Gallery: Taylor Acorn kicks off Fall Tour at Brighton Music Hall

Live Nation Presents: Taylor Acorn November 4th in Boston, Massachusetts

Words and Photos by: Jacklyn Lipscomb | @photobyjacklyn

Indie pop-rock singer Taylor Acorn delivered a fiery kickoff to her fall U.S. tour on Tuesday night as she took the stage at a packed Brighton Music Hall in Boston. Energized from the moment she walked out, Acorn wasted no time launching into a set that felt perfectly crafted for the fans who have championed her rise—full of impressive vocals, heartfelt lyricism, and the kind of intimate crowd connection that has become her signature.

From the first chorus of “Poster Child,” the room was locked in, with Acorn working every corner of the stage and feeding off the audience’s nonstop smiles and cheers. Her setlist was stacked with fan favorites like “People Pleaser,” “Burning House,” “Shapeshifting,” and "Psycho" that showcased both her pop-punk bite and her more vulnerable side. The energy only climbed as she tore into “Goodbye, Good Riddance,” during which she grabbed a fan’s phone to film a fun, joy-filled moment from the stage.

Throughout the entire performance, Acorn’s rapport with the audience never wavered. Between songs she shared personal stories and took time to continuously acknowledge the long-time listeners who helped fill the room to capacity. The night flowed effortlessly from high-octane anthems to intimate singalongs, each transition amplifying the sense that this opening show was something special. By the time she closed out the encore, the venue felt electric—fans shouting every lyric back at her as if they’d waited all year for this exact night. With more dates ahead across the U.S. this fall, Taylor Acorn proved in Boston that her live show is equal parts catharsis, community, and unfiltered adrenaline—a must-see for old fans, new fans, and anyone craving a concert experience that hits straight to the heart.

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