Not many artists open with one of their biggest hits (in this case, “Love Ain’t”), but that’s exactly what the Eli Young Band did to a packed house — and it worked. After a 25-plus year career you can take that kind of risk and still keep the crowd dancing all night with staples like “Drunk Last Night,” “Crazy Girl,” and “Even If It Breaks Your Heart.” They weren’t living in the past, either: the band was out supporting their latest album, Strange Hours, and balanced the set between fan favorites and new material.
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Direct support that evening came from East Nashville’s Lanco, who hit the stage ready to party with “Sound of a Saturday Night” (from their latest record We’re Gonna Make It), “Old Camaro,” and “Greatest Love Story.” The rapport between band and audience was electric — Lanco even jumped off the stage to perform a few songs in the middle of the Paramount floor, much to the crowd’s delight. By the time they returned to finish their set, the singing and dancing had the room properly warmed up for EYB.
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Opening the evening was Long Island’s own Camryn Quinlan; just Camryn, a guitar, a piano, and her songs. It wasn’t only the music that connected — her storytelling between numbers made the huge venue feel intimate and personal, the kind of performance that marks a rising star.
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