Oakland Arena

Incessantly intimate yet delightfully indulgent, SEVENTEEN combined boy-band heart with sharpened spectacle at the Oakland Arena for its “BE THE SUN” tour.

Intertwining intimate memories with hits from his extensive discography, McCartney evoked the delight of the empyrean May 6 at Oakland Arena.

Spunky and sweetly sardonic, the rapper has been parading around North America since February in the Call Me If You Get Lost Tour.

Opening with buoyant “The Feels,” the group exemplified its keen capability to transform even the most mundane matters of the heart into a sublime journey.

Though Robinson might not be sure what comes next, it’s evident that his passion — as well as his ardent fan base — will follow him through to his next endeavors.

Robinson's live set translated the new music into one of the most cathartic, uplifting EDM experiences of recent memory.

As Second Sky made its way into the evening, the heavy-hitters of the festival commanded the attention of nearly everybody present at the Oakland Arena grounds.

Ready to greet the flocking masses, Robinson kicked things off by unveiling his latest side-project, a live-exclusive DJ set billed as Air to Earth.

Robinson returned for the second time with his latest iteration of Second Sky, along with a uniquely diverse lineup of supporting acts including Madeon, Toro Y Moi, Jon Hopkins, Jai Wolf and more.

While the show celebrated the Jonas Brothers’ comeback, it also honored the solo careers Nick and Joe built during their time apart.