Cherub

The energy at the show was spectacular as the crowd was jamming from the start. Cherub opened with fan favorite "Disco Shit," right into "XOXO." The crowd jumped, danced, grinded and sang along. It definitely felt more like a club or even a rave than a standard concert.

Cherub has three albums out now and they played material from all, but a bit heavier from their newest album - Year of the Caprese. I believe the strongest song of the night was from their debut -MoM and Dad, with "Monogomy," which was played in the early part of the show. Following that single, the guys didn't waste any time. They flowed one song into the next, never letting the music die down. They fit 18 songs into their set, staying high energy the entire time.

They took a very brief break following their set closer before coming back on stage for their most popular tune - "Doses and Mimosas." This single has actually been so successful that they re-released it on their third album. The opening notes sent the crowd into a huge frenzy.

Overall impressions - it's been cool seeing this band grow over the past year. They should continue to get bigger but I don't imagine the venues they play getting larger. They're a band that benefits the most from playing small clubs, as it creates a more intimate setting. The main take away is that crowds for Cherub shows are nuts! Get ready for a dancing experience. I guarantee nobody you're standing around will be a stranger by the end of the night.

It's really hard to describe how good Cherub is live. You wouldn't believe how amazing they sound - Jason and Jordan will actually not just hit their falsettos, but they sound twice as good live than they do on the radio. I think they'd be even better in a closed air environment, but I saw them at the Sleep Train Amphitheatre in San Diego and they were still awesome.

I thought they would use a Macbook like most electronica-esque artists these days, but they don't - they actually bring guitars and play their songs, which is refreshing. Doses and Mimosas was definitely the best - when Jason hits those falsetto highs, it's absolutely stunning to hear. I also really enjoyed Jazzercise - the whole crowd danced along to it.

You shouldn't expect their music to sound exactly like it does when they recorded it in the studio - it has so much more energy and personality when performed live, there's no comparison to one another anymore. You can think of one like steak and the other is lobster - both are fantastic, in different ways.

Both members of the band have great synergy with one another, and they were joking with each other and making fun of one another. They even covered a song by another artist which I didn't recognize. The crowd was mostly teens and young adults, and you can expect the smell of alcohol in the air.

Worst concert I've ever been to. I saw Cherub a year ago at the same venue and it was great. This year, the openers were embarrassingly bad (unless pressing play on someone else's remix, bouncing up and down and incessantly dropping f-bombs is somehow good to some people)...so bad that I almost left twice because I couldn't bear the idiocy. That being said...I didn't even see Cherub, because at 11:30, they were still running setup and sound check. I understand that changing out setups is complicated, but when the two "acts" before you consisted of nothing more than drunken morons with a single DJ table, there's no reason that you shouldn't already be fully operational with your full band setup. Cherub has fun music, but it isn't good enough to justify sitting through the drivel that preceded them while they do god knows what backstage while clinging to an inflated sense of self importance that makes them think they can traipse on stage at midnight for a show with an 8 PM door. I'll continue listening to them for free on Amazon Prime and won't make the mistake of a third attempt to see them live.

Cherub, where do we start. From connecting with the audience to enlightening the crowds, and paying attention to what attracts and inspires individuals. This entire team stays aspired to inspire. I for one enjoy how Nifty Cherub gets on stage. Keeping the floor interacting with the stage making each and every one of us feeling connected and part of the show. Cherub keeps us connected in the music like old African tribes around the watering hole the fans start to chant and Cherub shows how organic and talented they are by incorporating our voice into the performance like band practice in the barn. This Crew has some of the few performers that really participate with a veriety of methods to keep the fans asking for more!!

Not only was Cherub amazing, but the opening bands as well (Gibbz and Ghost Beach.) Gibbz is adorably talented and Ghost Beach is crazy! I knew a few songs by both bands but even the songs I didn't know we're so fun live and made me a big fan. CHERUB WAS AWESOME! It was a fantastic mix of new and old songs, and the chemistry between Jason Jordan and the audience was magical. After the show I got a really cool sweatshirt and then me and my friend were standing out front and I saw Jason get into a car right infront of us! I was waving at him and he rolled down the window and invited us to an after party! I swear! He was so sweet and I'll always remember it. THANK YOU CHERUB!

This was one of the best shows I've ever been to—and I've been to a decent number of shows. They totally killed it. It was just like a big party the whole time, you could tell they were loving the audience and we were loving them right back. The best part is that they're really cool guys. We hung out with them after the show and they were totally normal dudes. Cherub fan for life.

I've seen Cherub twice and they always put on a great show. The energy is insane! Jordan always talks between songs and really engages with the audience. We even got to meet Jason after the show the other night! Seeing them live really shows how talented they are and how much they care about their fans. Best concerts I've ever been to.

This is my third time seeing Cherub. They have never disappointed me. They play favorable tracks the crowd wants to hear. This past show they told us what bar they were going to afterward to meet them and we actually met them. Any chance I have to see them perform I will go.

Such an amazing show at the fonda theater last night . Had such and amazing times. Don't be a stranger cherub and come back to LA. We love you cherub.... got to meet and greet with Jason and jordan. Meet Jason dog so adorable.

Fucking legendary. The dynamic duo brought that fucking energy last night. Met them both, cool as fuck. What a night! Can’t thank you guys enough for making such amazing music and giving fans such an incredible experience!