It was a busy kickoff to the Super Bowl Week concert offerings on Thursday night, with Benson Boone, Fallout Boy and Noah Kahan all making appearances in San Francisco.
Boone — who drew rave reviews from fans for his performance at the 2025 BottleRock Napa Valley festival in Napa — performed at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
The pop star, who also appeared at Salesforce’s most recent Dreamforce event in October, reportedly performed such songs as “Take Me Home,” “Young American Heart,” “Mr Electric Blue,” “Reminds Me of You,” “Cry” and “Beautiful Things” during his set.
Fall Out Boy Review by Patrick Cant
As part of the whole fancy Super Bowl Week, Fall Out Boy rocked the Regency Ballroom on Van Ness in San Francisco Thursday night.
Entertainment after dark on a school night is always fun, and the vibe was exciting. The intimate venue was packed at showtime and the crowd were ready to sing. From the opening bars of “Love From The Other Side” to the end of the show, with bassist Pete Wentz standing on the railing at the front of the crowd to sing the end of “Saturday,” they sang. With one voice, they roared.
That is always wonderful, to hear a crowd sing a band’s songs back to them, and it was especially appreciated in this instance as the vocals were a little lost in the churning maelstrom of rock coming from the stage.
Wentz, singer and rhythm guitarist Patrick Stump, lead guitarist Joe Trohman and drummer Andy Hurley tore the roof off the place, truly, with the help of the crowd’s lungs. With every opening chord or drum strike, the crowd would scream its approval. And the band loved it. They were clearly having a good time. Not a lot of banter, mostly just rock.
At one point, sitting at a piano onstage, Stump explained that he might not be able to sing the next song as he’d been a bit under the weather and almost before he even asked if they could help the crowd had his back.
Stump introduced one song as being “old enough to vote,” and I may have heard a few groans from the crowd mixed in with the laughter. Some fans had brought their kids, or maybe the kids had brought the parents, but either way there were more than a few gray hairs but also loads of Fall Out Boy shirts of all eras and no shortage of smiles.
I did see 5-6 fans try for most of the show to get a mosh pit going and I want to laud them. The rest of the crowd was not that into it, and they didn’t really seem to bother anyone else. They did make a heck of an effort however.
Ostensibly, the reason to be here was the Super Bowl. There was a wall of gold footballs in the lobby by the coat check, logos on the stage and the pre-show DJ stand, and a conspicuously logoed selfie wall, but that was about it. I did see a few sports logos on hats and jerseys but nothing from New England or Seattle, for the record.
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