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Peach Pit’s well-executed show simply felt like the band was jamming in its garage, blending slow and upbeat songs well, each with the band’s charismatic, relaxed tone.
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Despite the disjointed nature of livestreams, Sleaford Mods were able to successfully bring a live experience to those watching.
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Undeterred by screaming fans being replaced with the silence of racing chat threads, The Aces radiated enthusiasm.
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Facing up at the band as if watching from the pit, attendees belted lyrics out their windows or from the trunks of midsize SUVs.
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It’s something out of a dream concert, where the musician plays whatever songs fans desire, particularly lesser-known ones that often aren’t played live.
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Pairing his cream-colored fleece jacket with a prominent bubblegum pink bass, Thundercat was prepared for a night of crooning, swooning and plenty of tributes.
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Ásgeir’s set began with the track “Lazy Giants,” his rising vocals propelled by a pulsing beat and brooding, urgent piano chords.
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But apart from the love from its fans, Ceremony highlighted its musical chops with Farrar’s singing and Anzaldo’s multi-instrumental talent.
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The band members finished with another performance of “Looking for Some Light,” this time joining together to sing with their arms across each others’ shoulders in a soft moment of peace and happiness.
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The show was riddled with interludes as Echosmith sang through a set list of 14 songs, composed of old fan favorites and music from its new album.
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