Tove Lo

I first heard Tove Lo on the radio, briefly for about 24 seconds, it was the end of her Habits (Stay High), and from that point forward, I was a fan. Tove Los music will vibe with anyone that can connect with being what we call "The Wandering Heart", as well many others, who can individually connect with any one of the songs topics individually. All of her music is about love, but to me focuses more on being a Wandering Heart. Someone who is always in love, searching for love when they do not have it, falls hard, quickly, fast, passionately, truly, but is unable to maintain the eternal flame of love to sustain a relationship, always searching for someone to make them feel that fire, just one more time.
Tove Los sound and lyrics are amazing. If you are able to understand their true meaning, they are capable of helping you through difficult times, and help heal.
I saw her concert and the Metro in Chicago. I have never been TO a concert, or a standing one. The whole crowd in your face thing was very, woah for me, took a backhand to the face from a wandering hair flip. Think I need to to more concerts. The stage was set up awesome, and the whole crowd was vibrating with anticipation.
I watch Tove Lo live performance videos all the time. Watching her live, was SO much more incredible. You can tell that she feels her music, that she wants to give you a good performance. She engaged with the audience a lot, and also put the mic at the audience and let us sing a few times. I love artists who enjoy getting their fans into their performances because it makes it more personal, and more intimate that performance. Its YOUR show that day.
She made several "runs" in her songs, that were unique, and I had not heard her do them that way in the recordings I have watched of other live, and definitely not the actual album. Another mark of a true artist and musician to me, because she strives to give each audience a unique performance.
I would list what songs I like, and why, but I am serious when I say, there is not a single song, on the album or not, that I do not like. Songs like Paradise, Not Made for this World, both incredible. Songs in collaboration like Stranger with Seven Lions, and Run on Love with Lucas Nord.
I have purchased two of her deluxe albums, and there is not a single song on it, that I do not like, and I would like to believe, if you listened to the songs she has put up on VEVO, that you would find a connection in each one, even if that period of your life has passed, and you simply connect with the song and reminisce, and you would buy the album yourself, or maybe a song or two.
The day of my concert, nothing went to plan, tons of stuff went wrong. The moment Tove Lo walked onto stage and started to sing My Gun, none of it mattered anymore. I couldn't take pictures or video my phone was in my pocket, like a siren, she had me fully entranced in her music, my arms went up and I belted every lyric with her. That's how good she is :-p
If you have the album, and you want to see a concert and don't know who to see, go see Tove Lo.

The moment I heard Tove Lo was playing at The Nottinghill Arts Club in London, I felt like my weeks of obsessing over her newest EP were going to conclude with a bang.
Her music is an odd blend of electro and pop, but together with her unique lyrics and singing style, she brings out a novel side of new indie music. She's smart, beautiful, and incredibly talented, and you can see all of this plastered across her behaviour on stage and the way she performs. When she sang 'Stay High', the newest single from her EP, it was like a semi-intoxicated haze fell over the entire audience. She sings the kind of music that makes you want to cruise in your car, thinking about your life so far. She comes out in her high-waisted white shorts, white shirt, and signature messed up hair. Whenever I see Tove Lo I always think she's slightly high, but she takes the microphone close to her mouth and pulls out a clear, poignant note, and then another, and another. She's a serious performer, and she takes herself and her own work with pride - a quality that really shines in her music and demeanour.
The first time I discovered Tove Lo's song, 'Stay High', I listened to it on repeat for days, before obsessing over 'Not On Drugs', and then the rest of her EP. Hearing them performed live only made me more of a fan of this upcoming Scandinavian star - she's going places, and it's only a matter of time before she starts hitting up the stage at some of the biggest festivals in Europe and the US.

She's such an entertainer... great singer, great dancer. The setlist was a dream come true: all the hits we love plus some amazing album tracks which deserved to be played live.
You can tell she loves performing. Talking Bodies, He's Gone and Habits made the audience roar.
It's quite amazing to see how prolific she's been in these past few years when everything began.
The venue, Teatro Vorterix was perhaps not the best place to host her. Sound was good, but too hot with almost no ventilation (she evend made a comment on that, and a few people fainted and had to be carried out), people were smoking pot and regular cigarretes all over the place, with little control by the staff. I still find it quite frustrating people cannot respect each other. It wasn't allowed to smoke within the premises. No good ventilation + smoke= not a good idea.
Overall she was truly good, and I'd see her again a million times. Hopefully in better venues.

Tove Lo, the Must-See Swedish Sensation Tove is still pretty fresh on the concert circuit in the US, but you wouldn't know it seeing her outstanding performance. Not only is her music catchy, dancy and lyrically interesting, but she feels like your bff chatting with you in the audience between songs. Tove is very charming as she describes why she wrote each tune, who inspired her, and thanks the audience, still barely able to believe the massive crowd, for coming to see her. Her songs are extremely relatable, and make you feel like any heartbreak you've ever felt is going to be ok, because you're not the only one. And then she also has just the right super peppy jams that you can't help but sing and bounce along to. If Tove is in your city, immediately grab your girlfriends and go see her. You will be thrilled with her quirky humor and electro pop sound.

Tove Lo, is a very talented song writer. We had side stage seats and we almost felt bad for her as she waited within our viewing site for almost ten minutes before the stage was ready. She began with a song I love, Not on Drugs, and she had us "flying with the kites in the sky so blue." She tends to sway a lot, more like early Ellie Goulding, but she does put her heart into her songs. She played new material including the catchy Cool Girl and her new song with Wiz Khalifa. Of course she did Habits and Talking Body, but she skipped one of my favorites TimeBomb. It's still true when you Google "the saddest girl in Sweden" the search comes up "Tove Lo". She's so much more than that, I hope people will keep watching her because she is amazing and puts on a really good show.

Tove Lo was amazing she kept a great show very powerful and strong and cool .
Although the sound was awful . We could barely listen to her voice sometimes and the Music was in a higher pitch than her voice .
I was trying to speak to the guy who was responsible for the sound but he didn't pay attention .
It was very amateur sound ,if I was Tove lo I would be very upset .
Also the stage is very low and most of people we were complaining that we could barely see the artist.
So I wouldn't recommend Empire for a concert

Tove Lo really put her heart out to give us a performance I won't regret in Paris for her Lady Wood Tour. She connected with the audience, explaining what's her songs are about sometimes. She sang both songs from the previous album and from the new one to please everyone. She really interprets her songs in a way that even if you don't speak her language, you can understand her, as said in the previous reviews.

We managed to get to our seats *just* as Tove's set was ending: with as many artists as they had slated, most sets were three songs or less. That said, what we heard of her performance was great. Makes me want to see a longer show. Was kind of disappointed that, with the number of collaborating artists participating in the overall concert that didn't get to see her singing in other performers' sets.

I really enjoyed Tove Lo at the Moda Center. I actually purchased the ticket to see her, but Coldplay was an excellent headliner. I look forward to eventually seeing a show that she headlines where the production quality of the show matches her passion and vision as a performing artist.

Tove Lo was such a great performer. She's as good live as she is on her albums. The venue was great, nice location and excellent staff. I'm glad she isn't afraid to be herself on stage. Such an amazing perfomer. I had so much fun and so did my aunt, I took her for my birthday.