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Dua Lipa on Tour
One listen to Dua Lipa's rich voice sitting atop all of that bright pop and body-moving beatwork and you already know: this English singer and songwriter is brimming with earned confidence. She's dominated stages everywhere from the esteemed Glastonbury Festival to Singapore's Formula One Grand Prix. Lipa's early days found her holding her own — typically strutting in front of a band and dancers — opening for stadium-worthy acts like Bruno Mars and Coldplay. But she also thrills enrapt audiences headlining her own arena runs, such as her 2020 Future Nostalgia Tour celebrating her disco-kissed but thoroughly modern album of the same name. Lipa's catalog comes to vivid life onstage as she performs a thrilling mix of A-list collaborations with her era's biggest DJs — Diplo, Mark Ronson, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix — and original songs that combine highly emotive verses, super catchy hooks and a modern yet timeless production that may set trends for years to come.
Dua Lipa in Concert
Dua Lipa was born in England to a father who was a lead singer in a Kosovar rock band and a mother who worked in tourism. Fittingly enough, while the family moved around a bit, music and performance were constants — she took classes at the Sylvia Young Theatre School as a child, and turned to YouTube as an outlet when the Lipas relocated to Kosovo, sharing covers of her favorite songs by P!nk, Nelly Furtado, Christina Aguilera and even Chance the Rapper. At 15, she felt destiny calling and got a flat with a friend in London, returning to Sylvia Young while (soon) picking up modeling and hostessing gigs in an effort to fund her growing studio habit and network with people in music. Lipa's faith paid dividends when she inked a deal with Warner Records in 2015 — the label was in need of a major female pop star and her demos showed that promise. Over the next couple of years and several singles, Lipa set records on UK and Euro charts until she crossed the pond with "New Rules," a deliciously clever and empowering song about hooking up. Her 2017 self-titled debut included that radio-conquering dance banger alongside romantically powered pop, hip-hop inflected grooves and one lovely ballad ("Homesick") featuring an uncredited appearance by Coldplay's Chris Martin. A series of one-off collaborations paved the way for her disco and "dancercise"-inspired sophomore 2020 album, Future Nostalgia, led by another international chart-topper, "Don't Start Now."
Sang her heart out, danced around the stage with so much energy, and engaged with the audience WITH STREP THROAT!! I can't even get out of bed with strep throat! Love her so much, she's so fun and I had a great view on Balcony 1!!
Just wow!! She was captivating during the whole show. So much energy. He’s was amazing.
Seeing Dua Lipa live was something I've wanted to do for a very long time and after missing her over the summer when she was in NY performing I knew I couldn't miss this concert! Exactly how I expected her live performance to be and how she captivates the audience is exactly what occurred and more! Her performance was beyond what I could have ever imagined. She's AMAZING! I've been telling all my friends about her because this is a woman who deserves more than just a couple songs with features on the radio in the US! I also love that she saved New Rules to the end so it gave others who may only know that song of hers the ability to hear her other ones. The crowd was right there with her dancing and bopping and singing along to every song and she really engaged the crowd in between the songs and made us feel like we were all there together and that she really appreciated us...unlike the lackluster experience I had with a certain famous boy-bander known for his long locks who I saw last month ... but that's another story. Overall 10/10 experience and anyone who can get tickets should go see her! she's AMAZING!!! Can't wait until the next time she's in NYC!!!
One of the most fun concerts I’ve been to! It was perfect
Dua Lipa was amazing-- I really like her songs but didn't expect her to be super great live necessarily. She blew it out of the water, she's an amazing performer and her voice is CRAZY good live.
Dua Lipa was an absolute gem up there! Amazing vocals, very interactive with the crowd/fans. Can't wait until she's in Cali again!
Awesome show, she has a great stage presence and gives an overall awesome show
Amazing venue. Nice decor! The music was amazing. Her voice was incredible! Love it overall!
Dua Lipa is a star on the rise and I wanted to be there to witness this young, talented singer. She was flawless and energetic. Can't wait to see where her talent takes her
There's no words to describe her performance and that amazing voice Dua Lipa has.
Best concert ive been to in a while the crowd was amazing
Dua was insane, honestly. Her voice is so rich, especially live. I will definitely see her again.
SHE WAS LIT SHE WAS THRIVING I WANNA REDO THIS DAY
Incredible performance by such a talented group of musicians.
I've seen Dua twice now and she is an absolutely incredible performer. Really knows how to captivate an audience and make the entire experience so much more fun.
It was a privilege to see this incredibly talented young woman in this venue. The energy and Stage presence for someone so young was a sight to see. It was refreshing. Not choreographed. I guarantee we will be talking about Dua LIPA 10 20 30 years from now like when I saw the police at a small club on Long Island and the time I saw the Stray Cats in a biker bar before they had a record deal. She will soon be on everyone's lips
She was absolutely amazing and great performance. I would definitely go again!
Such a good performer! Literally did not miss a note and she was just fun! Glad I got to see her in a small venue before she makes it big in the US.
Dua lipa is a future house hold name. She is a great performer with a great voice. Was grateful to see her at Irving Plaza as she will only be playing bigger venues once her album finally comes out.
To be honest, I've been really tired lately because of life, so I originally didn't even feel like going. I went anyway though, and I'm so happy I did. It was so fun, and Dua's voice is incredible to hear live. Plus, I was lucky enough to meet her after the show, and while I was an awkward weirdo, she was really nice. I'd definitely go see her again.
