Photography By: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)
Audio By Carbonatix
Odesza performed for a sold-out crowd at Folsom Field on June 29, in the duo’s penultimate concert of the Last Goodbye: Finale Tour alongside openers Bob Moses, Big Boi and Golden Features. The eight-date, five-venue run marks the end of Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight’s continuous tour in support of their 2022 Grammy-nominated album, The Last Goodbye, which they promoted with a forty-date tour that year followed by a live album. The Finale Tour will wrap up at legendary venue the Gorge in George, Washington, with a three-night run starting July 4.
And if last night’s concert showed anything, the Gorge audience is in for a big treat. Take a look at photos from the show below:
Odesza’s visuals included new and original features.
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Odesza’s set included performances by violinists.
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Odesza’s visuals did not disappoint.
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The crowd never missed a beat.
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Confetti drops were also included in the performance.
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Odesza’s Harrison Mills opening the set.
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Clayton Knight looks into the sold-out crowd at Folsom Field.
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Fans from all over the U.S. packed Folsom Field.
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The Odesza drumline was an act in its own right.
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Fans were engaged the entire show.
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A packed GA and VIP crowd for Odesza.
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Odesza opened its set with “The Last Goodbye.”
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The visuals could get intense.
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Pyro was a frequent production component for Odesza’s performance.
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Odesza’s drumline was on full display during the performance.
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Odesza formed in 2012.
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Fans light up the stadium with their phone flashlights.
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Fireworks lit up Folsom Field.
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Odesza’s production team didn’t hold back.
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The Fourth of July came early.
Photography By: Brandon Johnson (@bjohnsonxar)
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