Teddy Swims brought his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour to the historic Landmark Theatre in Syracuse New York on Tuesday, September 24, bringing a night of good vibes and excitement for the fans. Opening up with the “Goodbye’s Been Good To You,” the theatre became completely dark as Teddy made his way through the smoke to greet the excited fans.
The Atlanta-born singer brought a mix of country, pop, funk, and R&B as fans were on their feet dancing the night away to Teddy’s hit “Broke” which was recorded with country artist Thomas Rhett. With his mix of versatility and unique personality, Teddy took the time to address the crowd in between songs thanking them for having him at Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre.
Opening the night was Breland, a 29 year old rising pop/country artist from Burlington, New Jersey. The young singer moved around the stage with excitement as fans matched his energy, jumping up and down with excitement all night.
Known for his stunning vocals, Teddy Swims closed out the show with his well recognized song “Lose Control.” Said to be his loudest show of the tour, the fans didn’t just come for the music, they came for the soulful interaction and shared experience from the 32 year old artist. Gearing up for shows in Boston, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia, the Atlanta-born artist is well on his way to becoming a household name with his stunning vocals and soulful performances.
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