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Bully Performs Intimate Solo Performance at Consequence and Lagunitas’ Free Concert: Photos + Recap

Rising California rockers wilt and Misfire SD joined in on the fun too, performing their own sick sets. Bully Performs Intimate Solo Performance at Consequence and Lagunitas’ Free Concert: Photos + Recap Jonah Krueger

Bully Performs Intimate Solo Performance at Consequence and Lagunitas’ Free Concert: Photos + Recap

The July edition of Live at Lagunitas' summer concert series featured a special performance by Bully, wilt, and Misfire SD. Misfire SD opened the night with their energetic shoegaze anthems, while wilt provided a grungy performance of their take on t.A.T.u's "All the Things She Said." However, the headliner of the night was Bully, who initially performed a full-band set but switched to a rare solo performance due to a band member's medical emergency.

This marked her first solo performance since 2023 and the longest solo set she's ever played. Over the course of 60 minutes, Bully captivated the audience with fan-favorites like "All I Do," "Lose You," and "Atom Bomb," as well as new tracks from her upcoming album. Her set included a mix of guitar and piano, showcasing her versatility and ability to connect with the crowd.

As the night concluded, Bully performed Mazzy Star's classic "Fade into You," leaving the audience with a powerful and memorable experience. Not only was the show a success musically, but all net VIPA ticket proceeds and one dollar from every PILS beer sold supported the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a cause near and dear to Bully's heart. The event was a testament to the power of music and community in bringing people together.

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