Aubrey Situmorang

Aubrey Situmorang is an Indonesian bass player currently residing in Los Angeles, California. Aubrey has played for notable artists from a diverse array of genres, including the Grammy winning pianist and composer Billy Childs, double-platinum artist Bipolar Sunshine, and singer/producer SASAMI.

In 2017, Aubrey was awarded a full-tuition scholarship to Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, where she studied bass performance and jazz composition with world renowned musicians such as John Patitucci, Gary Willis, Mike Pope, Chris Loftlin, Steve Bailey, Billy Kilson, Terence Blanchard, among others.

Fresh out of college, Aubrey toured North America and Australia with “The Life and Music of George Michael” throughout 2022 to 2025, filling up 2000 capacity theaters that have frequently hosted B.B. King, John Legend, Led Zeppelin, Dream Theater, and so on.

Aubrey’s recent performances include selling out shows at Los Angeles’ legendary Baked Potato with Billy Childs Electric Band, opening for Yeah Yeah Yeahs at the Huntington Bank Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois, and for Soccer Mommy at Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco, California both in the summer of 2023.

Beyond her live performances, Aubrey also released her album “One Point One” which received a nomination for Best Jazz Album at Indonesia’s highest music awards Anugerah Musik Indonesia 2022.