Phantogram - Running Through Colors Tour
By Rickelle Hunt
Phantogram joined by Meija | Running Through Colors Tour | House of Blues - Boston, MA
Phantogram brought their Running Through Colors tour to Boston for an electrifying night of music that left the crowd buzzing. The New York duo, Sarah Barthel (lead vocals, keyboard) and Josh Carter (vocals, guitar, production), delivered a performance filled with ethereal vocals, dynamic synths, deep beats, and an engaging stage presence. From the moment they hit the stage, the audience was hooked, as opening songs like "Don't Move" and "Fall In Love" set the tone for the evening. Their music seamlessly blends elements of electronic, alternative rock, hip hop, and dream pop, creating a unique, atmospheric sound.
The setlist featured fan favorites like “Black Out Days,” “When I’m Small,” and “You Don't Get Me High Anymore,” cementing their status as influential figures in both the alternative and electronic music scenes. Phantogram’s dazzling light production was a standout feature of the show, adding another layer to their already captivating performance. The stage was bathed in vibrant, shifting hues that perfectly synchronized with the music, enhancing the mystical atmosphere they’re known for.
Their latest album, Memory Of A Day, released in 2024, was highly anticipated following their previous successes. The album marks a significant evolution in their sound, blending their signature atmospheric synths with more experimental production and richer, layered textures. When hits like “Attaway” were performed live, the lights seemed to dance in harmony with Sarah Barthel’s haunting vocals and Josh Carter’s sharp guitar riffs, drawing the audience even deeper into the music. The combination of hypnotizing lighting and their signature sound created a visually stunning and emotionally charged concert, elevating Phantogram's live show to a whole new level. Find tickets to a city near you and stay up to date with upcoming Phantogram shows here.
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