EVAN GIIA Continues New Cycling Series GIIA MOVE in Various US Cities

Vocalist and producer EVAN GIIA is returning to California and Texas for her new cycling series, GIIA MOVE, combining spin with electronic music.

Hitting three different spin studios in three cities this month, EVAN GIIA is rejuvenating her cycling series with GIIA MOVE. Attendees will ride along to the artist’s beats and keep up with her pace throughout the session. The GIIA MOVE project has been encouraging sweat sessions since at least 2020 when she began releasing guided workouts on YouTube. 

They eventually spawned into classes instructed by EVAN GIIA to her future bass and electropop hits. She will be getting attendees moving in San Diego on May 18, San Fransisco on May 20, and Austin on May 27. A meet and greet with the artist follow each class.

The classically trained opera singer has been dropping bangers since 2016 and has been featured on chart-topping tracks. After the release of her 2018 hit, “WESTWORLD,” she went on to work with producers like Louis the Child, Gorgon City, and Illenium throughout her career, creating energetic songs that are easily transferable to a workout. 

“DOWN TO EARTH,” EVAN GIIA’s most recent release, follows the rest of her discography with pumping beats and melodic drops. It is clear that the musician can create a fire workout with her passion for both music and exercise.

Her past classes have been met with a lot of support from fans who went, encouraging others to do the same whether she is leading yoga, spin, or a different form of exercise. The next classes are the only ones she has scheduled so far, but we are sure we will see more.

EVAN GIIA is playing with Two Friends just hours after her sessions at Spark Cycle and SoulCycle in California. Tickets for GIIA MOVE and her upcoming shows are available to snag here. Listen to her official workout playlist here: 

Madison Duncan

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