Louis Tomlinson @ Ascend Amphitheater - Nashville
July 18th, 2023: Louis Tomlinson @ Ascend Amphitheater - Nashville, TN.
Louis Tomlinson - Photos Courtesy of Bridget Craig
Louis Tomlinson, a previous member of the band One Direction, put out his second full-length album as a solo artist, Faith in the Future, earlier this year. His world tour promoting his album came through Nashville and stopped at the Ascend Amphitheater. The crowd loved singing along to fan favorites such as The Greatest and Back To You. One highlight of the show was the fan interactions during the songs Chicago and Copy of a Copy of a Copy. Tomlinson also sang a cover of Where Do Broken Hearts Go, a song performed by One Direction.
This particular tour stop was postponed by severe weather, which unfortunately cut one of the opening acts’ set. Fans were lucky enough to see the Berlin-based rock band Giant Rooks open the show - the band’s first date supporting Louis Tomlinson. The rest of the show went off without a hitch.
Giant Rooks
Made in America - Philadelphia, PA
Photos courtesy of Bridget Craig | September 3rd & 4th 2021
Dugg
A$AP Ferg
Baby Keep
Bobby Shmurda
Coi Leray
Freddie Gibbs
Griselda
Justin Bieber
Kehlani
Latto
Lil Baby
Megan Thee Stallion
Moneybagg
Morray
Roddy Ricch
Tinashe
Young Thug
Grayscale @ Chameleon Club, Lancaster, PA
Photos and review courtesy of Bridget Craig | February 27 2020
On Thursday, February 27th, Grayscale closed their Nella Vita Part Two tour. Fans, crowded into a packed, hot venue, exploded when they opened with their hit “Just Right.” The show was in Lancaster, PA - just an hour and a half outside of their hometown - and the hype throughout the set was equivalent to what you would see in Philadelphia.
The band encouraged the crowd to dance to “Baby Blue” and had high energy, matching their audience’s, for the entire set. During their encore, the screens said “Part 2 is Over” and the members of the opening acts stage dove into the crowd as an end of tour prank.
Catch Grayscale on their next tours, starting with the It Is What It Is tour with Mayday Parade in the spring, followed by Sad Summer Festival in the summer.
