Kelsea Ballerini Proves She's Set for Superstardom at New York City Concert
The country sweetheart even managed to handle a surprise fire alarm like a champ,
"If I want you to hear anything tonight, it's thank you," Kelsea Ballerini told the sold-out crowd at New York City's Irving Plaza Friday night (Dec. 2). When the country singer brought her First Time tour to the Big Apple, she certainly said the phrase "thank you" enough for fans to know that she was grateful they bought a ticket to see her perform. But when it came down to it, Ballerini used much more than her words to give fans a proper expression of gratitude.
Coming to the stage after some dramatic instrumentals and a scream-inducing light show (Including Ballerini's lit-up name as the backdrop), Ballerini started the party with her hit "Yeah Boy," which immediately set the tone for what the rest of the show would be: a fun-filled night of sing-alongs and dance parties, all led by a genuinely talented artist.
While Ballerini spent much of her 85-minute concert dancing around the stage and using her light-up microphone stand as a prop as she engaged with the audience, she won over the hearts of everyone in the place no matter how many songs they knew. The energy she brought with her opening number continued throughout the show, especially during songs like the feel-good "Square Pegs" and the cutesy "Dibs." Her enthusiasm was infectious and as genuine as can be, providing a good time for superfans and those who may have been more obligated to be there than excited -- i.e., the dads with daughters on their shoulders and girls who accompanied their swooning guy friends.
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