Madison Beer brings the Life Support tour to Nashville

Tours

Nov 15

Madison Beer - November 9th, 2021 - Brooklyn Bowl

In May 2021, after months of anticipation during the pandemic, Madison Beer announced a six-week-long tour to take place during the fall to promote her February released album, Life Support. Shortly after, Maggie Lindermann and Audriix were announced as openers for the tour. The Life Support tour stopped in Nashville, TN on November 9th, 2021, with hundreds of attendees, and we were ecstatic to be one of them.

Audriix was the first artist to perform and an act you don’t want to miss. She has remarked that her songs often have the goal of making people feel empowered and her relatable lyrics and emotional performance does just that. From the minute she got on stage, she had the audience engaged, singing, and cheering. Audriix dedicated her time on this tour to an incredible amount of in-person and online engagement with her fans who were all amazed by her gorgeous costumes, incredible vocal range, and wonderful personality. She is someone you’ll want to watch in the future and follower through her career.

Maggie Lindermann had fans chanting her name the second Audriix stopped off stage. She took the stage shortly after with Legacy 3, playing the entirety of her album, Paranoia, and her newly released single, She Knows It. As an alternative-pop star, she donned a vibrant personality on stage with high energy as she performed her songs, making for a fun, high-powered show.

Madison Beer’s career started forming at the age of thirteen, when she shared singing videos to YouTube. One of the first covers she posted was shared by Justin Bieber, and she rose to fame from there, amassing tens of millions of followers on TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram, and hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. Madison’s performance was completely captivating between her multiple adorable outfits, powerful singing range, and fan engagement. With her two backup dancers, massive LED screen, on stage swing, and roll around cubicle, she put on a performance that needs to be experienced in person.