#PoliticsofLivingTour Recap: We Had High Hopes, and Kodaline Didn’t Disappoint
Feb 28, 2019 • Tynne De Leon
Feb 28, 2019 • Tynne De Leon
Their live performance is basically the same as their recording voice, only more eargasmic. It’s quite unbelievable; how could their voices blend so well?
One of the crowd favorites, “The One” is definitely their most romantic song—even made more romantic when vocalist Steve Garrigan sang the acoustic version. The audience flashing their phone lights while singing along to the chorus is one of the concert’s highlights, that’s for sure.
Ah, the iconic “All I Want” as the encore song. How could it get better than this? We bet you’re internally crying.
While some people speculated “All I Want” would be the finale song (like in their Wanderland 2018 setlist), ending the concert with “High Hopes” was a better idea. Kodaline inspires everyone to have high hopes.
We loved their outdoor performance last year, but hearing them live in an indoor arena made the concert feel more solemn.
If you’ve been following Kodaline for a while now, you’re probably one of those who was disappointed when they delayed the release of this album to a later date. They thought it needed a little bit more polishing, and we can say that their hard work has paid off.
The crowd was surely hyped that night especially towards the end, when the band filmed the audience while singing “High Hopes.” Can we be part of their music video, maybe?

A concert experience won’t be complete without purchasing their original merchandise. T-shirts and light sticks were available last night by the entrance, something you could proudly wear on their next Manila concert!(*fingers crossed*)
Special thanks to MMI Live.
What is your favorite part of Kodaline’s concert? Share with us in the comments section below!
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