The Pretty Little Poison Tour Rocks Milwaukee with Warren Zeiders
The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee, WI was packed to the brim on Saturday night as Warren Zeiders headlined the sold-out Pretty Little Poison tour. Bryan Martin opened the show, but it was Zeiders' captivating performance that truly rocked the venue. Despite having to stop the show twice, Zeiders and his band delivered an electrifying, rock-influenced set that will be remembered for a long time. Read on for our full Warren Zeiders concert review!
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The Pretty Little Poison tour in Milwaukee was no different than other stops this tour when it came to venue capacity. The show sold out just minutes before kicking off with the last few tickets being snatched up right after the doors opened. This marks another sold-out show on the tour and further solidified Warren Zeiders as one of the most sought-after musicians of the year. With the tour wrapping up at the end of April in California, it's no surprise that Milwaukee fans were eager to get their hands on tickets for this once-in-a-lifetime show.
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Bryan Martin kicked off the night, his set was filled with upbeat tunes and emotion-filled ballads that created a great atmosphere. His popular song "Beauty In The Struggle" went viral on TikTok in 2022, and it sounded even better live. Hailing from Louisiana, Martin is a singer/songwriter who brings a unique southern charm to his performances. He has a knack for captivating an audience, and he certainly did not disappoint at this show. Martin opened the show with enthusiasm and energy that made it impossible for the crowd not to be engaged with his performance, closing out his set he brought the crowd to life with his current single "We Ride" which had everyone singing along.
As soon as Warren Zeiders took the stage, the energy of the crowd changed. He opened with “Up To No Good" and it was electric. His rock-influenced performance kept the crowd entertained for the entire set. His performance was captivating, and the audience couldn't get enough. It seemed that no matter what Zeiders did, the crowd was in the palm of his hand. Fans of Warren Zeiders were not disappointed He delivered a memorable performance, showcasing his musical range from rock to country and back again. His set included some of his most popular hits, such as "Dark Night", "Never Look Back" & "Burn It Down". He then showcased two new singles from his upcoming album, "Pretty Little Poison" and "West Texas Weather". He even took it back to 2020 and before his viral moment with an acoustic version of Koe Wetzel's "Drunk Driving" with just him and a guitar. He closed out the set with the hard-hitting "Heavy Pour". With each song, the crowd went wild and sang along as Zeiders gave them an unforgettable performance. There is no doubt that this tour has been a huge success for him, and that Warren Zeiders has cemented himself as one of the leading country music acts of today.
The Pretty Little Poison Tour featuring Warren Zeiders was an unforgettable experience for all who attended. During the show, however, Zeiders had to stop the concert twice due to disruptive activity in the crowd. The first time the show was stopped was just a few songs in. Warren noticed something in the crowd and walked to the edge of the stage to see what he could do to help. Quickly, security and EMS jumped into the crowd to assist.
Then during his encore, what looked to be a fight broke out and Warren was fast to stop the music and call the guy out. Security quickly booted him from the venue, ensuring that everyone could enjoy the rest of the show in peace. It is this kind of dedication and care that makes Warren Zeiders such a great performer. He puts on an amazing show and is willing to do whatever it takes to keep his fans safe. It's no wonder why this tour is selling out all over!
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During the entire show, there was great energy in the room. From Bryan Martin’s opening act to Warren’s closing number, every song felt special. The band was also top-notch, and every musician was outstanding in their respective roles throughout the evening. They had great chemistry on stage and knew exactly how to bring out the best in every song they performed. When he finally said his goodbyes, the crowd roared and was chanting for more. It was a magical night for everyone involved and a show that will not soon be forgotten.
