Baby Queen @ Manchester Academy 2 - Manchester, UK

The anticipation in the air was palpable as fans gathered at the Manchester Academy 2 on the eve of Baby Queen’s debut album release, “Quarter Life Crisis .” The venue was nearly sold out, and excitement buzzed through the crowd from the get-go, setting the stage for a night of infectious energy and stellar music. From the very first note, it was evident that Baby Queen was there to deliver an unforgettable performance. Her stage presence was magnetic, commanding the attention of every audience member that had filled the infamous Manchester venue. The setlist for the special night was carefully crafted, seamlessly blending tracks from “Quarter Life Crisis” with earlier releases and filled with fan favourites which made for a dynamic journey through the artist’s evolving sound. Throughout the night, Baby Queen effortlessly navigated the fine line between vulnerability and strength, revealing the depth of her songwriting and the sincerity of her artistry. The stage design, complemented by vibrant visuals, added a visually stunning layer to the auditory experience, enhancing the overall impact of the performance. As the concert reached its climax, the energy in the venue soared. Baby Queen closed the show with an encore of ‘We can be anything’ that left the audience craving more, and thankfully with the album release on the horizon they didn’t need to wait much longer!

The sense of unity between the artist and her fans was undeniable, a testament to the genuine connection Baby Queen has cultivated through her music. Baby Queen’s performance in Manchester was a testament to her rising star power and her ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant songs was on full display, The night truly was a celebration of the artist’s journey and a promise of even greater things to come. As the crowd spilled out of Manchester Academy 2, it was clear that Baby Queen had left an indelible mark on the city, solidifying her status as a must-watch artist in the indie-pop scene.

Setlist

Quarter Life Crisis

kid genius

Dream Girl

You Shaped Hole

every time i get high

Nobody Really Cares

Die Alone

Buzzkill

a letter to myself at 17

Grow Up

Internet Religion