English pop artist Calum Scott brought his ‘The Avenior Tour’ to promote his third album Avenoir to ACL Live at the Moody Theater on April 12 with support from Pretty Jane.
Photos by Atyanna Siller
Nashville-based band Pretty Jane kicks off the night with an unreleased song.
Nashville-based band Pretty Jane kicks off the night with an unreleased song.
Guitarist Ethan Strain rocks out while playing the strings to the band’s unreleased song “Snake Charmer.”
Vocalist and guitarist Trevor Dalrymple walks over to bassist Luca DiVergillo while he plays the instrumental portion of “Snake Charmer.”
Dalrymple makes an expression to DiVergillo during their performance of “Snake Charmer.”
Dalrymple becomes immersed into the music while playing the chords to “Snake Charmer.”
Strain plays the chords to the ethereal, indie-pop single “Too Few Tattoos.”
Drummer Ryan Baker keeps the beat to the band’s top song “Too Few Tattoos.”
Vocalist Jarren Blair sings the back up vocals to “Too Few Tattoos.”
Dalrymple sings the yearnful lyrics of “Too Few Tattoos”: “And I’ll love her / When I’m not awake / Fix me a sunrise / And I’ll sleep in late.”
Andrew Yeates performs the dreamy instrumental title track “Avenoir” from Calum Scott’s latest album to open up his performance.
Calum Scott passionately sings the chorus to “God Knows” from his album “Avenoir”: “And it’s so stereotypical / Praying for a miracle / When there’s no way out / But God knows I need you now.”
Scott points to the crowd while singing the lyrics to the colorful, upbeat song “Roots.”
Scott dances during “Roots.”
Scott sings the reflective lyrics of “Roots”: “Time flies, oh my days / Only young making dumb mistakes, oh, oh / Get lost in a drunken haze / Got lost, but I’m on my way home.”
Mitch Parks jams out while playing the chords to “Roots.”
Scott sings the outro to “Roots.”
Scott dances while he sings the lyrics to “At Your Worst.”
Scott sings the lyrics to his unconditional love song “At Your Worst”: “You know I’ll love you at your worst / Be right beside you when it hurts.”