Celebrating the release of his third album, “Infinite Dream”, pop artist Bazzi brought “The InfiniteDream Tour” to the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia. This was Bazzi’s sixth stop on a sixteen datetour, and he did not disappoint. The concert started with pop artist Seb Torgus as his opening act. After a great performance from Seb Torgus, you could feel the anticipation as fans waited for the white curtain covering Bazzi’s set to be dropped. As the lights dimmed, the screams of excitement from fans filled the room.

Bazzi’s set started out with the intro to “Infinite Dream” and then was quickly followed by “Lost in The Simulation,” an fun and upbeat song that had fans bouncing and dancing to the point where the floor was shaking. Bazzi performed a few more songs off of “Infinite Dreams,” then asked the crowd if they had heard of an album called “Cosmic,” Bazzi’s debut album. The crowd went crazy, it was a clear answer to Bazzi’s question. He then played “3:15,” a fan favorite from “Cosmic.”

Bazzi continued the night, playing a mix of songs from all three of his albums. He ended the show with a song off of “Infinite Dream” called “Don’t Leave Me Now;” before playing the song, Bazzi stated that when creating the song his goal was to create the perfect closer for his album and shows. After playing the song, he waved to the fans and took his exit off the stage.

A few minutes went by and then Bazzi made his entrance back on stage for his encore. He played “I.F.L.Y” off of his sophomore album “Soul Searching.” The crowd gave it their all during the encore, their shouts drowned out the speakers. Bazzi then said his final goodbye and made his final exit off stage.

Bazzi put on an amazing and upbeat performance in Atlanta. The performance was full of energy and excitement from both Bazzi and fans. If given the chance, I would gladly go see Bazzi again on tour.

Bazzi at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia

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