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"Lil Amsterdam" on the setlist sent me for some reason dd
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"Lil Amsterdam" on the setlist sent me for some reason dd
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Imagine if she did a three hour Eras-like show. I would DIE.
I miss seeing her live. I miss the genuine-as-fuck hug she gave me, it was better than any therapy that I ever needed.
I miss seeing her live. I miss the genuine-as-fuck hug she gave me, it was better than any therapy that I ever needed.
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Anyone know what the meet and greet situation is like this time around? It's been almost a decade and an entire pandemic since I saw her last and if I have the opportunity to talk to her again I'd like to be able to do it!
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I know they formally said none would be happening on this European leg. TBD about the US but I imagine she’ll continue not having them.
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I was hoping this wouldn't be the case but I guess it makes sense. Feels like the end of an era!
She is not taking any chances as some fans (the regulars for sure) don't respect personal space and she won't want to risk covid fucking up the tour.
She played 'Crazy' at the show tonight. I see you T xx
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An absolutely incredible concert tonight in Liverpool - I didn't want it to end. It was so amazing to see her in my home city. "Scarlet's Walk" was an unexpected highlight for me.
Crazy, A Sorta Fairytale and Scarlets Walk - dream come true, what a show.
Just got back from seeing Tori live for the first time at the Cambridge date and she paid Choirgirl Hotel nooch which I'm choosing to take as a personal slight.
However we did get what I take to be a rare live outing? of Putting The Damage On and also Caught A Light Sneeze and Suede, so the teenage version of me is going to sleep tonight a happy boy. Like to a lot of us here probably, Tori's one of those really important formative years artists for me, and one I never dreamed I'd get to see play live in a venue within my budget, so I feel very privileged.
However we did get what I take to be a rare live outing? of Putting The Damage On and also Caught A Light Sneeze and Suede, so the teenage version of me is going to sleep tonight a happy boy. Like to a lot of us here probably, Tori's one of those really important formative years artists for me, and one I never dreamed I'd get to see play live in a venue within my budget, so I feel very privileged.
She was great at RAH last night. I've seen her 11 times and this was... well, at least top 5. Her voice seemed far improved from the 2022 London gig (by contrast, probably one of my least favourite Tori gigs) and from the album, tbh - she no longer seems stuck in that airy upper register. Songs like Little Amsterdam and Crucify had some of that old Tori fierceness to them, the solo Losing My Religion into Silent All These Years was super emotional and she seemed really happy to be there. I also went with some pretty casual fans and the addition of one or two of the classics compared to some of the recent gigs seemed to go over very well.
I loved the performance of 'Climb'.
Her lower vocal works so well, I hope she realises it's her strength now.
Her lower vocal works so well, I hope she realises it's her strength now.
Her voice last night was phenomenal
She sounds so, so good as of late. I was only at the Liverpool date but the way her voice filled the theatre with such richness and passion was certainly a marked improvement on the previous tours. She absolutely nailed every single song, and adapted the more difficult ones in a way that didn’t detract at all from the performance.
Just to echo others, she absolutely knocked it out of the park at RAH last night!
Best I’ve seen her since 2014.
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The photo with Natalie Imbruglia!
Natalie has been a fan for years so I love that for her!
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Mother is looking so GOOD!