Live Show Reviews

The Beaches Ignite Denver with Electrifying “Blame My Ex Tour”

On February 25th, 2024, Denver’s Summit Music Hall pulsed with the infectious energy of The Beaches’ highly anticipated “Blame My Ex Tour.” Fresh off their recent show at The Black Sheep in December in Colorado Springs, the Toronto-based quartet brought their A-game, delivering a performance that left the crowd exhilarated and craving more.

As the lights dimmed and anticipation mounted, The Beaches took the stage, greeted by thunderous applause. Opening with the anthemic “T-Shirt,” the band wasted no time setting the tone for the evening—a seamless fusion of raw energy and undeniable talent. The crowd, already electrified, eagerly awaited the next sonic adventure.

Moments later, the band transitioned into the introspective “Grow Up Tomorrow”. Before launching into the song, the band playfully recounted Kylie Miller’s lost purse—an amusing anecdote that added a personal touch to the evening. This intimate connection with the audience set the stage for a night filled with shared experiences and unforgettable moments.

Throughout the show, The Beaches demonstrated their prowess as both musicians and entertainers. Jordan Miller’s captivating vocals commanded the stage, while Kylie Miller’s mesmerizing guitar solos added depth and texture to each song. Leandra Earl’s versatile keyboard melodies and Eliza Enman-McDaniel’s powerhouse drumming provided the perfect backdrop for the band’s dynamic performance.

Amidst the pulsating rhythms and soaring melodies, The Beaches took the audience on a journey through the highs and lows of love, loss, and everything in between. Tracks like “Kismet” and “Kinkade,” performed with passion and intensity, resonated deeply with the crowd, eliciting cheers of approval and admiration.

As the night drew to a close, The Beaches left the stage to raucous applause, their infectious energy lingering in the air long after the final notes faded away. With their electrifying “Blame My Ex Tour,” The Beaches have solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands to watch in 2024 and beyond.

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  • Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.

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Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.

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