ANDREW ALLEN & CARLY RAE JEPSEN, Media Club – December 2, 2011

There are a few things that Andrew Allen and Carly Rae Jepsen share in common. Firstly, they are both from beautiful British Columbia – Jepsen from Mission, and Allen from Vernon. Secondly, they are both amazing storytellers that let their tales unravel through their lyrics and music. Lastly, they had lots of fans and friends in attendance at The Media Club last night – an advantage of playing a hometown show. It was a packed space in the venue, yet cozy and intimate at the same time.

Carly Rae Jepsen was up first – bringing a good mix of her known hits, as well as previewing a number of new tracks from her upcoming sophomore record titled Curiosity. If the first single “Call Me Maybe” is any indication of the musical direction that Jepsen is heading in, it certainly translated well in her live performance. The new tracks are upbeat, catchy, and whimsical. The cover of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” was a nice addition to her set.

Carly’s Setlist:
Bucket
Talk To Me
Curiosity
Just A Step
Both Sides Now (Joni Mitchell cover)
Europe
Lost & Found
Sour Candy
Alice
Let It Snow
Tug Of War
Call Me Maybe

Andrew Allen started off his set by stating that he had lost his voice, and asked the crowd to forgive him in advance. Despite being under the weather, Allen gave an energized performance, and seemed genuinely appreciative and touched by the level of support and audience sing-along. There is something about Andrew Allen that is different from other artists – the genuine factor.

Allen has an impressive resume of tour mates in the past year, including The Script and Bruno Mars. There is no doubt that he has the potential to hold his own, and 2012 is sure to an even bigger year for Andrew Allen.

Andrew’s Setlist:
7 Days
Sooner
Grab Your Shoes
Not Loving You
I Wanna Be Your Christmas
Lies
Amazing
I Want You
Where Did We Go
Bruno Mars Medley
Loving You Tonight
What You Wanted
Time Will Tell

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