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MINNEAPOLIS -- A sold-out crowd of approximately 700 concertgoers filled the Fine Line in Minneapolis on Wednesday, Nov. 4, as The Bends delivered an energetic headlining performance, following an equally lively opening set from The Braymores.
Both bands kept the crowd engaged throughout the evening, bringing plenty of energy to the stage while interacting with concertgoers. The connection between the performers and audience helped create an electric atmosphere inside the sold-out venue.
The Braymores kicked off the evening with a 10-song set, opening with “August” before moving into “Faken” and “Lifeboat.” The band continued with “Dismay” and “Poppy Eyes,” building on the energy inside the venue as the crowd settled in for the evening.
The opening act continued its performance with “Thought Control” and an unreleased new song before playing “Annabelle,” “Like the Others” and “Where Did My Baby Go” to close out its set.
Throughout the performance, The Braymores did a good job connecting with the audience, helping establish an energetic atmosphere ahead of the night’s headliner.
The Bends took the stage next, opening its 16-song set with “On a Roll” before moving into “Fence” and “Virginia.” The group continued with “Smoking,” “Lips” and “Lebowski,” keeping the momentum going as the crowd responded with plenty of enthusiasm.
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The band’s interaction with concertgoers remained a highlight of the evening, as The Bends fed off the energy of the packed venue. The group continued its set with “Young Love,” “Sticking to Plan” and “Keeps Me Going” before moving into “Weekend Love.”
The Bends kept the audience engaged through the remainder of its performance, playing “Hangin’ Around,” “Loadout” and “Dance Away” before continuing with “Seasons Change,” “Fair Weather” and “Makeup” to wrap up the 16-song set.
With both acts delivering energetic performances and making an effort to connect with concertgoers, the evening provided a memorable night of live music at the Fine Line.
The Braymores set the tone with an engaging opening performance, while The Bends carried that energy through the headlining set, giving the sold-out Minneapolis crowd a full evening of live music.