Concert Recap: Dev Lemons at 29th Street Ballroom

Alternative pop artist Dev Lemons brought her ‘EAT THE PAVEMENT’ tour to 29th Street Ballroom on Oct. 20, with opener Abby Kenna.

Photos by Faye Zayed

Abby Kenna opens the show by performing “Quicksand” from her EP, Chew First, Then Swallow.

Abby Kenna opens the show by performing “Quicksand” from her EP, Chew First, Then Swallow.

Kenna sings “Soft”: “Well, you're playing a part but you're not winning the game / Pulling me in the stall while your boyfriend waits.”

Kenna sings her song “Severance,” which is based on the Apple TV show.

Dev Lemons enters the ballroom with cymbals as fans scream in support.

Dressed as a ringmaster, Lemons makes an eerie introduction, with her performers reciting: “For one night only, tonight, tomorrow, forever. They are only here tonight.”

Lemons laughs with her audience after a microphone malfunction.

The audience counts down from five as they prepare for Lemons to take her hat off.

Lemons plays “in the middle of the night”: “You run all around my mind / Come by in the middle of the night.”

Lemons plays “in the middle of the night”: “You run all around my mind / Come by in the middle of the night.”

Lemons sings the groovy “another word you say.”

With a mosh pit forming, Lemons sings “ice the bruise.”

With a mosh pit forming, Lemons sings “ice the bruise.”

Lemons begins to perform the catchy “only one way to know.”