Foster The People Light Up The Roxy With LA Show
- Victoria Pfeifer
- Aug 19, 2024
- 1 min read
Last Wednesday, Foster the People took to the stage at The Roxy in Los Angeles and made one hell of a return with a sold-out show—signaling the beginning of a new chapter for the band.
This concert, their first major outing in LA since pausing for a lengthy hiatus (6 years since a proper tour), was a celebration of reconnecting—with each other, their music, and their fans.
Among the crowd were familiar faces like Aaron Paul and Josh Hutcherson, enjoying the band's show as it kicked off with "Feed Me," the lead single from their upcoming album Paradise State of Mind.
The band made one thing clear: Their music has evolved. The new tracks, loaded with synthy beats and catchy rhythms, steered more towards dance and disco yet still retained the alternative rock essence that initially launched them to fame.
The energy in the room was palpable as they delivered both new songs like "Lost in Space" and classics like "Helena Beat" and the closer "Pumped Up Kicks." The shift toward a more dance-heavy vibe was incredibly well-received. Perhaps their fans anticipated the evolution.
The band’s interaction with the crowd, combined with their infectious energy, was a declaration. Foster the People are not only back but are here to stay, embracing every step of the journey with their loyal fans.