Sleigh Bells delivered a high-energy performance at the House of Blues, featuring intense guitar riffs and dynamic drum programming. Frontwoman Alexis Krauss showcased her evolution into a commanding rock star, engaging the audience with her energetic stage presence. The setlist included tracks from their latest album, 'Reign of Terror,' and concluded with an intimate rendition of 'Rill Rill.'
What are Sleigh Bells concerts like, according to the press?
Sleigh Bells' recent concerts have been marked by high-energy performances, showcasing both new material and fan favorites. Frontwoman Alexis Krauss has evolved into a commanding rock star, engaging audiences with her dynamic stage presence. The band's setlists have included tracks from their latest album, 'Reign of Terror,' as well as hits from their debut, 'Treats.' Overall, the band's live shows have been well-received, with audiences praising their intensity and engagement.
Live Performance Press Reviews
Upcoming showsAt the Fine Line Music Cafe, Sleigh Bells' performance was marked by uncontainable energy and undeniable passion. Derek Miller's dynamic stage presence and Alexis Krauss's engaging vocals on hits like 'Riot Rhythm' and 'Infinity Guitars' captivated the audience. The set also featured new songs from their 2017 release, 'Kid Kruschev.'
During their tour with The Regrettes, Sleigh Bells received praise for their professionalism and generosity. The Regrettes' drummer, Maxx Morando, highlighted the band's kindness and the quality of their performances, noting that Sleigh Bells' set was 'crazy good' and expressing hope to tour with them again.
Sleigh Bells' concert at the Turner Hall Ballroom was a high-energy event, with the band delivering a punishingly booming metal-pop set. The performance was marked by aggressive guitar riffs and dynamic drum programming, with the band taking minimal breaks throughout the hour-long set.
Sleigh Bells' concert at Mad Planet in Milwaukee was a sold-out event, with the band delivering a high-energy performance that left the crowd buzzing. The set included tracks from their acclaimed debut 'Treats' and new material from 'Reign of Terror,' with the band playing in front of an eight-piece Marshall stack divided by an American flag.
At the Ritz Ybor in Tampa, Sleigh Bells showcased new material from their album 'Reign of Terror,' including tracks like 'Born to Lose' and 'Comeback Kid.' Frontwoman Alexis Krauss engaged the crowd with energetic performances, including crowd-surfing during the encore. The setlist also featured fan favorites such as 'Rill Rill' and 'Crown on the Ground.'
