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Clean Bandet's Symphony Tour Brings Energetic Performance to NYC Concertgoers

On April 21st, British electropop sensation Clean Bandit electrified a packed house at New York City’s iconic Webster Hall as part of their North American tour. The sold-out show marked another stop on the band’s highly anticipated “Symphony” trek which kicked off earlier this month and will continue through early May.

As soon as lead vocalist Grace Hames stepped out onto the stage, it was clear that Clean Bandit were ready to give fans an unforgettable night of high-energy dance-pop. Backed by a talented ensemble of musicians including a string section, brass players and drummers, the quintet tore through hits like “A+E,” “Tears in Vain” along with fan favorites from their critically-acclaimed debut full-length 'New Year's Day'.

The setlist also featured some unexpected surprises including renditions of classic pop anthems such as Whitney Houston’s timeless ballad “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)' and a raucous cover of Prince & The Revolution’s 1985 hit single, 'When Doves Cry'. Throughout the performance it was clear that each member brought their A-game delivering slick yet emotive performances that left little room for any letdowns.

Throughout much of their setlist Clean Bandit also paid tribute to other artists whose influence can be heard throughout their own sound. Notably they gave nods towards acts such as Disclosure, Rudimental and even The Chemical Brothers via a blistering cover of the latter's massive 1992 smash hit 'Got That Feeling'. These tasteful references not only highlighted Clean Bandit’s deep respect for electronic dance music but also further cemented their own status within this very same genre.

One highlight came during an impassioned rendition of Florence + The Machine's “You Got Me Now', where lead singer Grace Hames' powerful, soulful vocals perfectly complemented the band's infectious beats and driving rhythms. As always her presence on stage was commanding - equal parts sassy seductress as well as genuine performer who truly seems to feed off crowd energy.

In conclusion Clean Bandit’s Webster Hall appearance proved once again why they remain one of contemporary electronic pop’s most exciting acts today. With their signature blend of catchy hooks, infectious beats and euphoric anthems it was no surprise that the packed venue lapped up every moment of this truly unforgettable live experience. If you haven't yet had chance to catch Clean Bandit on tour then don’t miss out – trust us, when they come to a city near YOU next time round... prepare for an absolute riot!

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