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Myles Smith Rocks Montreal: SOLD OUT Night 1 at MTELUS
Montreal was treated to an unforgettable night as Myles Smith took to the stage for the first of two sold-out shows at MTELUS. The 26-year-old British-Jamaican artist, known for blending country and pop influences, delivered a powerful performance, despite battling food poisoning. But that didn’t stop Smith from connecting with the audience and putting on a show that left everyone in awe.
The Tors
Opening the night was The Tors, a brother trio from England, who set the tone with their laid-back set. The band, consisting of two guitarists and a banjo player, charmed the crowd with their dry humor. They joked about spending all their tour money on a giant QR code for the stage and proudly shared their experiences sampling Montreal’s famous croissants and poutine.
Myles Smith
As the night turned to Myles Smith, the atmosphere shifted to one of raw emotion and energy. Rocking a Montreal Canadiens jersey, Smith was visibly ill but didn’t let that affect his performance. His passion for music and his connection with the crowd were palpable. At one point, he noticed a fan’s drawing of him, which led to a deeply touching interaction that highlighted how much he appreciated the gesture.
Smith’s setlist was a mix of new hits and fan favorites, including “Solo,” “Stargazing,” and “Blink Twice,” a collaboration with country artist Shaboozey. His band also shone brightly, playing tight, flawless arrangements that brought his songs to life.
Despite his illness, Myles Smith delivered a truly magical performance, proving his talent and dedication to his craft. The night was a reminder of how powerful live music can be when an artist is truly in tune with their audience. It’s clear that Myles Smith is an artist to watch, and Montreal will be eagerly anticipating the next time he takes the stage.
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