Concert Recap: The Last Dinner Party at ACL Live at Moody Theater
The Last Dinner Party opened the North America leg of its ‘From The Pyre’ tour in Austin, Texas on March 27 with support from Florence Road.
Photos by Mckenna Sefcik
The Last Dinner Party opened the North America leg of its ‘From The Pyre’ tour in Austin, Texas on March 27 with support from Florence Road.
Photos by Mckenna Sefcik
Irish rock band Florence Road open the night performing its indie-rock songs, such as “Rabbits Can Swim” and “Break the Girl.”
Irish rock band Florence Road open the night performing its indie-rock songs, such as “Rabbits Can Swim” and “Break the Girl.”
Irish rock band Florence Road open the night performing its indie-rock songs, such as “Rabbits Can Swim” and “Break the Girl.”
Irish rock band Florence Road open the night performing its indie-rock songs, such as “Rabbits Can Swim” and “Break the Girl.”
Irish rock band Florence Road open the night performing its indie-rock songs, such as “Rabbits Can Swim” and “Break the Girl.”
Baroque-pop band The Last Dinner Party theatrically performs the cathartic track “Angus Dei.”
Baroque-pop band The Last Dinner Party theatrically performs the cathartic track “Angus Dei.”
Baroque-pop band The Last Dinner Party theatrically performs the cathartic track “Angus Dei.”
Keyboardist and vocalist Aurora Nishevci grins as she looks into the crowd during “Count The Ways.”
Lead vocalist Abigail Morris smiles into the crowd between “Count The Ways” and "Feminine Urge.”
Guitarist Emily Roberts waves to the crowd as Morris introduces Roberts to the audience.
Morris whimsically performs “The Feminine Urge” from the band’s debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy.
Morris whimsically performs “The Feminine Urge” from the band’s debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy.
The audience screams the lyrics of “The Feminine Urge” as Morris holds her microphone out to the crowd: “Do you feel like a man when I can’t talk back? / Do you want me or do you want control?”
Morris holds up her mic stand as “The Feminine Urge” comes to an end.