Yellow Days w/ Yeek
@ Lee’s Palace,Β Toronto
November 14, 2018
Yellow Days packed the hall tonight at Leeβs Palace. Opening for the quirky George van den Broek, also known as Yellow Days, was Los Angeles-based indie pop artist, Yeek. This was to be his last tour date with the artist and those who will be at future concerts will be missing out. This was also Yellow Daysβ second last Canadian date before he heads to the U.S. to finish up his almost entirely sold-out tour.
Yellow Days himself, opened with a fan favourite and 2018 single, βThe Way Things Changeβ. With such an immediate sense of comfort on stage, itβs hard to believe he is only 19 years of age. The British Musician is truly an old soul in a young manβs body. Not only do his lyrics display a deep maturity, but his voice echoes that of his biggest influence, Ray Charles. His second song,
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βA Little Whileβ, had the entire audience singing and dancing along. In fact, his entire band got into it moving hips and bobbing heads. The lyrics, βBroken by the love, this hurt divides itself/Decided that kissing you is just bad for my healthβ seemed to bring couples closer together rather than apart and built a great connection between the audience and himself. It is clearly his most popular song live and takes the first spot on his Spotify page.
The crowd went wild for his cover of soul and jazz icon Etta Jamesβ βIβd Rather Go blindβ. People were hypnotized by his raw rendition that although a classic, he made his own. He ended with his track, βIβve Been Thinking Too Hardβ from his 2017 album, Is Everything Okay in your World? Performing the entire encore sitting in the windowsill of the artist lounge was a treat for his old and new fans. As his voice was carefree so was his personality and that resonated with the audience. The only thing lacking in the experience was the extremely dim lit stage, which made it difficult for people in the back to see the artist properly. However, Yellow Days brought talent that surpassed peopleβs expectations. His sound is one that should be a crime not to hear live.
(Photography by Sydney Savage)
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