Gallant

Gallant is such an awesome performer. His voice sounds even more incredible live. He keeps great energy thoughout the whole show and invited a fan on scene ! However, my only regret would be about the opening act, Tess, a new female French singer : even though she sounded okay, it was clear she was booked last minute as a national act.

The Fonda Theater is always a great venue. It was easy and smooth check in and parking. I loved the opener, Eryn Allen Kane. Gallant also put on a really great show. His vocals were amazing! The only thing was that the lights sort of detracted from being able to watch him and attentively listen. Other than that, it was great!

Oh Gallant! What a show - I have never seen an artist sooo hard to photograph (this is bittersweet). He literally utilized the entire stage with such energetic presence. His voice is just as amazing if not better in person! Loved.

This was one of the most incredible experiences in my life. The show was intimate, high energy, and Gallant is an incredible performer. During his encore song, he pulled me and two other girls on stage!! I'm still trembling.

I Won't regret seeing him live. If you have the chance, just go ! His voice is amazingly more powerful than in studio and he has such an energic presence on stage you can't even capture him with your phone haha.

A superb and great voice for a very interesting artist. The concert was really nice... probably a bit short... about 1 hour!
Anyway I hope he will come back soon here in London!
I will be there again!

Not even an Angel could top Gallants voice. Backed up by a very talented band, and amazing back up vocals from his keyboardist, this was truly an incredible experience to have lived.

Gallant was AMAZING! Absolutely incredible, I would definitely recommend going to see him. His vocal range is incredible. In the top gigs I have been to this year without a doubt.

so good! those high notes though. definitely worth seeing in person!

oh dear this is required to be at least 30 words...suppose I am a bit too concise for Songkick's taste.