Demi Lovato

I've been a fan of Demi Lovato since I was little, back to when she was on the Disney Channel commercial break mini show "As The Bell Rings". I researched her and her songs at the time and knew she was a new favorite artist of mine. Once she came out of rehab and talked about her problems, my love for her flourished. I knew I had to see her in concert. The Orlando concert was my 2nd time seeing Demi, and the Neon Lights tour was far better than the one I had previously went to back in 2012. I was surprised at how many old songs she sang, all the way back to her first album! She sang her version of Let It Go from the Disney movie "Frozen" and also did her take on Michael Jackson's "Thriller" as an early Halloween celebration. Demi gets the crowd engaged in each and every song she sings, whether it's a love song or a song of empowerment and courage. My favorite part of the concert was not her songs though, it was her message to the audience- that everyone is a warrior for something. She has taken her troubled past and turned it into the beautiful decision to help the people of Africa. Demi talks about how she went to Kenya, Africa for her 21st birthday and how that journey changed her. At the merch stations throughout the concert venue, you can buy Rafiki Friend bracelets, where100% of the proceeds go to the Women's Empowerment Centre in Kenya. It's so refreshing to see a celebrity of this much influence on kids/teens/ young adults talk about a cause such as this one. Go for the music, but stay for her message of hope not only for the people in Kenya, but each and every person in that audience. You'll feel empowered as you leave the concert. It's really a concert for anyone, because you'll be inspired in some way.

As usual, Demi keeps impressing me concert after concert. With shiny setlists made out of hits, she can make the crowd go from dancing like there's no tomorrow to bawling their eyes out in a matter of two songs. The feeling you get through the spectacle of neon lights and well made harmonies with the two beautiful backing vocal ladies is that you're best friends with the singer in a shiny armor of glitter. She speaks to the audience in various different levels - through songs or joke telling between them - turning the environment into a much more casual one. Thorough her career, Demi has gotten more pop and more mature, matching her audience made out of teenagers growing up to young adults. Her voice proves to be a lot more stronger in songs like "Warrior" and the vulnerability she puts into her singing during "Skyscraper" can make the spectacle unique every time. During upbeat songs, her breathing doesn't get in the way of the high notes, proving she's more than capable to hold through an hour and a half presentation. Always a pleasure to see her live. You can clearly tell by her bright eyes and beautiful smile that she purely enjoys what she does and couldn't be doing anything else - that's what make an artist put on a better show every single time. She improves like no one else, making every time a different and more exciting time.

The show was a real banger. Demi was very enthusiastic and excited to be here. She gave her everything even though it was around 30°C inside the arena. She had a few interactions with the crowd which was cute. She noticed the project we had prepared for her during ‘Warrior’ and even said ‘Antwerpen’! I was on the left side of the stage, so she had her back turned to me when she was sitting on the bed and was playing piano, which I found sad since she could’ve easily turned around to give both sides as much attention.
The dancers were cool and the speed on which demi changed outfits was surreal; she went from having long extensions to having braided hair in no-time!
Her singing was amazing and she even sung a few new singles (Solo and Fall in Line).

Overall it was a nice environment and you felt like you really belonged in that venue, as if Demi made the show extremely personal so you kind of felt part of her world. Too bad it took her 4(!) years to come back. Hopefully it won’t take this long next time as she’s already in the works of a new album.

So it was my first time seeing Demi Lovato live and this was my biggest for a really long time. Sunday morning I flew to Istanbul with my sister and her husband for the concert. They had fun but I was so excited and I rarely eat while they were enjoying the meal.Then we went to the place where the concert was going to be. Althoug the line was SO long it was the best line I've ever been to.Me and my sister made some friends at the line while waiting for doors to open. Until we went inside I was normal. Then we went inside. When I saw how close we were to the stage I started to cry because of happiness. We all waited for Demi to come wşth a huge exciment. Then she came... I dont even remember how I sang the first 3 songs. I was laughing and crying at the same time. I couldnt believe my eyes. But it was real. I was in the same place with Demi. I yelled. A LOT. I sang song so loudly that my voice is still sounds bad :D it was the best 1 hour of my life. I still cant believe that I saw her. I hope to see her soon <3

i’ve been a fan of demi for about 8 years now and i’ve been wanting to see her live the whole time and i finally got to go to her manchester show. i was not disappointed in the slightest. she has an amazing voice, i already knew that, but seeing her live just emphasises that. the best part was, i got upgraded to vip!! i wasn’t sure how or why but they said they were selecting people to be upgraded and so i got to stand right next to the stage, like i could literally touch it. it was amazing. demi was literally at arms length, and she made eye contact and let us sing into the mic. she’s so beautiful and talented and i can’t stop watching all the videos i took. she does something different for every song, whether it’s a dance or an outfit or a set change. her backup dancers and singers were impressive too. it’s a night i will never forget, and i’m eager to repeat when she comes back on another tour. go see her, you won’t regret it.

Demi was amazing!! My sister and I took our 13 and 14 year olds. I’ll admit I was a little concerned about the amount of swearing we might here from DJ Khalid and Demi but they kept it clean and went way beyond my expectations.

Of course Demi has so much natural talent it is a joy to hear her. But it was her personal touches about her own life and struggles that brought tears to my eyes and gave me a new found respect and admiration for her. Her message of inclusion, her dedication to a healthy life free of addication, the work she does with Cast Center and her promotion of mental health issues made her a woman to admire.

Her song written for her birth father broke my heart and the reason she chose to sing it was so genuine and done out of love. Thank you for a great evening Demi!

Demi Lovato was amazing last night! She talked about her past and present! When she came out the energy in the room rose a lot. It doesn’t matter what seats you get because you will still have an amazing time.I recommend eveyone to see her. You will regret it if you miss one of her concerts. She has come a long way and deserves as much love as possible. She is the queen of music. She is very very motivating and inspiring and tells you very important positive messages to make sure everyone feel good about yourself. She says we saved her life and that she loves us and to make sure you love yourself before you love anyone else. Kehlani and DJ Khaled were amazing too. DJ Khaled brought a few special guests out and so did Demi.Anways get tickets to her concert before they sell out.

The show was more than expected. I would lie if I’d say it was spectacular. It was magnificent, spectacular, amazing. I’ve waited for 10 years to see Demi and to be able to dance to her music.

The way she developed is just touching and it makes you want to develop on your own. So thank you for that.

Of course it would’ve been even more amazing if I could’ve meet her. But let’s be honest. There were so many fans who would like to do so, so I’m fine with her having time to come and sing for us. She knows how to slay. I think Lanxess arena won’t see such great show until Demi comes back. But next time, arrange me a meet and greet please!

Demi Lovato was brilliant. She owned the stage from the moment she walked on it. The arena wasn't full because most of the audience was middle-aged women and their husbands waiting for Enrique. However, everyone agreed that Demi absolutely killed her vocals. She started with an upbeat "Really Don't Care" and continued with her hits like "Let It Go", "Skyscraper" and "Give Your Heart A Break". The performance I enjoyed the most was "My Love Is Like A Star" when the whole arena lit up. Beautiful moment. It was a great 45 minutes set where her voice was main focus. Demi Lovato sounded better live than on a record. Amazing.

At 8pm she started with her show and around 10:20pm it was over. The show was incredible, even though she broke her foot. Two guys were giving access to be right next to the stage and me and my brother got one. Demi was performing right in front of us and it was just amazing. She hit the highest part of „Sorry not Sorry“ and her voice was stronger than I thought it‘d be in real. I didn‘t really hear autotune. A few of her dancers smiled to us. My highlight was „Warrior“, because it made me cry and it was so beautiful to see the people‘s flashlights on. That was a moment I‘ll never forget.