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On Our Last Night’s final tour, the concert at The Fillmore in Silver Spring Maryland was a mix of celebration and reminiscing. The crowd was packed with fans ready to scream, sing, and make it through one last night with a lineup that was well suited for intensity, melody, and release. Wind Walkers began the night with the kind of passion that will get your attention right away. Their post-hardcore ferocity mixed with melodic metal was full of raw power. The crowd responded in pure adrenaline with fists clenched, voices yelling at the top of their lungs. They kicked off the night with a bang and kept everyone on their feet. Grayscale was up next and their music, conceived in alternative rock and pop-punk, introduced some reflection into the evening without slowing the tempo. The concert felt so intimate with lyrics spoken genuinely, guitar playing infusing passion, and rhythms moving the room as much as they spoke to it. Our Last Night, as the headliner, made their presence known. Brought to fame for bringing post-hardcore intensity and positive messages, they brought all experience to bear on this farewell tour. The contrast of harsh and clean vocals over textured heavy instrumentation was a wall of sound that the crowd fully immersed themselves in. The chemistry between the band and the crowd was a conversation of energy that left the show less of a performance and more like a moment in time shared. This tour captured the essence of all three bands: Wind Walkers’ intensity, Grayscale’s honesty, and Our Last Night’s anthem-ifying power. Together, they created an experience which felt cathartic and unforgettable. It wasn’t about hearing music live, it was about belonging to a tribe if only for one night. To further indulge in the musical experience from the night at The Fillmore on Sept 10th, check out our exclusive photo gallery just below for some visuals. Finally, make sure to follow Our Last Night on Instagram @OLNbanb for additional content and future updates from the band.


Article & Photos By Renee Katz (@ptvreneekatz)