Greyson Chance
The Vanguard // Tulsa, OK // March 9th, 2019
Photos and review by Jennifer Lynn Owens
Greyson Chance gave everything to fans on his “Portraits” tour. With a packed house and engaging crowd, fans got lost in the moment during Chance’s 100-minute set. Throwing lighters in the air and yelling out cat calls at the young singer, there was no doubt Chance had a successful show in his origin state of Oklahoma.
The singer’s lighthearted love songs kept the crowd engaged with girls screaming and singing along. Chance started the show with upbeat songs from his recent album release and then transitioned into slow but dramatic piano ballads. The bass was so loud the entire venue was shaking. Everyone in the venue held up their phones taking videos of Greyson Chance.
Mid-show, Chance took off his jacket to show off his Tulsa, Oklahoma t-shirt. Once he played his “Black on Black” song, Chance took off his shirt to show his bare skin as the crowd screamed while he changed into a black t-shirt. Fans had their hands up as the singer showed off his talent for high notes. The crowd chanted “Greyson” after his encore clapping along with hopes for the singer to play one last song.
