K.Flay Proves Change Doesn’t Mean Losing Yourself
- Leo Janto
- Mar 20
- 2 min read
K.Flay’s set was easily one of the most intense, high-energy performances I’ve ever seen. She was literally throwing herself around the stage the entire night, never standing still for more than a second. The crowd was right there with her — jumping, moshing, and screaming every word. It was loud, chaotic, and honestly, just pure catharsis.
Her visuals were insane, adding to the energy of the whole set, but the real focus was on her performance. She was pacing, thrashing, and launching herself across the stage with relentless energy. The crowd fed off it, giving just as much back. It felt raw, like she was letting everything out through the music.
But this tour wasn’t just about putting on a wild show — it was personal. Making Friends with the Silence is named after the journey K.Flay’s been forced to take since losing hearing in one ear. Loud sounds don’t hit the same anymore. They make her ears buzz and ring, so she had to rethink how she experiences music. Instead of letting that stop her, she re-recorded some of her songs in a softer way. Not just because she had to, but because it helped her process everything — the grief, the frustration, and the change. This tour is about making peace with the change that might scare us.
She ended the night with “Perfectly Alone,” and it felt like the perfect way to wrap up everything she’d been saying. After all that energy and chaos, it was a stripped-down, emotional moment that let everything sink in.
This show was honestly one of my favorites I’ve ever been to. It was sweaty, loud, emotional, and so, so real. K.Flay gave everything she had, and the crowd gave it right back. Check out the gallery below for more photos, and check out K.Flay's remaining dates here!
All photos by Leo Janto for Zany Waves
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