Concert Recap: Foster the People at Moody Amphitheater

Foster the People played at Moody Amphitheater on Oct. 17, as part of their ‘Good Mourning Sunshine’ tour with support from Goth Babe. 

Photos by Morgan Spooner 

Griffin Washburn, also known as Goth Babe, gives a lively performance of “Weekend Friend” and kicks off the ‘Good Mourning Sunshine’ tour stop in Austin.

Griffin Washburn, also known as Goth Babe, gives a lively performance of “Weekend Friend” and kicks off the ‘Good Mourning Sunshine’ tour stop in Austin.

Griffin Washburn, also known as Goth Babe, gives a lively performance of “Weekend Friend” and kicks off the ‘Good Mourning Sunshine’ tour stop in Austin.

Foster the People’s lead singer Mark Foster bursts onto the stage during the opening  chords of “Life on the Nickel.”

Foster the People’s lead singer Mark Foster bursts onto the stage during the opening  chords of “Life on the Nickel.”

Foster the People’s lead singer Mark Foster bursts onto the stage during the opening  chords of “Life on the Nickel.”

Foster the People’s lead singer Mark Foster bursts onto the stage during the opening  chords of “Life on the Nickel.”

Foster the People’s lead singer Mark Foster bursts onto the stage during the opening  chords of “Life on the Nickel.”

The crowd of Foster the People screams the lyrics of “Helena Beat”: “Yeah, yeah, and it’s okay / I tie my hands up to a chair so I don’t fall that way / Yeah, yeah, I’m alright / I took a sip of something, poisoned, but I’ll hold tight.”

The crowd of Foster the People screams the lyrics of “Helena Beat”: “Yeah, yeah, and it’s okay / I tie my hands up to a chair so I don’t fall that way / Yeah, yeah, I’m alright / I took a sip of something, poisoned, but I’ll hold tight.”

Foster climbed the structure set on stage  for his electrifying performance of “Broken Jaw.”

Foster climbed the structure set on stage  for his electrifying performance of “Broken Jaw.”