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And as the band tore into “It’s Called: Freefall,” it became clear how invested fans were in the music, the band, the night and everything in between.
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The second opening act for Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, Flor played just as the theater was starting to fill up. Though most of the present audience members began the set focused on getting drinks, Flor did a respectable job grabbing their attention.
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Warner’s slam poet energy showed clearly throughout the night — her vocal delivery started out slightly shaky, but improved drastically as she gained her confidence.
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With his performances of “Life Round Here” and “Limit To Your Love,” Blake brought an entirely original and entirely brighter energy to his older songs.
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When she wasn’t impressing the crowd with her musical ability, Ward was channeling her inner “I Dream of Jeannie” spirit as she physically demonstrated the beats surging through her every move.
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Due to her prolific career, Kelly was able to fill her set list with selections from every part of her musical spectrum. New and old, released and unreleased, song covers and gospel tracks all made an appearance during the two-hour show.
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In the band’s music, the Kooks bring back the aesthetics of old classic rock often lost in today’s music. During this live performance, audience members could watch lead singer Luke Pritchard run his fingers through his hair and sway with Mick Jagger energy.
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The free-spirited singer, who is coming to Oakland’s Fox Theater this Saturday, is now preparing for a five-month-long touring season — on top of wedding plans and the aftermath of dropping her record label, Weekday Records.
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Despite FIDLAR’s musical intensity, the band members were lighthearted and friendly when interacting with the crowd. A particularly spiteful song called “Leave Me Alone” ended with Schwartzel leaning into his mic and saying, “Thank you!” in a chirpy falsetto.
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On Monday, make a playlist. Pack it full of songs from Billboard’s hit chart, Spotify’s Discover Weekly and your friends’ list of favorites. Set it to play while you walk to pick up the week’s groceries or to Starbucks for your first holiday drink of the season — my choice is a classic peppermint mocha, with whipped cream, of course.
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