Photos by Oscar Herrera

KALEO’s performance at the Bayou Music Center in Houston on Sept. 30. was an unforgettable evening. It was made more special by the opening band Larkin Poe.

Larkin Poe

Larkin Poe, the sister duo of Rebecca and Megan Lovell, delivered an awesome opening set.

The Lovell sisters’ blend of Tennessee blues, rock and Americana was a perfect match for the venue and a great warm up for the crowd. Their vocal harmonies were stunning, and their guitar progressions and intricate solos were exceptional.

The setlist started with their song “Summertime Sunset” followed by a cover of “Jessica” by The Allman Brothers Band. They even played one of their latest releases, “If God is a Woman.”

Their performance was an awesome display of their talent and left the audience wanting more. Closing out their set with their song “Bolt Cutters & The Family Name” was the perfect transition to set the tone for KALEO.

KALEO

KALEO, the Icelandic band with a unique blend of blues, rock and folk music, captivated the venue with an electrifying experience.

They started their set with their latest single “USA Today,” showcasing frontman Jokull Juliusson’s powerful vocals. The band’s harmony and driving rhythm provided an excellent foundation for Juliusson’s vocals to soar.

The setlist featured an array of hits and fan favorites, including “Broken Bones,” “All the Pretty Girls” and “Hey Gringo.” The band’s ability to transition seamlessly between different musical styles kept the audience engaged and in some cases dancing.

Towards the end of their set, they played “Way Down We Go,” an infectious melody accompanied by powerful vocals. This performance highlighted why they catapulted into international stardom.

The combination of Larkin Poe and KALEO made for a memorable night. Both bands showcased their unique style and passion, captivating the crowd. This concert was quite the experience–one the audience surely won’t forget.