Fletcher & Friends kicked off Pride month with a bang at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park this weekend. Ari Abdul and G Flip started the show on a high note with Fletcher closing out the show. It was a beautiful day at the beach and the perfect day to be outside and listen to music!

Fletcher & Friends was a hometown show for Fletcher, who went to school just 15 minutes away from the historic Stone Pony. Fans were treated to songs from Fletcher’s full discography, ranging from 2024 releases all the way back to a 2016 release. The Saturday show was her first time performing in the US since she dropped her album, In Search of the Antidote in March of this year.

Fletcher started off the show with Maybe I Am and played many other songs from her most recent album including Attached to You, Joyride and Eras of Us. She showed off her vocal range with songs like Serial Heartbreaker and Lead Me On. While reading signs from the crowd, she saw a little fan with a request to dance with her onstage and brought her up on stage.

The little girl had free reign of the full stage to dance around and have fun, bringing joy to everyone in the crowd watching. Fletcher closed out the show with the closing song from In Search of the Antidote, Antidote. For the encore, Fletcher played Doing Better and brought the night to a close with Becky’s So Hot from her first album, Girl of My Dreams. 

After the two nights of Fletcher & Friends, Fletcher will be taking the In Search of the Antidote Tour across Australia, New Zealand and US later this year, so there will be many opportunity to see this can’t miss show!

Review & Photos by: Tricia Hogan

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