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Credit: Debi Del Grande\/Hollywood Forever<\/p>\nLoveland invites listeners into Waterhouse\u2019s fantastic vision of love and self-discovery<\/p>\n
Suki Waterhouse is the artist who just gets you.<\/p>\n
Standing on a stage set on the lawn at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the indie-pop artist was steadfastly relatable, dressed in satin lingerie, sunglasses and a feathered robe, dancing around a stage seemingly designed to resemble a blush-pink canopy bed in a young girl\u2019s room.<\/p>\n
Waterhouse kicked off her Loveland tour Thursday with her opening song, \u201cSupersad,\u201d flawlessly setting the tone for the night. Singing, \u201cI look so much better, when I don\u2019t care,\u201d Waterhouse danced as if she were alone in her bedroom, shaking off all the angst that comes with entering the land of love. The performance was both sensual and moody, with an element of childlike fun throughout.<\/p>\n
Credit: Debi Del Grande\/Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n
Released July 10, Waterhouse\u2019s new album, Loveland, consists of 14 tracks co-written with collaborators including Amy Allen, Aaron Dessner, Joel Little, Dan Wilson, Jules Apollinaire and Natalie Findlay. A bonus track, \u201c18,\u201d was released digitally on July 14.<\/p>\n
The aptly named album transports listeners into the dreamy world of romance, which Waterhouse portrays as both a place and a feeling. Reminiscent of a modern Stevie Nicks, the tracks remain upbeat while maintaining a soft, groovy sound. Each tune elicits an involuntary sway, particularly \u201cJukebox,\u201d which features a standout piano riff as Waterhouse sings of a late-night flirtation.<\/p>\n
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Waterhouse described Loveland as an album that reflected both a personal and private revolution.<\/p>\n
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\u201cI felt like I\u2019ve been through such a seismic change. \u2026 The record, it\u2019s always sort of somewhat of a surprise to me, the shape that it takes,\u201d Waterhouse said. \u201cI think Loveland is this place that I\u2019ve arrived in within myself.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Credit: Debi Del Grande\/Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n
Fans, armed with blankets and picnic baskets, flooded the lawn, staking out the perfect spot to see Waterhouse. Hollywood Forever, one of Los Angeles\u2019 oldest cemeteries, has hosted concerts for nearly two decades, including performances by Billy Idol, Lana Del Rey and Olivia Rodrigo.<\/p>\n
The audience was split between bohemian casual looks and soft-grunge fits, best described by the abundance of brown suede and black leather knee-high boots scattered across the cemetery lawn.<\/p>\n
Based on the wide range of ages in the crowd, Waterhouse is a musician whose lyrics resonate across generations.<\/p>\n
Nevaeh Anderson attended the concert with her mom, Jessica Alvarez, who said she was most looking forward to watching her daughter\u2019s face light up when Waterhouse performed her favorite song. Anderson, 16, said she is drawn to Waterhouse not only for her lyrics but also for her overall \u201caesthetic and vibe.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cI like the way she dresses,\u201d Anderson said. \u201cSometimes she looks like a fairy, especially with her old outfits and everything.\u201d<\/p>\n
Longtime fans Izabella Smith and Karina Antonino came to the show dressed to impress Waterhouse. Smith donned bright green heels that Waterhouse had signed at the last show Smith attended. Antonino found her own matching pair, which inspired the duo\u2019s looks for the night. They also came prepared with roses for Waterhouse, picked up in the Fashion District while thrifting for their outfits.<\/p>\n
\u201c\u2018Teardrops\u2019 is one of my favorites,\u201d Smith said of the new album. \u201cShe makes really cohesive, thoughtful songs. Loveland kind of expands more on her love life, and it\u2019s more personal.\u201d<\/p>\n
The theme of the night seemed to be empowerment. Through love, heartbreak and growth, Waterhouse had the crowd dancing through it all, hands perpetually in the air.<\/p>\n
\u201cI want you to seize the moment right now. Kiss the guy. Ask for whatever you want,\u201d Waterhouse told the crowd midway through her performance.<\/p>\n
As the set came to an end, it was evident Waterhouse was grateful for the Los Angeles crowd. Struggling to find the words, she addressed the audience as a \u201csea full of new friends,\u201d saying she was overwhelmed with gratitude. During an encore performance, she invited singer, songwriter and record producer Beck onto the stage, calling him a \u201cmassive inspiration.\u201d She addressed him as her neighbor, and chuckled as she labeled them both as \u201cthe resident weirdos.\u201d<\/p>\n
Hand in hand, Beck and Waterhouse harmonized to Loveland\u2019s \u201cWeirdo.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Credit: Debi Del Grande\/Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n
Waterhouse\u2019s show is one to bring your besties to \u2014 bring the family, too \u2014 but only bring your man if he knows how to have a good time.<\/p>\n