Review

After almost two months of touring along the West Coast and Midwest, Geese made their way back to the Northeast for one of the last shows on their Getting Killed Tour.

At the final North American performance of her Matter of Time Tour, Laufey transformed TD Garden’s stadium seats and jumbotrons into a colorful circus, an intimate jazz club, and a symphony hall all over the course of one show. 

The stage at Royale was dressed up on Sunday night in anticipation of Indigo De Souza’s arrival. The art from her latest album, Precipice, was displayed on a banner behind the instruments, and the room, coated in purple light, hummed with conversation, ready for the moment the room went black, and the stage was no longer unoccupied. 

Royel Otis and their band make their already great music sound even better live. Otis’s vocals and Royel’s harmonies were clear, and each member of the band contributed great vibes and immense talent to the performance.

Car Seat Headrest has been one of the most important bands in my life for almost as long as I can remember. If you’ve ever heard their music, then you would understand the amount of anger, sadness, and angst that they are able to capture in every single song.