Every Matt & Kim set packed more energy than the previous. In typical Matt & Kim fashion, they also threw in a few short instrumental covers in between songs such as “Better Off Alone” and “N*****s in Paris.” This elicited an even greater response from fans and non-fans alike. Although they relied heavily on their latest release “Lightening,” which most believe to be their weakest, they managed to sprinkle in hits like “Good Old Fashioned Nightmare,” “Cameras,” and, of course, “Daylight,” which made the crowd go bonkers.
This was the best performance by the pop-rockers so far they had more energy than ever (Kim spent more time atop her drum kit than sitting down) translating into a super tight set. Monday night marked what was probably the best show caught in Rochester in the last three years.Īfter waiting in line outside the venue for a whopping 45 minutes, the audience witnessed Icona Pop take the stage and win over plenty of new fans with their unique brand of electro pop bangers - most notably closing with the anthem-like “I Love It” that has recently skyrocketed onto the iTunes charts due to its infectious musical hook and girl-power air.Īfter the Icona Pop’s all too-short set, Matt & Kim took the stage for 30-or-so-minutes packing enough energy to fill the entire evening. Passion Pit headlined at the Main Street Armory with support from real-life couple Matt & Kim and Swedish duo Icona Pop. Missy Scheinberg, Contributing Photographer
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