Snow Strippers in Montreal was the clear headline of the night, as a packed venue gathered for an evening that steadily built from intimate indie pop to full-scale electronic chaos. With Anna Luna opening, EERA setting the tone, and Snow Strippers closing, the crowd was taken on a perfectly paced journey of sound and atmosphere.
Anna Luna, the indie pop artist from Kalamazoo, Michigan, kicked off the night by warming up the crowd with a dark and intimate set. From the very beginning, it was clear that the front crowd was no stranger to her, as fans screamed in excitement throughout her performance.
Backed by DJ EERA on music, Anna Luna created a close, emotional atmosphere that immediately pulled the audience in. Between songs, she continually showed her love to the crowd by holding up a heart shape with her fingers, reinforcing the strong connection she shared with the fans in the room.
Following Anna Luna, EERA took the stage for a solo DJ set that shifted the energy toward the dance floor. Delivering electronic vibes paired with great lighting, EERA filled the stage with sound for a solid hour-long set.
As the set progressed, the crowd’s energy continued to rise, and by the end, the room was fully in party mode. The atmosphere felt primed and ready for the heavy hitters still to come.
The night reached its peak with Snow Strippers, the Detroit-based electronic duo. From start to finish, their set delivered heavy throwdown beats, nonstop dancing, and an overall electric vibe. The crowd screamed and chanted along with singer Tatiana Schwaninger while DJ Graham Perez controlled the decks.
Snow Strippers have clearly made it big in the scene, even landing collaborations with major artists like Lil Uzi Vert.
With 26 dates still left on their North American tour, there is plenty of time for fans to catch this fantastic show. Snow Strippers in Montreal proved exactly why demand for this duo keeps growing.
