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Almost Monday at The Echoplex in Los Angeles
After performing a series of sold-out shows nationwide, Almost Monday wrapped up the 2025 North American leg of their tour ‘The Dive’ on Saturday night at The Echoplex in Los Angeles.
Adrian Lyles kicked off the night, filling the venue with vibrant energy and fostering genuine connections among the audience while delivering an outstanding performance. He invigorated the crowd by frequently interacting with them between songs, sharing authentic and powerful emotions, and showcasing his hit singles, such as “Think I Am” and “Formalize Me.”
I had the pleasure of experiencing Almost Monday’s music at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles in 2024 when they co-opened with Rechall for Beach Weather.
Almost a year later, Almost Monday has not only sold out shows across North America but has also achieved their first #1 on the Alternative Radio Chart with their hit “Can’t Slow Down.”
Almost Monday will conclude 2025 with three major music festivals, a total of 43 performances, and a growing fan base, all to their credit. More info on their website.
The night was electric. Adrian Lyles and Almost Monday poured their hearts into their performances, captivating the crowd from start to finish. The bond between the artists and their fans was indescribable.
Check out our favorite photos of the night below or head to our Facebook page for the full gallery!
ALMOST MONDAY
ADRIAN LYLES
All Photo Credit: Taylor Blazer
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Avenoir Brings ‘Mirage Tour’ to the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver
Rising Canadian R&B artist Avenoir brought his Mirage Tour – Act One to Vancouver on March 12, playing an intimate show at the Hollywood Theatre. The evening opened with a set from Alberta-born singer-songwriter Jonah David, who warmed up the crowd with his 2-piece band before the headliner took the stage.
Born in South Africa and raised in Edmonton, Avenoir has built serious momentum over the past year. His debut EP NOIRE earned a 2025 Juno nomination, and his music has racked up hundreds of millions of streams. The Vancouver stop was part of a short run of theatre shows meant to give fans a closer look at the fast-rising artist before a bigger year ahead.
The performance leaned into atmosphere. Avenoir kept movement minimal, often standing alone at center stage as his songs unfolded over sleek production, including great saxophone moments. His acoustics songs helped strengthen his connection with the audience. The production blended futuristic R&B with booming 808s and dramatic arrangements that gave several tracks a cinematic punch. His voice has a smoky tone that cuts through the heavy beats.
The show felt like a young artist still settling into the stage. The music is already there, and the confidence will likely follow.
Check out our favourite photos of the night below or head to our Facebook page for the full gallery!
AVENOIR
JONAH DAVID
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer
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JUNNY Brings ‘null’ Tour to the Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
Korean-Canadian R&B artist JUNNY brought warmth to a cold Vancouver night on March 4, turning the Vogue Theatre into a packed, swaying sea of JUNNIVERSE for his null Tour. Promoted by MRG Live, the show supported his second full-length album, null, and marked the second-to-last stop on his North American run before wrapping in Calgary.
DAUL opened the show with a tight, high-energy set that worked well with the crowd. Once the room was warmed up, JUNNY stepped out under the screams of the fans. Bathed in pulsing lights, he moved with easy confidence, pairing smooth vocals with subtle body rolls that sent the crowd into a frenzy.
He thanked fans several times for coming to his show, and leaned into his charm, shouting out the “sexy ladies and sexy fellas” in the crowd.
On a cold March night in Vancouver, JUNNY delivered heart and heat, exactly what his fans came for. Check out our favourite photos of the night below!
Find more information on upcoming JUNNY tour dates on his website.
JUNNY
DAUL
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer