Last Friday, Jeremy Zucker captivated the crowd at the Wiltern in Koreatown in Los Angeles, with the penultimate show of his is nothing sacred? tour. The venue was packed to the brim, showcasing the artist's undeniable draw and the passion of his dedicated fanbase, who eagerly filled the space long before the openers graced the stage.

The evening began with the talents of Jake Minch and Alix Page, whose performances, though subdued and laid-back, left a lasting impression with their impressive vocals. As the anticipation built, the opening notes of "i need you (in my life)" with pulsing beats and a mysterious undertone started until Jeremy Zucker finally emerged onstage. The immediate eruption of cheers and emotion set the tone for a night of unforgettable moments.

Throughout his set, Jeremy masterfully connected with the audience, weaving in vulnerable and ad-libbed rambles that added a personal touch to the performance. Some highlights of the night were when he drew a tattoo for a fan and invited an audience member on stage for the emotionally charged song "Cry with you." There were also a few surprises, with special appearances by BENEE and Alexander 23, who joined Jeremy to perform the songs they collaborated on.

Beyond his musical prowess, Jeremy showcased excellent stage presence and vocals that resonated throughout the venue. However, what truly made the show remarkable was his friendly and engaging demeanor. A constant smile illuminated his face, and he consistently made efforts to interact with the audience, creating an intimate and inclusive atmosphere that endeared him to everyone present.

For those yet to experience Jeremy Zucker's live performance, I highly recommend delving into his extensive discography, which boasts two full albums and ten EPs. His music, characterized by introspective lyrics and infectious beats within the indie pop genre, promises a captivating journey worth exploring. Jeremy Zucker's is nothing sacred? tour stands as a testament to his artistry, leaving a lasting impression that will undoubtedly linger in the memories of those fortunate enough to attend.

Review & Photos by Laurel Ayuyao

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