5 Seconds of Summer in Montréal
5 Seconds of Summer in Montréal Brings Energy, Humour, and Hit Songs to Centre Bell
Fans packed Centre Bell for an unforgettable night as 5 Seconds of Summer in Montréal delivered a high-energy performance filled with hit songs, crowd interaction, and plenty of memorable moments.
Joining them on the road was American pop-rock band The Band CAMINO, who helped set the tone for an exciting evening.
The Band CAMINO Opens the Night
Tennessee-based pop-rock band The Band CAMINO took the stage first and immediately won over the Montréal crowd. Having previously performed in the city at Beanfield Theatre, this tour with 5 Seconds of Summer marks the biggest and farthest-reaching tour the band has ever been a part of.
Throughout their set, the group maintained a positive attitude and showcased impressive musicianship. The members repeatedly expressed their appreciation to fans who arrived early to support the opening act, creating a welcoming atmosphere inside Centre Bell. The Band CAMINO also highlighted their recently released album, NeverAlways (Vol. 2), giving concertgoers a taste of their latest music while continuing to build their growing fanbase.
5 Seconds of Summer Turns Centre Bell Into a Party
Australian pop-punk group 5 Seconds of Summer made a dramatic entrance with a unique stage setup featuring a limousine on stage, which served as the home for the drum kit. The visual production was matched by the band’s energy, with star-shaped confetti being launched during the opening moments of the show and floating over the audience.
The band opened with one of their biggest hits, “NOT OK,” immediately sending the packed arena into a frenzy. Throughout the night, they mixed newer material with fan favourites, including “She’s Kinda Hot,” which had the crowd singing along to every word.
One of the most entertaining aspects of the performance was the band’s interaction with fans. They attempted to speak French throughout the night, joking with the audience before quickly running out of words. The group also shared photos from their day in Montréal, showing their efforts to learn French Canadian phrases, eat poutine, and explore Montréal’s Underground City.
More than just a concert, 5 Seconds of Summer created a complete entertainment experience through jokes, storytelling, and audience engagement between songs. Combined with outstanding musicianship and nonstop energy, the performance kept fans engaged from beginning to end.
Closing
With Montréal serving as roughly the halfway point of their world tour, which concludes in Perth, Australia, this stop at Centre Bell proved to be one of the tour’s most memorable nights. Judging by the reaction of the packed crowd, fans loved every minute of 5 Seconds of Summer in Montréal.
