Priscilla Block Brings The Things You Didn't See Tour to Rosemont

Priscilla Block brought an unforgettable energy to Rosemont, Illinois, during her stop at Joe's Live as part of The Things You Didn't See Tour. Fans gathered with excitement, ready to lose themselves in a night of raw emotion and powerful storytelling through music. The air was electric with anticipation, a shared eagerness that only grew as the crowd prepared for an artist known for her authenticity and ability to connect on a deeply personal level. The tour’s title promised a glimpse into the unseen moments behind the music, and it was clear from the start that the audience was in for something special. Surrounded by the warmth and vibrancy of the crowd, attendees couldn’t help but feel that this was more than a concert; it was a shared experience, a moment of community. From newcomers curious to hear her latest album to dedicated fans who knew every lyric by heart, the room buzzed with a mutual understanding that this night was going to be one to remember.

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Joe’s Live in Rosemont, IL, provides a setting that’s equal parts lively and inviting, making it a favorite for music lovers. With its reputation as a three-time ACM award-winning venue, it’s clear that attention to detail goes into every aspect of the experience here. The layout offers great views from just about anywhere, while the sound system ensures every note feels alive and impactful. The crowd at Joe’s Live brings a unique kind of energy; fans are passionate, engaged, and ready to embrace every moment. It’s the kind of place where strangers become friends over shared excitement for the music. The venue’s blend of cozy charm and professional polish creates an atmosphere that’s both intimate and electric, setting the perfect stage for memorable performances. Staff members are always welcoming and efficient, ensuring smooth entry and a hassle-free night. Whether it’s the hum of conversation before the show or the collective cheer when the lights dim, the energy inside Joe’s Live feels personal and heartfelt, making every concert feel like a one-of-a-kind event.

Payton Smith brought a burst of energy to the stage as the night began, immediately captivating the audience with his electrifying guitar skills and undeniable charm. Starting with "Girl Goin' Through It" from his latest album, The Bridge, Payton wasted no time showcasing his knack for blending heartfelt lyrics with dynamic, high-energy performances. His setlist featured standout tracks like "Mountain On Fire," "Missed The Boat," and "To The Moon And Back," each delivered with an intensity that drew the crowd in closer.

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A surprise cover of Justin Bieber's "Daisies" offered a refreshing twist, highlighting Payton’s versatility and ability to make any song his own. The highlight for many was his jaw-dropping guitar solo during "Put It Past Me," which left fans cheering in awe. Ending his set with the soulful "She Shouldn't Have," Payton demonstrated a deep connection to his music that resonated with everyone in the room. His performance left no doubt that he’s an artist destined for even bigger stages in the near future.

The moment Priscilla Block stepped onto the stage, the atmosphere shifted into something electric and deeply personal. She opened with "Things You Didn't See" and "Try," instantly creating an emotional connection with the crowd. The audience’s cheers grew louder as she seamlessly transitioned into fan-favorite "My Bar," her presence magnetic and undeniable. True to her word, Priscilla guided the audience through every song from her latest album, weaving heartfelt storytelling into tracks like "Bring Me Downtown" and "Stranger Things." Her ability to make each lyric feel intimate and raw was nothing short of captivating.

“I just put out a brand-new album. I’m not going to lie I was a little bit nervous about starting this tour right after the album came out, because I was like are people going to know these songs and If I was going to name the album “Things You Didn’t See” I wanted to make sure we played all the songs off the new record. I just wanted to say this is so special.”

The crowd's energy reached a new height during "Goodwill To Gucci," with voices joining hers in unison, creating a shared moment that felt uniquely special. Between songs, she connected with fans through personal anecdotes, her warmth and authenticity shining through. Her set was more than just a performance; it was a glimpse into her world, rich with emotion and honesty. Each song, every word, drew the audience in deeper, leaving no one untouched by her artistry. Priscilla Block kept the audience on their toes with moments that felt both personal and unexpected. Her performance of "He’s My Man" turned into an impromptu sing-along as fans belted out every word, creating a wave of energy that swept through the room. One fan even held a sign high in the air showcasing her love for the new song.

“I released my very first love song. For me that was kind of a crazy thing. I look out here and I see so many guys in the crowd, and I feel like there is so many songs for the girls, but this song is for the guys. It’s for the guy that makes you feel scene, makes you feel confident, that makes you feel like you are the only girl in the room. If you got that guy you better hold him close”  

Midway through the set, she offered a playful nod to her earlier work with a snippet of "Thick Thighs," a fan favorite that had the crowd buzzing. Her medley of pop hits by Shania Twain, Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter, and Gracie Abrams added a refreshing twist, showing off her ability to effortlessly blend genres while staying true to her country roots. When she sat on the stage’s riser stairs for "Couldn't Care Less," it felt as though she was singing directly to each person in the room, adding a touch of vulnerability to the night. The duet with Payton Smith on "You, Me, & Whiskey" brought a heartfelt dynamic to the performance, giving fans a chance to see their chemistry unfold live. Each twist and turn in the setlist felt purposeful, leaving the audience captivated.

The energy in the room reached its peak as Priscilla Block returned for an encore, delivering a performance that felt both powerful and deeply personal. Starting with "Off The Deep End," she captivated the crowd once again, each note carrying the raw emotion that defines her music. The connection between Priscilla and the audience was undeniable, as fans hung onto every lyric during "Time Ain’t A Two Lane," a song that resonated with a sense of nostalgia and authenticity. Closing the night with "Good On You," Priscilla left it all on the stage, her voice filled with passion and gratitude. The final moments were a blend of cheers, applause, and lingering emotions, as fans stood in appreciation of an artist who gave them more than just a performance; she gave them a piece of herself. Walking out of Joe’s Live, it was clear that the evening was more than a concert; it was a shared journey that would stay with everyone long after.

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Priscilla Block Set-List:

Things You Didn’t See

Try

My Bar

Bring Me Downtown

Stranger Things

Goodwill To Gucci

Thick Thighs (Snippet)

He’s My Man

Medley (You’re Still The One [Shania Twain Cover], Birds Of A Feather [Billie Elish Cover], Please Please Please [Sabrina Carpenter Cover], That’s So True [Gracie Abrams Cover])

Couldn’t Care Less

Elijah

2-3-4

You, Me, And Whiskey W/ Payton Smith

You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)

Phones And Radios

Just About Over You

Yard Sale

Sold (John Michael Montgomery Cover)

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Off The Deep End

Time Ain’t A Two Lane

Good On You