PNC Pavilion
Cincinnati, OH. August 10, 2023
Photos By: Tom Rentz
To write a review of the Lindsey Stirling show in Cincinnati is an easy task. It was nothing short of spectacular! From start to finish, the entire performance had the audience captivated and wanting more.
Lindsey's talent as a violinist and dancer is simply extraordinary. Her energy and passion on stage were contagious, and you could tell she was having an absolute blast performing for us. The way she effortlessly moved and danced while playing the violin was truly mesmerizing. It was as if the music flowed through her entire being, making for an incredibly immersive and unforgettable experience.
The venue itself provided the perfect backdrop for the show. The stage setup was visually stunning, with vibrant colors, dynamic lighting, and impressive visual effects that added another layer of excitement to the performance. The sound quality was fantastic too, ensuring that every note and beat could be heard and felt throughout the entire venue.
The selection of songs during the show was diverse and showcased Lindsey's versatility as an artist. From her original compositions to unique arrangements of popular songs, she managed to create a perfect balance between familiar tunes and surprising twists, keeping the audience engaged and entertained throughout the entire performance.
What made this show truly special was the enthusiasm and connection Lindsey had with her fans. She took the time to interact with the audience, sharing stories and personal anecdotes that made us feel like a part of her journey. It was evident that she genuinely appreciated the love and support from her fans, making the concert feel like an intimate gathering of friends rather than a massive show.
Overall, the Lindsey Stirling show in Cincinnati was an absolute delight. It showcased her incredible talent, creativity, and dedication to her craft. Her unique blend of music, dance, and storytelling made for an unforgettable evening that will be cherished by all who attended. If you ever have the chance to see Lindsey Stirling live, I highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed!
Review By: Tom Rentz
Setlist:
- Beyond The Veil
- Underground
- Artemis
- The Arena
- Shatter Me
- Toccata And Fugue (Johann Sebastian Bach Cover)
- Masquerade
- Hold My Heart (With Sarah Blackwood Of Walk Off The Earth)
- Moon Trance
- Roundtable Rival
- The Upside (With Contest Winner Anna Eyink On Violin)
- Carol Of The Bells (Mykola Leontovych Cover)
- Crystallize
- Mirage
- Don't Let This Feeling Fade (With Gianni Luminati Of Walk Off The Earth)
- Guardian / Lose You Now
Encore:
17. Love Goes On And On
18. Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Cover)
Photos By: Tom Rentz
I just had to let all of you know about my 2nd experience and write a review of the Walk Off The Earth show in Cincinnati. I have to say, it was an amazing night filled with unbelievable talent and non-stop fun from start to finish!
Walk Off The Earth's performance was truly something special. Their energy on stage was so contagious, and it was impossible not to get caught up in the excitement. Their unique blend of vocals, instruments, and creative arrangements had the audience singing and dancing along throughout the entire show.
What really stood out about their performance was their incredible musicianship. Not only did they play their own instruments flawlessly, but they also effortlessly switched between different instruments, creating a dynamic and captivating performance. It was like a musical symphony, with each member bringing their own unique sound that perfectly complemented one another.
The venue itself was the perfect setting for the show. It had such a welcoming atmosphere that made you feel right at home. The stage setup was visually stunning, with vibrant lights and eye-catching visuals that added another layer of excitement to the experience. And let me tell you, the sound quality was top-notch too, allowing us to fully enjoy every incredible note and harmony.
But what really touched my heart was the connection that Walk Off The Earth had with their fans. They made sure to interact with the audience, sharing stories and jokes that made it feel like we were all old pals just having a fantastic time. You could really feel the love and appreciation they had for their fans, creating such a warm and inclusive atmosphere that made the concert feel incredibly personal.
Their setlist was fantastic. They played a mix of their own catchy originals and unique covers that had everyone singing along. Each song was performed with so much passion and enthusiasm, it was impossible not to get swept up in the music. And you know what? They even surprised us with a few spontaneous jams that had the crowd cheering and clapping like crazy!
All in all, the Walk Off The Earth show in Cincinnati was an absolute blast. Their incredible talent, infectious energy, and genuine connection with the audience made it an unforgettable evening. If you ever get the chance to see them live, I highly recommend it. I promise you'll be treated to an incredible performance that will leave you with the biggest smile on your face!
Review By: Tom Rentz
Setlist:
- Red Hands
- Fire In My Soul
- Crazy (Gnarls Barkley Cover)
- What's Love Got To Do With It (Graham Lyle Cover)
- Whatever
- Teenage Dirtbag (Wheatus Cover)
- I'll Be There
- Thunderstruck (AC/DC Cover)
- Long Way Home (With Lindsey Stirling)
- Love Me Do / I Want To Hold Your Hand / A Hard Day's Night / Eight Days A Week / Yesterday / In My Life / I've Just Seen A Face / We Can Work It Out / Eleanor Rigby / Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane / A Day In The Life / With A Little Help From My Friends / All You Need Is Love / Hello, Goodbye / Blackbird / Hey Jude / Here Comes The Sun / Come Together / Let It Be (The Beatles Covers)
- My Stupid Heart (With Luminati Suns)
- Somebody That I Used To Know / Heatwaves / Industry Baby / Alone / Africa / Oh No / That's What I Want / Sunroof / Bad Habits / Can't Get You Out Of My Head / Dreams