MUNA
4.28 - The Tabernacle
Atlanta GA
Hannah T. Insomnia Photographer
Live Review
Muna's performance at the Tabernacle in Atlanta showcased their musical talent and infectious energy. The packed venue was excited as the trio took the stage, and they did not disappoint. Katie Gavin's captivating voice filled the room as they opened with their hit single "What I Want," which had the crowd singing and dancing along from the first note. The energy was electric, and it only got better from there. Muna played a mixture of new and old material during the show, illustrating their growth as musicians and their sound evolution. One standout moment was their performance of "Loose Garment," which was deeply personal and emotionally moving. But it wasn't just the music that made the show memorable. Muna's message of self-love and acceptance was woven throughout their performance, making it a safe place for fans to express themselves. It was clear that Muna's music meant a lot to their fans. Undeniably, the band members had chemistry and played together with ease and fluidity that only comes with experience. Guitarist Josette Maskin and bassist Naomi McPherson provided a solid foundation for Gavin's guitar playing and vocals, creating a dynamic and melodic sound.
With "Silk Chiffon," Muna's hit song, they brought out their opener, Nova Twins, to dance around the stage with them as they closed out the night. Ultimately, it was a perfect end to a fantastic show that uplifted and inspired the audience. Muna's Tabernacle performance was an unforgettable experience. Their music was amazing, their message was inspiring, and their energy was infectious. It's no wonder they are one of the most exciting bands in music today. If you can see them live, do not miss it!
Setlist
What I Want
Number One Fan
Solid
Stayaway
Loose Garment
Winterbreak
Kind of Girl
Taken
Pink Light
Around U
Home by Now
Anything but Me
One That Got Away
Encore:
I Know a Place
Silk Chiffon
