Set It Off last year and were even more excited to see how the band would do on a smaller stage. With a new album in the bag, a signed contract with Sumerian Records and a European tour already completed, the conditions for the band could not have been better.

Touring as a band with the up-and-coming artist K.Flay made the whole thing a coherent musical concept that complemented each other in its contrasts as well as commonalities. For us it was nice to see that a band we have been following since its beginnings finally gets the recognition it deserves.

Unfortunately, we could not provide you with the appropriate pictures for this concert.The location had decided to let more visitors in, so that the crusher for the stage was pushed to the front and thus left no room for photographers.

The fans were in total ecstasy, singing along to the individual songs and proving to be confident with their lyrics even during newer pieces. The band also felt at home on stage and made jokes even during technical problems, which singer Cameron commented with the words "Well, it wouldn't be a Weather show if something doesn't go wrong".

Memories were made many times that evening, one that particularly stuck in our minds was when we sang "Where Do I Sign?" together with Weathers. The combination of the Hundred People and Cameron's voice alternating in the chorus... pure goosebumps! The band even changed their arrangement so that the chorus was sung more often. They also added a passage from the song "Heathens" by Twenty One Pilots in the middle of it. Madness!

could sing along. Alternative rock met electro, pop, rap or indie. K.Flay also told a lot about her life and about experiences, heartbreak and thoughts she had, such as the Irish way of saying goodbye. In addition, the musician always provided suitable songs that could be loud, but also left room for the quieter tones. Her concert clearly showed that it is okay to swim against the norm and to be different: "Your weirdness is your superpower do not forget that".

Both bands picked us up that night and if the opportunity had been there, we would certainly have partied with them deep into the night. If you want to relive this experience, you should definitely stop by the next time they play near you.