Eli Maiman on guitar
Nick Petricca on lead vocals and keyboard
Kevin Ray on base
(Take notice of the blurry figure above the phone. Lead singer of The Griswolds viewing Nick Petricca kill it.)
Preaching harmony and brotherhood
Crowd walking
Kevin Bae in a zombie apocalypse
WALK THE MOON put on a great performance! They kicked off their show with
Different Colors which is appropriate because it is also the first song on their new album
Talking Is Hard which their tour is named after. It pumps everyone up and is great because it keeps everyone excited enough that they can slow it down for some songs like
Aquaman and people are still about to jump out of their socks. They play every song off of their new album and of course plenty of the older goodies.
Nick Petricca also took some time out of the show to preach about the fandom that you are welcomed into by becoming a fan. While it makes me think that for every young fan that they have, they are a wonderful influence. But it was awkward for my friend i brought along who will never let me hear the end of how I had brought her to a cult meeting without telling her. I was actually kind of shocked that they seemed to portray
jenny as an angry song. I always just thought it was about
Jenny is being sexy. I mean, she's got a body just like an hourglass. of course they tried to end on
Shut Up and Dance but the fans were having none of that.
WALK THE MOON is not allowed to leave the stage without singing
Anna Sun so of course they came back for a great encore that included a cover of
All These Things I've Done by
The Killers. It was a great tour with a great band. I can't wait to see them again at
Firefly Music Festival!
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