Last night, the House of Blues Bronze Peacock Room pulsed with energy as Benches took the stage for a night of unforgettable indie/alternative music. The atmosphere was intimate, setting the perfect stage for the band to shine. The crowd was not only contagiously energetic but also incredibly supportive, showing their love for Benches and the two supporting bands throughout the night.
Benches kicked off the evening with a stellar performance, starting strong with their hit song “Naive,” which had the crowd singing along from the first note. Their talented guitar players and infectious energy got everyone dancing and jumping, especially during their electrifying bridges and guitar solos. The band’s passion for their music was palpable, evident in every note they played and every lyric they sang. The cool blue and violet lighting added to the atmosphere, creating a mesmerizing backdrop for their set.
A notable highlight from the night was their performance of “It Doesn’t Have to Change,” a fan favorite, which had the crowd cheering and singing along at the top of their lungs. They also surprised everyone with an upbeat “unknown” song, during which Anson Kelley, the lead singer, put down his guitar and delivered a captivating performance, showcasing his raw vocal talent.
As their set came to a close, the crowd’s chants of “one more song” were met with an encore performance from Benches, leaving everyone exhilarated and wanting more.
Overall, the concert was a testament to the talent and passion of this emerging band, bringing their own unique flair and twist to the stage while invoking a sense of nostalgia with their discography.”
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