Christie McMenamin

The future continues to shine on Dashboard Confessional.

“Let Go”  played in order from start to finish.

Sold out Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg. So she added another. And that sold out, too.

Fans in the front row delighted Børns with flowers.

Lots of Dancing and high energy.

An hour filled with feel-good music

High-energy rock songs

It was the perfect note to end on, allowing a moment of reflection and pause before the final bow and goodbye—until 2018.

“Cry Cry Cry” is the first album from Wolf Parade in seven years.

The big sounds of the night were suddenly gone, replaced by a joint chorus of approximately 3,000 mouths, ending the night in communion.

A night of lost voices and a show spanning two hours. No openers, nothing; nothing but a band with an incredibly loyal, cult-like following.