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🎤 Remi Wolf in Montreal: A Night of Funky Fire and Unfiltered Joy
When Remi Wolf hits your city, you don’t just go to a concert — you sign up for a technicolor experience. Remi Wolf in Montreal was exactly that: a rollercoaster of vibrant energy, genre-blending brilliance, and crowd-surfing emotion. Held in a packed venue full of fans ready to scream every lyric, the night offered more than music. It delivered moments. And it all began with a jazz-infused surprise that set the tone just right.
A Jazzy Start with Dana & Alden
Before Remi took the stage, the evening kicked off with an unexpected but totally welcome vibe. Brooklyn-based jazz outfit Dana & Alden brought a six-piece ensemble, complete with two saxophones, tight grooves, and serious chill energy. The drummer, doubling as the lead vocalist, guided the crowd through a smooth and soulful set, occasionally passing the mic to other members. It felt like stepping into a hidden lounge on a rainy night — the kind of opening act that makes you stop and pay attention.
Smoke, Lights, and Pure Chaos: Remi Enters the Scene
Then, the energy took a sharp turn. Through a cloud of smoke and from the top of a glowing platform, Remi Wolf made her entrance like a funky pop phoenix. Wearing a burst of colors and energy, the California-born singer didn’t just walk onto the stage — she exploded onto it. Remi danced, kicked, grooved, and vibed with her band, fully embodying the electric joy her music is known for. Her vocals? Flawless. Whether belting out high notes or sliding into smooth R&B tones, her range was wild.
The fact that she was once on American Idol back in high school (making it to Hollywood Week) only adds to the charm. But tonight, Remi Wolf in Montreal proved she doesn’t need a reality show stage — she owns the real ones now.
A Setlist That Kept Fans on Their Toes
The crowd knew every lyric and wasn’t afraid to shout it. From the dreamy Cherries & Cream to the raw honesty of Pitiful, Remi’s setlist took fans on an emotional and rhythmic ride.
Setlist Highlights:
Cinderella had the audience bouncing.
Michael hit with emotional weight.
Sexy Villain was magnetic, sultry, and electric.
Toro brought out the quirky energy only Remi can pull off.
Photo ID (the encore) turned the room into a sing-along explosion.
Every song brought a fresh burst of personality. The band was locked in, and Remi’s interactions with them – from sharing grins to hyping up solos – made it all feel like a jam session between best friends.
A Crowd That Gave It Right Back
Montreal came ready. The energy didn’t dip once. Fans danced, shouted, and fed Remi the same chaotic joy she dished out on stage. It wasn’t just a concert – it felt like a gathering of a weird, wonderful family, all vibing to the same rhythm.
From the humor in Dr. Cunt Wolf to the dreamy haze of Alone in Miami, there was a perfect mix of wild and wistful.
Remi Leaves Montreal Wanting More
As Photo ID wrapped things up and confetti hearts of energy floated in the air, it was clear – Remi Wolf in Montreal wasn’t just another tour stop. It was a full-bodied experience, one that blurred the line between performance and party.
She left it all on stage – vocals, sweat, and that unmistakable charisma. And the crowd? They left buzzing, maybe even a little in love.
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