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OneRepublic at Atlas Arena in Łódź
On October 4th, OneRepublic lit up Atlas Arena in Łódź (Poland) with their full of global hits discography. Ryan Tedder’s impressive vocals, fun production and numerous interactions with fans created a really nostalgic and danceable nearly 2 hour long show. Known not only as the band’s frontman, but also as the songwriter behind many global hits for other artists, Tedder shared his talent throughout the night.
In a playful moment at stage B, the band performed “Halo” – the song Tedder co-wrote for Beyoncé – joking that he and his co-writer had essentially written a love song to Jay-Z. They also treated the crowd with the short cover of “Bleeding Love” by Leona Lewis, another worldwide hit from Tedder’s songwriting portfolio. OneRepublic also prepared some surprise gifts for the fans and kicked a few football balls signed by all band members to different parts of the arena.
The concert was filled with energy, emotions during performances such as “Apologize” or “I Lived”, and warm interactions with the audience – including jokes and plenty of Polish phrases from Tedder. OneRepublic also surprised fans by performing their brand-new track “I Need Your Love” live before its official release – the song is set to come out before the end of the year.
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Upcoming Tour Dates:
7 Oct 2025 – Paris, FR – Accor Arena
8 Oct 2025 – Antwerp, BE – Lotto Arena
10 Oct 2025 – Bologna, IT – Unipol Arena
11 Oct 2025 – Milan, IT – Unipol Forum
30 Oct 2025 – Copenhagen, DK – Royal Arena
31 Oct 2025 – Stockholm, SE – Avicii Arena
1 Nov 2025 – Oslo, NO – Unity Arena
7 Nov 2025 – Frankfurt, DE – Festhalle
9 Nov 2025 – Munich, DE – Olympiahalle
14 Nov 2025 – Madrid, ES – Palacio Vistalegre
Sweet Escape Tour 2026
14 Feb 2026 – Torquay, VIC, AU – Torquay Common (LOOKOUT – OneRepublic)4 Feb 2026 – Auckland, NZ – Spark Arena (with special guest Zara Larsson)
7 Feb 2026 – Speers Point, NSW, AU – Speers Point Park (LOOKOUT – OneRepublic)
12 Feb 2026 – Brisbane, QLD, AU – Riverstage Brisbane (with special guest Zara Larsson)
More information on the band’s website.
ONEREPUBLIC
All Photo Credit: Martyna Florczuk
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Alabama Shakes Bring the Soul Back to Vancouver
After nearly a decade away, Alabama Shakes returned to Vancouver on June 26 for a night that was both a reunion and a revival. Performing at the new Freedom Mobile Arch, the Alabama band wasted little time reminding the crowd why their blend of blues, rock, soul, and gospel made such an impact in the first place.
The band opened shortly after 8p.m. with immediate force, locking into the familiar rhythms that have defined their sound since their 2012 debut, Boys & Girls. As the daylight decreased, “Another Life” brought a warm shift to the rainy evening, with the crowd swaying together before “Hang Loose” kept the mood loose and upbeat.
At the centre of it all was Brittany Howard, whose voice remains as commanding as ever. Her ability to move from a delicate falsetto on “Future People” to a full-throated roar gave the songs a fresh edge without losing what made them special. “I Found You” brought out the band’s gospel and blues roots, while “Hold On” turned the venue into one massive singalong.
The set’s emotional high point came with “Gimme All Your Love,” as Howard and the band leaned into every groove. “Don’t Wanna Fight” followed with equal parts tension and release before the band left the stage.
Alabama Shakes‘ return showed that, after all these years, this band can still make a crowd rise.
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ALABAMA SHAKES
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer
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Of Monsters and Men Bring ‘The Mouse Parade’ Tour to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver
Of Monsters and Men returned to Vancouver on June 25 with a packed show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, bringing their mix of indie folk, rock and cinematic pop to a crowd that was more than ready to welcome them back. After years away from the live stage, the Icelandic band showed no signs of rust, delivering a performance that moved easily between quiet, atmospheric moments and full-room singalongs.
The evening opened with American indie folk singer-songwriter, August Ponthier, who shared songs from their debut album Everywhere Isn’t Texas, as well as new unreleased material.
At 9p.m., the lights dropped and Of Monsters And Men emerged from the shadows, surrounded by haze and an eerie wash of light that matched the darker mood of their newer material.
The set leaned heavily on songs from their latest album, All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, giving fans a chance to hear how the band’s sound has developed since their breakthrough. Tracks like “The Actor” and “Ordinary Creature” brought a more layered, reflective side of the group, yet they fit comfortably alongside older favourites.
Of course, the biggest reactions came when the band reached back into their catalogue. Both “King and Lionheart” and “Dirty Paws” had the audience singing along. Then came “Little Talks,” still one of the band’s biggest hits and an undeniable highlight of the night. The familiar opening instantly brought the room together, with the crowd handling a lot of the vocals.
At the centre of it all were Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar Þórhallsson, whose voices remain the band’s greatest strength. Their harmonies, paired with the group’s dynamic musicianship, made the long-awaited return feel completely worth the wait.
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OF MONSTERS AND MEN
AUGUST PONTHIER
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer