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BABYMETAL & SCENE QUEEN – Opening Night in Orlando: A Concert Review

Babymetal & Scene Queen: Concert Review and Photos

by Warped Media

Updated November 12, 2024

There’s always something electric about a sold out opening night on a tour, and Babymetal’s stop in Orlando with Scene Queen did not disappoint. From the moment the lights dimmed, you could feel the anticipation build across the packed crowd, a mix of fans eagerly awaiting two very different but equally bold acts.

Scene Queen

Scene Queen took the stage first, setting an unapologetically fierce and energetic tone for the night. Known for her campy, rebellious style and infectious stage presence, she came out swinging, connecting with fans who were ready to scream, chant, and throw down. Her set blended hard-hitting lyrics with catchy beats, and her commitment to bringing something fresh to heavy music was evident. The crowd seemed on board, moving and singing along with her. By the time she wrapped up with “Barbie & Ken,” it was clear she’d left her mark on Orlando.

Babymetal

Then, Babymetal emerged with their unique blend of JPop and heavy metal, bringing their high-energy choreography, fierce vocals, and precision to the stage. The contrast between their polished, choreographed routines and the heavy riffs from their live band created an atmosphere that was equal parts concert and spectacle. BabyMetal’s fans were in their element, moshing one minute and doing synchronized chants the next. Songs like “Pa Pa Ya!!” and “Ratatata” had the crowd at peak energy, with everyone fully invested in the blend of heavy soundscapes and pop melodies.

Babymetal and Scene Queen together offered a concert that was daring, dynamic, and just plain fun. Fans left the venue buzzing, talking about the synergy of this unexpected lineup and how both acts brought something exciting and new to the stage. Opening night in Orlando set the bar high for the rest of the tour.

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