Chelsea Wolfe has returned to her indie roots with her latest album, “Birth of Violence,” and is currently finishing a headlining North American tour in support of the record. Despite playing a rather big venue, the Los Angeles show felt extremely intimate and vulnerable. During most of the show, Chelsea was playing from a specially built pedestal adorned with tree branches and decorated with electric candles, which often were the only light on stage only adding to the intimate vibe of the event. The audience was seated and could fully enjoy the slowly flowing music, filling the beautiful Palace Theater in Downtown LA. Chelsea also performed in a white dress, which is very symbolic of the stripped-down performance and the bare acoustic sound of her current era.
Set List:
Flatlands
American Darkness
Birth of Violence
The Mother Road
Erde
Sick
Be All Things
Cousins of the Antichrist
Pale on Pale
Night of the Vampire (Roky Erickson Cover)
Deranged for Rock & Roll
Woodstock (Joni Mitchell Cover)
Boyfriend
Preface to a Dream Play
Highway
Encore:
The Way We Used To
Photos By Ekaterina Gorbacheva
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