featuring Bryce Vine, Hoodie Allen and Yoshi T

New York City was set ablaze on a Monday night as the Saturday Night Tour rolled into town, bringing with it a wave of electrifying performances and unforgettable moments. Headlined by Bryce Vine, this show was not just a concert, but a homecoming celebration for openers Hoodie Allen and Yoshi T., who both returned to their roots with unmatched energy and passion.

The night started off with Yoshi T., the charismatic Japanese-American artist, taking the stage by storm bringing his infectious blend of rap, production and visual art to the forefront. With a knack for humor and amazing ability to keep the energy light, Yoshi T had the audience roaring with laughter and excitement as he cracked jokes and engaged with the crowd throughout his performance. His beautiful blend of hip-hop, pop and r&b drew attention, captivating the crowd from the moment he stepped on stage.

Yoshi T photographed by Jose Castillo

After Yoshi T's performance, it was Hoodie Allen's turn to take the stage, and he did so with a homecoming passion that was palpable throughout the venue. From his early hits like, "No Interruption" to a song named for the city he was currently performing in, “No Faith in Brooklyn," Hoodie delivered a set that was equal parts nostalgic and exhilarating. But at Hoodie’s set, it was less about the music, and more about the moments and connection he had with his fans. From relying on someone he picked from the crowd to rap a verse on one of his featured tracks, to performing a cover of “This Love” by Maroon 5, Hoodie Allen danced and rapped his way through each song. It was clear that this was more than just a concert for Hoodie—it was a triumphant return to his roots, a celebration of where it all began. Earmarked by balloons floating to the crowd mid-set, you could tell Hoodie Allen was happy to be home.

Hoodie Allen photographed by Jose Castillo

Following Hoodie Allen’s electrifying set, headliner Bryce Vine took the stage, instantly captivating the audience with infectious energy and undeniable talent. From the catchy hooks of, “Sour Patch Kids” to the soulful melodies of, “Drew Barrymore,” Bryce delivered a performance that left the crowd wanting more. With each song effortlessly showcased his versatility as an artist, seamlessly blending pop, hip-hop, and R&B to create not only a sound of his own, but based on the crowd screaming every lyric back at him, a real and true community of his own. Similar to Hoodie Allen’s set, Bryce Vine also took the time to connect with his fans on a personal level, sharing stories and anecdotes that added depth to the performance. Whether he was cracking jokes or expressing heartfelt gratitude, Bryce Vine made sure that every moment was memorable for both himself and his fans.

Throughout the night, the energy in the venue was electric, fueled by the incredible performances of Yoshi T, Hoodie Allen, and Bryce Vine. From start to finish, the Saturday Night Tour, which was on a Monday night, was a testament to the power of music to unite, inspire, and uplift. As the final notes faded away and the crowd dispersed into the night, it was clear that this was a show that would be remembered for a while to come.