Glaive | Atlanta, GA

On August 4th, Glaive, Origami Angel, and Polo Perks stopped by Terminal West in Atlanta, GA for the I Care So Much That I Don’t Care At All Tour. The tour was in celebration of Glaive’s new album which released July 14th. Polo Perks started the night off at around 8:00 PM, filling the venue with his sophisticated beats. At one point, Polo brought up rapper feardorian, who was all for joining in on the killer beats and major fun. Polo made sure to point out those who knew his lyrics and were getting the crowd going, thanking everyone for their time. Origami Angel made an appearance on stage around 8:45 PM, starting strong with “The Brightest Days”. The DC pop-punk band had everyone in the venue jumping for every song, keeping the energy alive onstage while delivering masterful riffs. The set had everyone feeling good, especially during hits “Doctor Whomst”, “Title Track”, and “Self-Destruct”. As a chair and lamp was set on stage, track “oh are you bipolar one or two?” began and the crowd went wild. Though the show started like one was watching a play, it soon erupted into something far greater. Glaive’s energy and enthusiasm during the entire night was phenomenal. As he jumped, so would the crowd, matching his energy with their own. Fan favorites of the night included “the car”, “the prom”, and “17250” - all coming from his new album. As the show ended, the crowd just got wilder, knowing that this was one of the best shows they’d ever been apart of.

Kate Kastelic

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, I have always had a passion for live music photography. Since moving to Atlanta after high school to pursue college softball, it opened up a door into the live underground music scene. Since then, I have worked with a number of underground bands and have had opportunities to shoot festivals and bigger artists. I look forward to working with the amazing team that CHARMMusic Magazine has to offer, and can’t wait to share what I see through my lens.

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