Billie Eilish is different from your typical teenage pop star.  Just 18 years old, her songs have gotten over 15 billion plays already.   Her music – “The way I wear my noose / Like a necklace” and “Take me to the rooftop / I wanna see the world when I stop breathing” -- is less “boy meets girl” and more dark and brooding. Instead of commanding an army of songwriters and producers, she writes and records her songs with just her older brother, Finneas (the two siblings were homeschooled growing up).  Her fashion style – oversized, baggy and anti-silhouette – is uniquely hers, although it's catching on with her many adoring fans.  

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As Billie becomes a defining voice of Generation Z, she is also leading the charge on the issue of her generation: climate change.  According to public opinion pollster Scott Rasmussen, 67% of Gen Z voters believe it’s somewhat likely that Earth will become uninhabitable in the next decade.  Billie is using her platform to speak out and bring awareness in ways big and small.  Her 2020 Where Do We Go? world tour is going green.  All of the shows will have water stations for fans and the crew, and fans can bring refillable water bottles.  Plastic straws will be banned.   And a Billie Eilish “Eco-Village” will be at every concert, showing concertgoers how to join the fight against climate change.  

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