Jeremy Zucker @
The Novo
Jeremy Zucker returns to LA for the first time since the pandemic, putting on an unforgettable show for his beloved fans
Late October, in the middle of the heart of LA, Jeremy Zucker returned to his West coast fans bringing his new tracks from "CRUSHER" with him. On this tour, Zucker is joined by fellow artists Del Water Gap and Valley Boy as they all gathered at the Novo to put on a memorable show.
As the stage went dim for Zucker’s appearance, the crowd rose excitedly in anticipation for him. Following the band, Zucker stepped on stage with his a smile on his face, expressing his joyous emotions with all of his being.
His set started off strong with songs like “Therapist” and “all the kids are depressed.” Showcasing his new album “CRUSHER”, Zucker immediately captivated his audience as he performed his music which included “i-70”, “18”, and “Cry with you.” Since his tour for “love is not dying” was cancelled due to covid, the fans enjoyed that they were finally able to listen to tracks live for the first time. Some of those tracks included “not your friend”, “julia”, and “somebody loves you.” Zucker also performed tracks from his past including his duet with Alexander 23 who made a surprise appearance.
By the end of the night, the crowd was at the peak of enjoyment as Zucker closed his show with “Supercuts” where the entire floor shook with people dancing to the music. But the fans were not going to let Zucker close the show without an encore. When he left the stage, the chant began, begging for his return. Answering his fans’ overflowing call, Zucker returned on stage as the crowd roared. He told that he promised himself not to do any encores on this tour but decided to do one more song for his beloved fans in LA as he performed “Talk Is Overrated.”
Alas, Zucker did it again, leaving his fans wanting more. After seeing his show, we can confidently say that Jeremy Zucker continues to give us what we want and can expect more from him as we wait patiently to see him back again in LA!
(5 / 5)
Review and photos by Shion Uza
