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Sabrina Claudio on Tour
Sabrina Claudio is an impossibly captivating force on an album — her lightly experimental and deeply affecting R&B is an intoxicating swirl of emotional connection, vocal seduction and all-around intimacy. Naturally, all of those qualities are intensified in a live setting, where the Miami-born singer and songwriter surrounds herself with a small band capable of creating a powerful groove. Claudio's music has occasionally been called "nü-quiet storm," referencing the moody but cool, enveloping atmosphere of her music, which plays like a mix of Sade's mellow, Maxwell's neo-soul sincerity and FKA twigs' avant tendencies swirled up with small doses of bossa nova, trip-hop, jazz and modern pop production. But Claudio herself is the primary source of slow-burning magic — when the show strips down to just voice and guitar, the minimalism only enhances her ability to hold audiences rapt. It's no wonder she sparkles as a guest on songs by EDM producers (Chainsmokers, Kaskade) and rappers alike (A$AP Rocky, Wale), not to mention alongside seasoned smooth-talker ZAYN, formerly of One Direction, who appears on Claudio's 2019 album, Truth Is. While A-list collaborations speak to Claudio's immense talent, her artistry talks loudest, even (especially) during her hushed performances.
Sabrina Claudio History
Sabrina Claudio grew up in Fort Lauderdale, the daughter of a Cuban mother and Puerto Rican father. Early immersion in local Latin-influenced dance music eventually transformed into an obsession with the R&B her folks listened to — artists like Mariah Carey and Destiny's Child — while her initial interest in dancing and modeling evolved into the desire to become a fully fledged music artist herself. She first took to YouTube, sharing covers of songs by Amy Winehouse, Beyoncé and Rihanna. She also made the move to Los Angeles to be closer to the music business and, in 2016, began self-releasing her aching, '90s-inspired R&B songs on SoundCloud. Claudio smartly parlayed her rising fame — millions of plays racked up over mere months — into 2017's independent Confidently Lost EP, a gorgeous set of sultry ballads that not only positioned her as the next most exciting voice in R&B, but also scored her a deal with Atlantic. Her About Time mixtape, released before the end of the year, proved that she could transfix listeners across an album's worth of rich, inventive, modern soul. It also paved the way to a spot on the Fifty Shades Freed soundtrack, and 2018's especially intimate No Rain, No Flowers LP. In late 2019, Claudio returned with Truth Is, an album that found her stepping up her pop chops by working with hitmakers like Julia Michaels and Sir Nolan, while at the same time deepening and darkening her groove-heavy sound and heartrending lyrics.
Previously, Sabrina Claudio has sold out venues to capacity, like Tabernacle (Atlanta) and the House of Blues.
i went to the concert with my boyfriend & it was our first concert and being Sabrina Claudio it was amazing and her voice was truly mesmerizing, photo prompt was great, and her merchandise was amazing ! overall it was an amazing night. i love her more than i did now being able to witness her voice in person!
First time seeing her live. I was hoping she sounded like her records and her wasn’t disappointed. Her voice is amazing.
She is truly Amazing! I have seen her a couple of times now and I am left speechless every time. Beautiful woman!
Gallant was an amazing opener to an overall amazing night of talent. Both him and Sabrina Claudio were great performers and well worth the price.
Sabrina is the bomb, great singer and fine at the same time!
There was nothing amazing about the performance. The songs are good songs and she simply performed them live. There was no heart to the performance, and her commentary didn't help to engage the audience more - she was just talking to talk (it felt) and with a "hood"/"yaaaasss" slang that sounded inauthentic. She did an encore, but it was a song she probably should've open the show with. I probably would have enjoy a listening session at my house more than what she was offering. Sad.
I really enjoyed both Arin and Sabrina’s performances. The new songs Sabrina debuted (especially The Problem with You) were so good. It got me excited for the album. I can’t wait to see what else Arin has in store for sure though.
Buy the ticket and go see her. This woman is incredible, and to have witnessed her perform, was truly an enchantment of the most exquisite in its kind. A beautiful execution of visuals, sound, and presence that vibrates throughout the venue. Ladies and gentlemen, treat yourselves to the aural pleasure that is Sabrina Claudio live.
The wait to see her is ridiculous. Her random opener goes on for an hour or so and then there’s yet another wait till she goes on. And she only plays for an hour. The wait is just unnecessary and ridiculous. She’s lucky she’s just amazing so she saves herself on this one.
Sabrina was everything I expected and more!!! Wow what an amazing experience!
Sabrina Claudio is always amazing. Checking in was a breeze and I had no trouble getting right to my seats. The stage was decorated beautifully and the show was spectacular. There was a few times a loud sound that sounded like a mix was dropped. Like a pop noise in the sound system which I’m sure it’s the sound control people and not the perform. Nonetheless, Sabrina just kept on going and never skipped a beat. Can’t t until she’s back in LA!
Great personality and presence. I was very glad we witnessed the first show of her tour. Despite technically difficulties, she maintained composure and professionalism. One of the best performances I’ve ever see.
I was really excited to see Sabrina Claudio because I had seen her first show in la three years ago when no one knew her. As always she has amazing vocals and can really interact with her audience, but I had to wait over 4 hours to see her. Everywhere said 7pm but Sabrina did not go on until after 930 and I understand she had her opening act but I did not expect to wait that long to see her. I was in line for over two hours, 7pm was the time the venue opened and then we had to wait in another line to be let in another area. Gallant opened her show and honestly I couldn’t enjoy his music because he wasn’t constantly screaming into the microphone while running around on the stage. And this continued on for 45 minutes. After his set is done we then wait another 45 minutes to see Sabrina and while watching her show one drunk girl in front of me starts vomiting. She’s so drunk and belligerent I tried to ignore her but it was impossible as she was right in front of me. I had to leave early because the parking lot closed at 11pm and I didn’t want to get my car towed. Sabrina’s vocals were amazing but everything else sucked.
She came out over an hour late. The venue was freezing cold, air conditioning was blasting. Felt like we were outside. Def a younger crowd, under 21. Many people were acting severally intocicated. Girls throwing up in the bathroom. Her performances were good but after every song she rambled talking, about 5 to 10 min of talking after everysong. Had nothing enlighting to say, she sounded imatured, uneducated and ignorant. Her rambling truly ruined it!
One of the best concerts I’ve ever been to!!! She was amazing. Her voice is so angelic and soothing for my soul! She is perfection. I think I shed a tear at one point lol that’s how good it was! Can’t wait to see her again !
I brought a friend who had never heard of Sabrina and she left a fan ! Sabrina is AMAZING. There is just something about her music that takes you to another place and makes you feel good. I would definitely recommend.
Standing room allows for intimacy with artist!!! Sabrina Claudio was stunning. She literally has the best voice, and she is sassy! I simply love her.
Sabrina’s concert was one of the best I’ve been to. Her vocals are flawless and she really connects with her audience. Definitely recommend you attend one of her shows.
