Phoebe Bridgers and Muna in Indianapolis,IN

As someone who drove 17 hours to Indiana to see this show, let me tell you it is not one that you want to miss.

To start off the show, Muna was absolutely perfect. I know I’m probably biased because they’re my favorite band of all time, but their energy and presence is undeniable. What I love most about Muna is their ability to make everyone in the room, no matter how big that space is, feel like they are welcomed, loved and important. They created such a safe environment for everyone to dance and sing and be completely themselves and it was truly beautiful to see.

I've been listening to Phoebe Bridgers for a few years now but this was my first chance to see her live. From the second she came on stage, everyone was completely enamored. She lit up the room and had such a control of the stage you couldn’t help but fall in love with her. My favorite thing about her set was the elaborate productions for each song that really captivated you and brought you into each story as the songs went on. If you had never heard those songs before, by the end you felt like you had lived each and every one of them.

Phoebe has a quiet confidence that radiates from the stage and invites you into the world of her design. With a repertoire of emotionally vulnerable music, she tells her stories with wisdom and passion dripping from every line. The setlist included the perfect mix of familiar favorites like “Motion Sickness”, “Funeral”, and “Kyoto” and newer tracks, ending with a cover of Bo Burnham’s “That Funny Feeling”, an overall perfect introduction to her sound for those who are unfamiliar, and exactly what a die-hard fan wants from a performance.

Phoebe’s talent is undeniable and I truly believe that she is one of the best storytellers of our generation.

If you have the chance, don’t miss this tour, it is truly something spectacular.

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