TV Girl treated Los Angeles to an unforgettable celebration of the 3 ½ years of the 6 ½ year anniversary of their beloved album French Exit. Fans, both old and new, gathered to experience the band’s signature blend of dreamy pop and nostalgic beats.
The setlist was a well-curated journey through French Exit going in order of the tracks on the album and concluding with other fan favorites. Opening with the ethereal “Pantyhose,” TV Girl immediately transported the audience into their world. The crowd swayed and sang along, taking great pleasure in the melodies of the band’s unique style.
Frontman Brad Petering’s vocals were as captivating live as they are on the album, effortlessly conveying their wistful charm and introspective lyrics that fans adore. Performing “Lover’s Rock” live brought the dreaminess and melancholy melodies of the song to life. The song evoked a sense of longing and bittersweet romance throughout the crowd.
Each song was met with enthusiasm, and the audience’s collective nostalgia created a warm atmosphere. The venue’s acoustics perfectly complemented TV Girl’s sound, allowing every note and lyric to resonate beautifully throughout the theater. One of the highlights of the evening was the performance of “Louise,” a track that beautifully captures the bittersweet essence of “French Exit.” The band’s performance was both heartfelt and polished, with Petering’s emotive delivery. The lighting added an extra layer of magic, making the concert feel like a dreamy escape.
TV Girl also treated the audience to a few surprises at the end, including “Not Allowed” and “Cigarettes out the Window,” which had everyone singing along.
TV Girl’s performance at The Wiltern was a beautiful celebration of “French Exit” and a testament to the band’s continued relevance and artistic evolution. It was a night filled with nostalgia, joy, and a shared love for music that left everyone eagerly anticipating TV Girl’s next chapter. This band is only going to continue enchanting audiences with its unique sound and heartfelt performances.
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