Boys Go To Jupiter Threw One Big Party In Los Angeles
09.21.26 - Los Angeles, California
Boys Go to Jupiter is an indie-pop rock band based in Brooklyn, New York. In what would be actually their 100th show, they hit up the West Coast for their “Now You’re a Circle” tour.
Boys Go to Jupiter brought such incredible energy to the stage. The entire show had this infectious, celebratory atmosphere that made it feel like one big party from beginning to end.
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The two opening acts, Isaac Soren and Guppy the Band, were also incredibly talented, each bringing something completely unique to the lineup. Isaac Soren especially caught my attention when the drummer picked up a flute mid-performance; definitely not something you see every day! There was also something so mesmerizing about the way everyone’s voices blended together. Their harmonies were almost hypnotic and created such a beautiful atmosphere. Guppy the Band brought such a fun, energetic set that had the whole crowd hyped and ready for the headliner. They were absolutely bursting with personality, and their energy was impossible not to feed off of!
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By the time Boys Go to Jupiter took the stage, the room was already buzzing with excitement, and they immediately delivered on that energy.
The lead singer’s voice was especially impressive. Dynamic, powerful, and an absolute powerhouse. Almost every song had a storytelling aspect to it as well. Every member delivered such a passionate performance, and you could genuinely feel the chemistry between them on stage. That connection translated effortlessly to the audience and made the entire experience feel incredibly immersive!
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About halfway through the set, the lead singer brought up a fan to the stage to help them with a song off their newest album, “Now You're a Circle," called “Sunshine (never trust anyone named Jeanette).” The audience member held up note cards with the lyrics, creating a fun and interactive way to get the crowd involved with a newer song that not everyone may have been familiar with yet.
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The connection between the band and its fans was also clear throughout the rest of the set. Looking around in the crowd, fans could be seen singing their hearts out to the songs, showing just how much the music meant to them and how dedicated the band’s fanbase is. Moments like these made the concert feel less like a performance being watched and more like an experience everyone in the room was sharing together.
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From the unique performances of the opening acts to the infectious energy of Boys Go to Jupiter, the entire night felt like a celebration of live music, connection, and friendship. The band’s ability to bring the audience into the performance, whether through their storytelling, energy, or moments of interaction, made the show feel personal and unforgettable. It was a performance that left the crowd energized and, undoubtedly, left with a few new fans by the end of the night.
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