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For some Still Woozy Perth fans it was a dream come true to see the talented US musician in the flesh inside the intimate Astor Theatre this week.
The Portland-based singer and producer is currently on his Australian and New Zealand Loveseat tour which kicked off in Perth on Tuesday night.
Hundreds of music fans descended on the Mt Lawley venue with hyped anticipation to see Sven Gamsky in action, who is known for his dreamy, psychedelic alternative pop sound.
Bounding onto the stage at about 8.30pm, Still Woozy burst into Again from his new album Loveseat released in June last year.
A bundle of energy in black jeans and a planet graphic t-shirt, Gamsky showed off his dance moves before launching into 2021 track Window.
Gamsky addressed the crowd: “We got here yesterday and we love it.”
“We’re happy to be here, thank you.
“It’s a Tuesday night, who’s ready to move their ass.”
His fans responded with loud cheers as they geared up to hear more of his whimsical fusion of acoustic and electronic talent.
The stage design was simple but fun with four giant lilac flowers placed in between his band which is made up of sister-in-law Tani Kahn on bass guitar and synth, Caleb Buchanan on bass guitar and synth, and Harry Terrell on the drums.
It was refreshing to see a band so dedicated to delivering funky vibes.
From giving it his absolute all onstage to jumping into the mosh to dance with surrounding fans, Gamsky’s passion for his craft was very much on show.
Other songs that proved a fan favourite on the night included Rocky, Lemon, That’s Life and Kenny.
His kindheartedness shone through when he asked the audience if anyone needed water to help deal with the stifling temperature inside the packed theatre.
Several people were quick to raise their hands and Gamsky threw a bottle of water to one thankful fan.
A short but sweet gig, Still Woozy wrapped his gig at about 9.40pm.
Overall, the 32-year-old star was successful in transporting his Perth fanbase through a psychedelic journey on a weeknight no less.
With people leaving the venue on a high, some where disappointed they weren’t able to secure merchandise t-shirts in the correct sizing due to stock selling out soon after the doors opened.
Never the less, WA will welcome the energetic performer back in a heartbeat.
The verdict
2.5 out of 5 stars
For some Still Woozy Perth fans it was a dream come true to see the talented US musician in the flesh inside the intimate Astor Theatre this week.
The Portland-based singer and producer is currently on his Australian and New Zealand Loveseat tour which kicked off in Perth on Tuesday night.
Hundreds of music fans descended on the Mt Lawley venue with hyped anticipation to see Sven Gamsky in action, who is known for his dreamy, psychedelic alternative pop sound.
Bounding onto the stage at about 8.30pm, Still Woozy burst into Again from his new album Loveseat released in June last year.
A bundle of energy in black jeans and a planet graphic t-shirt, Gamsky showed off his dance moves before launching into 2021 track Window.
Gamsky addressed the crowd: “We got here yesterday and we love it.”
“We’re happy to be here, thank you.
“It’s a Tuesday night, who’s ready to move their ass.”
His fans responded with loud cheers as they geared up to hear more of his whimsical fusion of acoustic and electronic talent.
The stage design was simple but fun with four giant lilac flowers placed in between his band which is made up of sister-in-law Tani Kahn on bass guitar and synth, Caleb Buchanan on bass guitar and synth, and Harry Terrell on the drums.
It was refreshing to see a band so dedicated to delivering funky vibes.
From giving it his absolute all onstage to jumping into the mosh to dance with surrounding fans, Gamsky’s passion for his craft was very much on show.
Other songs that proved a fan favourite on the night included Rocky, Lemon, That’s Life and Kenny.
His kindheartedness shone through when he asked the audience if anyone needed water to help deal with the stifling temperature inside the packed theatre.
Several people were quick to raise their hands and Gamsky threw a bottle of water to one thankful fan.
A short but sweet gig, Still Woozy wrapped his gig at about 9.40pm.
Overall, the 32-year-old star was successful in transporting his Perth fanbase through a psychedelic journey on a weeknight no less.
With people leaving the venue on a high, some where disappointed they weren’t able to secure merchandise t-shirts in the correct sizing due to stock selling out soon after the doors opened.
Never the less, WA will welcome the energetic performer back in a heartbeat.
The verdict
2.5 out of 5 stars
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