Fred Again.. Leaves Los Angeles with a “Smile on their Face” after nine consecutive nights at the Shrine

Fred Again.. Has left Los Angeles in awe after performing an impressive nine sold-out shows at the popular Shrine Auditorium.

It is safe to say Fred Again.. has solidified himself as one of the greatest of all time at the popular Los Angeles venue after selling out not just one but nine nights. Not only did Fred Again.. host eight consecutive live shows, but also has surprised fans with a ninth night where he brought the house down with an incredible DJ set. The run has awarded Fred for the most consecutive shows a single artist has ever performed at the venue during its nearly 100-year history. So, if you didn’t hop on a chance to see this legend perform on one of these nights, you truly missed out on a historic event. 

The historical marathon of shows began on October 24th and spanned across two weeks which was an epic end to his tour on November 2nd or so we thought. But, after achieving the final night some may have caught a hint on the artist’s shirt. In a marker, the iconic Shrine again, again, again shirt sported one additional again! To fans’ surprise following the November 2nd show, the producer announced one final surprise show where the artist would provide fans with a unique DJ set. 

Throughout the series, Fred and Tony brought out some special guests. One of the notable appearances is the singer behind ‘Delilah (pull me out of this)’. Although Delilah wrote the song initially about her anxiety about crowds, there she was. She sat next to the icon getting a chance to sing to over 7,000 people. Oh, the irony! 

Certainly, October 31st was an epic night to attend. Who wouldn’t want to get all dressed up for Halloween and dance side by side with fellow Fred Again.. fans? I. Jordan got the party started on this spooky Halloween night in Los Angeles. The artist played hit after hit for the crowd getting the energy going. The DJ closed out their set with the chart-topping track, ‘Admit it (u don’t want 2)’ produced with none other than the man of the night, Fred Again…

Anticipation grew following the conclusion of I.Jordan. The crowd eagerly awaited the arrival of Fred. Then, it was time. The huge LED screen lit up giving the crowd a camera view of Fred walking from his green room in the back. The crowd roared chanting for the artist as he made his entrance to the stage. A video began playing for the crowd. A message to all the fans who made to journey to the show tonight was displayed. Truly, marking a perfect start to the night. 

Fred Again.. left fans in amazement with his performance. The artist gave fans a boiler room-type experience when he moved to center stage tied into insane production. Ultimately, making this show deserves all the praise it can get. The crowd got everything from this performance. Fred played fan favorites like “Turn On the Lights” and “i found you”. Then even did sing-alongs. Truly leaving everyone 100% fulfilled with the performance. It was even overheard by a fellow fan who screamed “This was worth the $300!”, which is a high price many fans ended up paying for resale. 

Let’s be honest, Fred Again.. should get some type of award for this triumphant experience in Los Angeles. Who else could say they sold out nine nights at a venue that holds over 7,000 guests? Every night had a unique surprise. This made it possible to attend multiple shows if you were lucky to snag multiple tickets. Los Angeles is lucky to have experienced the greatest that is Fred Again.. for an incredible nine shows. The city and the attendees of this show surely cannot wait for the return. The artist may be returning home to London now that the tour is over, but fans will eagerly anticipate a return in 2024. 

Emilee Gabbard

My name is Emilee Gabbard. I currently live in sunny Orange County, CA. By day I am a project manager working in the aerospace industry, but by night a music blogger for yours truly, Exron Music! I have been writing for Exron Music for around eight months now and cannot wait to see what is to come throughout the years. At festivals and clubs, you will find me at any house and techno stage supporting my favorites Eli Brown or Dom Dolla, or belting every word to Porter Robinson tracks wherever he performs.

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