Live Reviews

Kehlani Takes on Budweiser Stage After 5-Year Return to Canada

On Wednesday, August 24, R&B singer-songwriter Kehlani brought on a sweet, sexy, and soulful performance at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage for the first time in five years. With a dynamic set, intricate dances, and smooth vocals, it’s no doubt that Kehlani created a night to remember.

Before Kehlani took to the stage, three artists opened for her, bringing their own flare to each set. The first opener, Destin Conrad, delivered a passionate performance of R&B songs from his evergrowing discography. Rico Nasty then brought on an energetic set with popular songs such as “Smack a Bitch” and “Tia Tamara,” followed by a playful show by DJ Noodz who remixed classic R&B songs.

It wasn’t long until it was Kehlani‘s time to shine on stage. The California native began with “little story,” “shooter interlude,” and “tangerine,” all songs from her newest album, “blue water road.” She then continued with a mix of upbeat and sensual tracks, the audience dancing, singing, and enjoying every minute.

Later in the night, Kehlani sat down alongside her guitarist, describing her next song: “Something changed when I dropped this song, maybe cause it was like the gayest song I ever made… So if it’s cool with y’all, I’m gonna do a song that means a lot to me and I hope it means a lot to you.” The 27-year-old then took things slower with a stunning performance of her acoustic hit “Honey.”

The California native then asked everyone in the audience to get out of their seats and go crazy for her last song (or should we say “CRZY”). Kehlani’s dancers and openers joined her on stage to perform “CRZY,” with everyone both on and off stage jumping around and singing. Overall, Kehlani put on a fantastic show, and we can’t wait to see what she does next.

Kehlani will be performing worldwide for her “Blue Water Road Trip” tour until January 31st, 2022. Get your tickets here, and don’t miss the chance to see her live.

Set List:

  1. little story
  2. shooter interlude
  3. tangerine
  4. Open (Passionate)
  5. Love Language
  6. Piece of Mind
  7. Can I
  8. Water
  9. Hate the Club
  10. wish i never
  11. up at night
  12. Serial Lover
  13. Honey
  14. Serial Lover
  15. You Should Be Here
  16. The Way
  17. Distraction
  18. Nunya
  19. Grieving
  20. melt
  21. any given sunday
  22. Toxic
  23. more than i should (with Jessie Reyez)
  24. Nights Like This
  25. CRZY

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