On June 21st, PVRIS made their way to House of Blues in Boston, their hometown, in support of their new album, delivering an energetic performance that left the crowd buzzing for more. The band, fronted by the magnetic Lynn Gunn, brought their signature blend of synth-pop and rock to life that left the audience spellbound. The energy in the venue was palpable from the moment the lights dimmed and the first sound of "Good Enemy" reverberated through the crowd.

The setlist was a well-curated mix of fan favourites and newer tracks from their latest album, “Evergreen”. Songs like "Hallucinations" and "Oil & Water" had the crowd singing along passionately, while tracks like "I Don’t Wanna Do This Anymore" showcased the band's versatility and emotional depth. The live renditions of these songs added an extra layer of intensity and emotion that transcended their studio recordings. 

Overall, PVRIS' Boston show was a masterful blend of high-energy performance, emotional depth, and stunning production. It was a night that left fans old and new eagerly anticipating the next time they come to town. If you have the chance to see PVRIS live, take it – it's an experience you won't forget.

Article and Photo Gallery by Tara Demers