MisterWives and Bishop Briggs bring the Don’t Look Down tour to NYC

Date:

On Friday, September 15th, The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City provided the picturesque backdrop for a night of exceptional music, featuring Raffaella as the opening act, followed by Bishop Briggs and MisterWives in the “Don’t Look Down” tour. This tour is in support of Bishop Briggs’ latest EP “When Everything Went Dark”, and MisterWives’ album “Nosebleeds”, both released earlier this summer.

The evening began with NYC-born artist Raffaella, who radiated enthusiasm as she took the stage. Her infectious energy and gratitude for performing in such a stunning setting set the perfect tone for the night. Raffaella’s opening act was a charming introduction to the evening’s musical journey.

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

Following Raffaella, Bishop Briggs took the stage and continued to elevate the energy and emotion of the evening. Her performance was a tour de force of raw passion and vocal prowess. As she belted out hits like “Wild Horses” and “Hi Lo (Hollow),” the crowd was completely entranced by her presence. Bishop Briggs effortlessly switched between high-energy anthems and soulful, introspective moments, showcasing her versatility as an artist. The acoustic rendition of “Dream” was a poignant highlight, demonstrating her ability to connect with the audience on a deeply personal level. Throughout her set, Bishop Briggs’ stage presence was commanding, and her interaction with the crowd fostered a sense of intimacy and camaraderie, making her performance an unforgettable part of the night.

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

Following Bishop Briggs’ incredible set, the stage lit up with the arrival of MisterWives, igniting the night with an infectious energy that perfectly complemented the stunning backdrop of The Rooftop at Pier 17. This NYC-based indie-pop band wasted no time in getting the crowd moving and grooving. Their charismatic frontwoman, Mandy Lee, took charge with her powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence.

MisterWives delivered a set that was nothing short of electrifying. Their catchy melodies, effervescent instrumentals, and an abundance of positive vibes kept the audience engaged from the first note to the last. Hits like “Our Own House” and “Nosebleeds” were clear crowd-pleasers, with Mandy Lee’s soaring vocals resonating through the night air.

One of the standout moments of their set was the performance of “SUPERBLOOM,” a track from their latest album. The song’s anthemic chorus and uplifting message had the crowd singing along, creating an atmosphere of unity and celebration. Throughout their performance, the band’s chemistry was undeniable, each member feeding off the other’s energy and in turn, transmitting that energy to the audience.

As MisterWives closed their set with “Nosebleeds,” the title track from their most recent album, the crowd was left with a sense of fulfillment and anticipation for future performances. It was clear that MisterWives had not only showcased their musical talent but also shared an unforgettable experience with the audience, making the night at The Rooftop at Pier 17 a memorable celebration of music and community.

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

This concert not only celebrated the artistry of these three talented acts but also served as a testament to the enduring power of live music. The performances by Raffaella, Bishop Briggs, and MisterWives left the audience with a shared sense of connection, proving that music has the remarkable ability to bring people together in the most magical of settings.

Be sure to catch the rest of the Don’t Look Down tour in a city near you!

Keep up with Raffaella: Instagram // Twitter // TikTok
keep up with Bishop Briggs: Instagram // Twitter // TikTok
Keep up with MisterWives: Instagram // Twitter // Facebook // TikTok

Photos and words by Susie McKeon

Leave a Reply

Share post:

More from Author

More like this
Related

Gracie Abrams announces “The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour” next summer

Just 12 hours after her final performance on "...

Misterwives get spooky with just for one nightmare in Boston

  Misterwives returned to Boston for a special spooky Halloween...

Bishop Briggs announces “tell my therapist i’m fine” tour days before album release

Bishop Briggs announces her return to the road with...

Natalie Jane invites you to the Twisted Tummy Club in ‘SICK TO MY STOMACH’

Recommended Tracks: "Somebody to Someone (I Just Wanna Fall...