Boston Fans Follow The Pretty Reckless Down During Their Dear God Tour
Written by: Dyani R
Rock hit the House of Blues stage in Boston on September 24 when the iconic band The Pretty Reckless swung through town. The crowd packed into the venue was buzzing with anticipation long before the opening notes. Remarkably, the audience spanned every generation, kids as young as 10 were rocking out right alongside long time fans.
The night kicked off with a head-banging set from New Hampshire natives Doug., who got the room moving with their original tracks. Shortly after, Paris Jackson took the stage, delivering a standout performance that blended smooth vocals, hard-hitting rhythms, and just the right amount of grit to prime the room for the headliners.
When the lights dimmed and the intro to "Death by Rock and Roll" hit the speakers, the crowd erupted into a cheer that practically shook the building. From the second frontwoman Taylor Momsen stepped into the spotlight, her rockstar presence was undeniable. Following a string of fan favorites including, "Going to Hell," "Follow Me Down," and "Miss Nothing”, the band took a moment to connect with the audience, expressing their gratitude for the shared energy in the room.
Momsen demonstrated total crowd control with effortless precision, working every inch of the stage and steering the crowd's momentum with a wave of her hand. As the set progressed, the band’s intensity only escalated, constantly feeding off the room's energy. Everything from the sharp light show to the heavy drum beats came together to forge an unforgettable night for everyone in the building.
Closing out the night with an explosive encore with “About you," The Pretty Reckless left the venue on an absolute high as fans streamed out onto the street, talking about the show.
The Pretty Reckless is set to wrap up their Dear God Tour on October 1 in Sacramento, California, bringing the tour to a close for their devoted fanbase.
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