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Honey Revenge has been making serious headway within the scene over the last year. From viral hits to headlining the idobi Radio Summer School Tour – Honey Revenge is out to do it all.

They broke out during the pandemic and are now breaking down a cross country co-headlining tour with Dead Poet Society with support from Hunny and Broadside.

Broadside kicked off the Brooklyn show in a packed Warsaw. Cinematic lights cascaded over the band as they ripped through the crowd. Their set was filled with tracks off their latest record Nowhere, At Last – including their TikTok hit “I Think They Know.”

Fan favourites such as “Coffee Talk,” and “Heavenly,” Broadside effortlessly switched up between their leans into their pop punk roots and more mellow tunes before indie trio Hunny took over with a mix of new tracks like “Spirit” & “solo and their breakout 2016 release “Vowels (The Importance of being Me).”

Dead Poet Society brought out a moody vibe with heavy red and blue lights washing over all of them, pumping out their song directly inspired the indie icons “I Never Loved Myself Like I Loved You”. Fans ripped and soared over each other for a chance to belt out their favourite lyrics and get just a little bit closer to the co-headlining act.

Soon enough, Honey Revenge was there to wrap up the night. While not quite a sold out show, fans wedged themselves into every available space to sing along to Honey Revenge. Their set had a heavy focus of their debut record, Retrovision, playing nearly the entire record. Also sprinkled in were a few from their new album Love & Losing including “Medicine” & “Soap” before “Airhead” closed out the night leaving fans satisfied yet begging for more.

The night’s bill is a MySpace kid’s dream. And while the younger generation will never know the intensity of picking your top eight or the hours spent filling out a bulletin – they do get to experience the next generation of MySpace bands come to life.

Check out more photos from the night in the slideshow below!

Written & Photographed by : Photographer Sam Odice for Lyrical Muse

Edited by : Malvika Padin

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