Redrum Surprised with On-Stage Proposal from Tour Manager Scott

Scott Villanueva had shaken Cervantes with excitement when he proposed to his girlfriend Tatiana Tindall, also known as Redrum, after her set on March 28.

The couple had met through mutual friends over two years ago in Denver, eventually moving in together and beginning their love story. With a background in tour management, Scott transitioned to become both her partner and tour manager. It had only made sense for Scott to propose in the city they met in while doing what they loved. 

After Redrum had played direct support for Super Future at Cervantes Masterpiece Venue, the team got on stage for a photo opportunity. Instead of the usual picture, Scott had gotten down on one knee and proposed. A graphic had been displayed on the screen, letting fans in on the exciting moment. 

Redrum and Scott posted sweet pictures of the moment after the show. Redrum posted one photo of Scott on one knee and another of the two posing in front of the crowd. “If I knew I was getting engaged I wouldn’t have worn Crocs,” she joked on X. 

Scott also posted a picture taken behind him during the proposal, capturing Redrum with a shocked expression. He captioned the photo, “It’s been 786 days coming [red heart emoji].”

After being raised in Portland, the artist journeyed to Colorado and has risen in the bass scene since. Redrum began releasing music in 2020 and has supported artists including Liquid Stranger, Rezz, and more. Her bewitching music has been taken internationally and landed her sets at festivals like Electric Forest this year. 

Congratulations to the happy couple on their engagement and cheers for what is to come! Redrum is planning on releasing a new EP this year and playing iconic festivals. More photos and videos of Redrum and Scott’s proposal can be found on the couples’ social media. 

Madison Duncan

Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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