
Experimental performance artist Poppy, who's taken a hard metal turn with her latest music, has announced an upcoming variety show called Improbably Poppy.
The six-episode series will premiere Oct. 11 via the streaming platform Veeps. It's set to include "guest interviews that border on brutal" and "sass-filled commentary by a cast of puppets," adding up to what Poppy describes as "a show where we’ll learn, listen, live, laugh, love and probably, a few of us will die."
"Is Poppy real? Is she a NPC? Do the puppets really die?" a press release asks. "Those that tune in will be the first to know. Or will they?"
For more info, visit Veeps.com/improbablypoppy.
Poppy will release a new album, Negative Spaces, on Nov. 15. It includes the single "New Way Out," which is charting in the top 30 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay ranking.