Last night, the Warfield Auditorium in San Francisco was packed with fans of alternative rock band Placebo, as they took to the stage for a highly anticipated performance. The duo was making up for a tour that had been postponed because of overseas visa issues, but they did not disappoint this time around and delivered a high-energy show that had the crowd on their feet from start to finish.
It was a phone-less show for this tour. But unlike some artists who force concert attendees to lock up the pesky little devices in security pouches, all these fellas had to do was ask, and the crowd obliged.
Lead vocalist Brian Molko’s distinctive voice filled the venue, drawing the audience in with each song. The band’s setlist included both classic hits like “Nancy Boy” and “For What It’s Worth,” as well as newer tracks from their latest album, “Forever Chemicals,” which kicked the show off in style.
The band’s energy was infectious, with Molko bouncing around the stage, interacting with the crowd, and delivering a powerful performance with each song. The other member of the duo, Stefan Olsdal, was equally energetic, alternating between playing the guitar, bass and even piano at one point, providing a tight rhythm section that kept the crowd engaged.
The lighting and visuals for the concert were also impressive. The stage was bathed in colorful lights, with images projected onto screens behind the band. This added to the immersive experience of the concert, drawing the audience even further into the music.
Fans of all ages came out to see Placebo, and the band did not disappoint. The audience was captivated from start to finish, singing along to every song and cheering the band on with enthusiasm. It was clear that Placebo has a dedicated fan base in San Francisco, and they delivered a performance that will be remembered for the ages.
Photos by Louis Raphael
