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MY GOD! Tessa Violet at Irving Plaza

Irving Plaza was set ablaze on Aug. 11 as the vibrant indie-pop sensation, Tessa Violet , took the stage, with the equally captivating Frances Forever opening the night. The air was charged with excitement as fans streamed into the venue, anticipating a musical experience that promised to be nothing short of unforgettable.

With Tessa Violet’s reputation for infectious energy and Frances Forever’s rising popularity, the anticipation was palpable. As the lights dimmed and the first chords reverberated through the air, it was clear that this concert would be a convergence of artistic talent and a celebration of the profound connection between musicians and their devoted followers.

Frances Forever, the burgeoning indie-pop sensation, is carving a unique path with their music that resonates deeply with audiences across the globe. Born from a rich tapestry of influences spanning from folk to lo-fi bedroom pop, Frances Forever delivers an unmistakable sound that stands out in today’s music landscape. With introspective lyrics and melodies that effortlessly navigate themes of love, identity, and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with growing up, Frances Forever has captured the hearts of listeners seeking authenticity and reliability.

Their breakout hit “ space girl ” and the subsequent releases have showcased a rare combination of vulnerability and catchy hooks, solidifying their place as a rising star in the indie scene. With an ever-growing fan base and a distinctive musical style, Frances Forever is undoubtedly an artist to watch as they continue to craft music that leaves an indelible mark on listeners and charts a fresh course in the world of indie-pop.

Frances Forever’s opening performance was an absolute whirlwind of emotions and musical prowess. Kicking off with a powerful mashup of “ depression ” and “ cry inside my car ,” they immediately set the tone for an intimate and emotionally charged set. The audience was captivated by the seamless transitions between songs and the raw authenticity that Frances Forever brought to the stage. Tracks like “Mr. Man” and “ Frankenstein Wannabe ” showcased their ability to blend introspective lyrics with energetic melodies, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere.

The standout moment of the night was the live performance of “Monica Gives Me Lockjaw,” an unreleased gem that resonated deeply with the crowd. The unrestrained emotion and vulnerability in their delivery left an indelible mark, reaffirming their status as a rising indie sensation. The juxtaposition of heartfelt tracks like “ my condolences to myself ” with the infectious energy of “ paranoia party ” demonstrated Frances Forever’s versatility and the range of emotions they can evoke through their music.

“Space Girl” served as a fitting conclusion to their set, leaving the audience with an anthemic chorus echoing in their minds. Frances Forever’s performance was a journey through introspection, heartache, and catharsis, all expertly woven into a mosaic of indie pop brilliance. Their ability to connect with the audience on such a personal level while delivering a polished and energetic performance is a testament to their burgeoning talent. As they left the stage, the crowd was left buzzing with excitement, fully immersed in the emotional rollercoaster that Frances Forever had taken them on.

Frances Forever Setlist: depression / cry inside my car (Mashup), Mr. Man, fuck u, Frankenstein Wannabe, treehouse, Stuck, my condolences to myself, Monica Gives Me Lockjaw (Unreleased), paranoia party, space girl

Tessa Violet, an emerging luminary in the indie-pop realm, is captivating audiences with her distinctive blend of introspection, vulnerability, and clever lyricism. From an eclectic musical background that spans genres, Tessa Violet has cultivated a sound that effortlessly weaves together catchy melodies and deeply relatable narratives. Her breakout tracks, such as “Crush” and “Bad Ideas,” have resonated deeply with listeners for their unfiltered portrayal of emotions and self-discovery.

With an innate ability to craft songs that explore the highs and lows of relationships and personal growth, Violet has firmly established herself as a rising star in the music scene. Beyond her music, her engaging presence and relatable charm have endeared her to fans around the world. As she continues to evolve as an artist and explore new musical territories, Tessa Violet’s journey promises to be a captivating one, leaving an indelible mark on the indie-pop landscape.

Tessa Violet’s electrifying performance was a showcase of her artistry, vulnerability, and boundless energy. The night held a series of delightful surprises, starting with Frances Forever joining Tessa on stage during “ Play with Fire ,” adding an extra layer of charm to an already captivating song. Violet’s interaction with the crowd brought a personal touch to the show, prompting them to share their gratitude, leading to a delightful chant about dopamine. As she ventured into deeper conversations, she hopped off the stage to engage with fans, leading to a heartfelt exchange of dreams and desires.

A poignant moment followed as Tessa introduced “ I Don’t Know Who I Am Without You ,” drawing from personal loss and connecting with the audience through a powerful and heartfelt performance. Throughout the show, her dynamic outfit changes, from the golden goddess dress to the iconic pink armor, added to the visual spectacle of the night.

Her connection with her band members was evident, particularly with her fiancé Dante Cimadamore on guitar and Mike McKerracher on drums, who joined her on stage for an intimate dance during “I Don’t Know Who I Am Without You.” The live rendition of “ When the Curtain Falls ” was introduced with Tessa’s characteristic witty banter, giving a glimpse into the theme of her introspective and multi-dimensional album MY GOD!

The set design, featuring a painting depicting Violet’s different personas, was a visually striking representation of her evolving artistry. Her acoustic take on “ Bad Ideas ,” with the crowd enthusiastically contributing to the ad-libs, showcased her effortless ability to engage and uplift the audience. Her candid speech on confidence, positive affirmations, and self-love resonated deeply, and the collective affirmation exercise led seamlessly into her empowering anthem “ Bad Bitch .”

The show’s high-energy climax during “ Crush ” saw her stepping off the stage, mingling with the crowd, and sharing the microphone, creating an unforgettable moment of connection. The evening wrapped up with an encore featuring Frances Forever and their band, dancing, celebrating, and line dancing along with her during a spirited rendition of “ Born This Way .” Tessa Violet’s performance was more than just a concert; it was an immersive journey through her music, emotions, and empowering spirit, leaving the audience inspired and invigorated.

Tessa Violet Setlist: YES MOM, Breakdown, Play With Fire, Again Again, Good Things Go Bad, Haze / Wishful Drinking (entitled on the setlist, Hazeful Drinking), I Like (the Idea of) You, I Don’t Know Who I Am Without You, When The Curtain Falls, song without a title, Games, Bad Ideas + Liability by Lorde (Mashup), Honest, BAD BITCH, Kitchen Song (voice memo), Kitchen Song, MY GOD!, You Are Not My Friend, Crush

Encore: Born This Way (Lady Gaga Cover)

In terms of upcoming shows, “MY GOD! The Tour” will be wrapping up on Sept. 7 in San Diego. If you find yourself in the UK later in September, you can also catch Tessa at Bittersweet Daze !

Updates for any future Tessa Violet shows can be found on socials , and her website . The same goes for  Frances Forever, and you can find their socials and website linked here.

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Tessa Violet shines on "My God!" tour

Tessa Violet has spent years building a platform for herself within the alternative pop industry, and her work has paid off. With her extravagant on-stage outfits and classic yellow bob, Violet is becoming an easily recognizable figure within the genre. Having been on three tours within the past year alone — two independent and one with the noted alternative band “Half Alive” — she has set herself apart as being not just a musician but a performer. 

The “My God!” tour kicked off in New Mexico July 27 and then traveled to Phoenix’s Crescent Ballroom for the second show of the over-month-long series. The tour’s name is drawn from the title of her newest album, which features some of her hit singles such as “YES MOM” and “You Are Not My Friend”.

Frances Garrett, professionally known as Frances Forever, will be opening for Violet for the duration of the tour. Known for their spunky pop sound and engaging lyrics, they took the online world by storm in 2020 with their song “Space Girl”.

When asked how they came to open for Violet, Garrett said,  “Honestly, our managers were friends, and they were at lunch and were like ‘this would be a cool thing to happen’, and I feel like we have a similar fanbase.” 

During their opening set, they engaged with the audience and passionately performed their songs, even falling to their knees on stage during some songs. They explained they draw their energy from the environment. 

“I just feel it from the audience usually, or from the people that I’m playing with. Soraya, my guitarist, always has the best energy coming on stage and gives 110%,” Garrett said. “Like this is so fun and it’s so cool that I get to do this for a living, so that fuels up the energy.”

Violet’s set was electric, incorporating special effects and outfit changes to match the energy of her songs. Starting off the show with her pink shimmer bodysuit and later adding a matching tulle-like robe, Violet captivated the audience’s attention. Before her final songs and encore performance, she took a moment to leave the stage and change into a yellow corseted gown, from which the skirt later detached to reveal a second shimmer bodysuit, this time in a golden hue.

Her setlist included a mix of songs from her newest album, as well as a few singles and a collection of songs from her previously released album “Bad Ideas”, which she put out in 2019.  During her show, Violet spoke about her experiences from her time being a songwriter and the power she feels her lyrics can hold. 

“I do believe to be a songwriter is to be a spellcaster,” Violet told the crowd, referencing her belief that your words create your reality since they impact your mood and perspective.  

She shared the stage with her drummer, Mike “The Machine” McKerracher, and her guitarist Dante Cimadamore, to whom she’s been publicly engaged since December 2022. Violet’s tour continued through the United States and parts of Canada until September when she began a brief stint on “The Road to Bittersweet Haze” tour with Cavetown and Cafuné. 

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Q&A: Tessa Violet conveys her hopes for the in-person tour of her album ‘MY GOD!’

Tessa Violet holds her hand up to her head while donning a bedazzled, neon pink mesh bodysuit. The “Crush” singer will perform at The Fonda Theatre this Wednesday for the tour of her latest album, “MY GOD!” (Courtesy of Sarah Pardini)

"MY GOD! THE TOUR"

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By Kaycie Rippe

Sept. 5, 2023 5:49 p.m..

Tessa Violet is connecting with her fans when the curtain falls.

Singer-songwriter Tessa Violet rose to fame for her pop anthems “Crush” and “BAD BITCH” and the viral TikTok trend “YES MOM.” Following the recent release of her latest studio album “MY GOD!,” Violet will take the stage in Los Angeles at The Fonda Theatre on Wednesday as a part of her North American tour.

Violet spoke with the Daily Bruin’s Kaycie Rippe about embarking on a full tour and engaging with her audience regarding their desires.

This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

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Daily Bruin: Your latest headlining tour, “The Something To Look Forward To Tour,” was performed virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic. How does it feel to return on the road for a full-length, in-person tour to usher in this new album after its release?

Tessa Violet: (It’s) so much fun. Something that is different is that before the pandemic, I feel like I didn’t really know my fans. But through doing “The Something To Look Forward To Tour,” which was the twice-weekly livestream, I feel like I did get to know people.

There’s a point in the show where I ask people, “What are you grateful for?” Some nights I’m like, “You in the purple, what are you grateful for?” But last night, I knew the names of everyone in the front row. So, that’s really fun to have a different experience with playing live where it’s not just like, “Oh there’s everybody,” but it’s like, “Oh my god.​​ There’s these people that I’m familiar with and think are funny and are grateful that they’re a fan of my music.”

DB: What changes can your fans expect in this tour compared to other shows you have done in the past?

TV: New costumes, and I mean, the banter is always different every show. I do love the banter. I’m talking a lot about being curious about what you want in life because if you don’t know what you want, you don’t know what direction to go in. This is your life, so it’s best to not spend it wandering aimlessly toward your deathbed, b eing like, “Oh, I could have done what I wanted, but I didn’t. I wasn’t willing to be curious about what I want because that was too scary.” So, I talked about that on stage.

Besides that, it’s just a celebration of the new record. I play all the songs in the new record, but I also play the hits from the last one. We got to have the hits too. But that feels fun to celebrate “MY GOD!,” this project that took four years.

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DB: Since you mentioned the importance of knowing what you want, what do you want? What do you hope for in the future?

TV: I just want to have a positive impact on people. I want this album to matter to people. It is such an honor when someone connects with the music and it’s meaningful to them. I’m most shy about that desire. When you asked me what I wanted, I knew that was my truth right away, though I didn’t want to say it out loud. But I want people to connect deeply to the music. I want them to come to the show and know every word.

DB: What do you want your audience to get out of your performance and your album?

TV: I’ve been thinking a lot about how songs are spells. I can change how you feel based on what I say to you. I think that’s really powerful, and I’m thinking about that within my songs. When I listened to the song “YES MOM,” I was headed to my music video for “BAD BITCH,” and I was not feeling very bad bitch that morning. Then, I listened to “YES MOM” on the way and the second verse, “Push me down and I bounce right back / Trampoline and it’s in my past / Rising like a phoenix making fire from the ash,” and I’m like, “Wow, it’s like this person wrote this song for me.”

I hope people feel good about themselves from the show and start questioning, “What do I want in my life?” and “Can I make changes to go in a different direction?” The answer is always yes. You always have a choice. You’re on a train right now. And it’s very comfortable to stay on that train. Maybe the train is going in a direction you want, but if not, it’s really uncomfortable to get off that train. You might need to literally jump out of a moving vehicle and roll down a hill. But if you don’t do that, you’re just carried along to a destination you might not want to be at, and I want people to feel empowered to move in the direction they want to move in. Even if that is a lot harder at the jump. Eventually, with enough time, things do become easier.

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