Local Natives and Uwade Deliver Stellar Performances in Kansas City Concert

Sweeping Performances by Local Natives and Uwade in Kansas City

In Kansas City, the senses were invigorated by a dazzling performance of the indie rockers, Local Natives, touring with their newly released album, But I’ll Wait for You. The stage set at The Truman was ablaze with their presence on Wednesday, accompanied by the mellow tunes of the singer-songwriter Uwade.

Local Natives Bringing Magic to KC

The concert marked Local Natives’ grand debut in KC. Their emotive songs reverberated beautifully in the cool air of the evening, leaving the audience in sheer awe. Each performance was infused with passion, resonating with the audience that eagerly soaked in the raw energy and emotion from the stage.

Local Natives Setlist

1. Just Before the Morning
2. April Megaton Mile
3. I Saw You Close Your Eyes
4. Coins
5. Throw It in the Fire
6. Ceilings
7. Airplanes
8. NYE
9. Mt. Washington
10. Heavy Feet
11. Alpharetta
12. Past Lives
13. Wide Eyes
14. Dark Days
15. Sun Hands
16. Hourglass
17. Who Knows, Who Cares
18. When Am I Gonna Lose You

While timeless classics like Wide Eyes and Who Knows, Who Cares were received with ear-splitting applause, it was the heartfelt delivery of the newer songs like April Megaton Mile and When Am I Gonna Lose You that truly captivated the audience.

Uwade’s Opening Act

Setting the tone for the night, Uwade opened the concert with her mellifluous voice and bewitching melodies. Her serene and soulful offerings provided a stark but pleasant contrast to Local Natives’ bold indie rock tunes.

A Night to Remember

From the first note to the last, the concert was a resounding experience. Each song was enunciated with a raw fervor that embodied the heart and soul of indie rock. The high energy spectacle left the audience with a distinctive taste of Local Natives’ musical prowess and Uwade’s melodious charm.

The night was an exploration of musical artistry at its finest, immersing Kansas City in a trance of rhythmic unity. Thereby, leaving an indelible mark promising more nights of euphonic bliss from Local Natives and Uwade.