Brett Eldredge illuminated The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor on November 30th, with some Christmas hits and some stories from his past. Now if you have ever attended a Brett Eldredge show in the past, you’d know that his goofy stage presence, and, interaction is one of the many things he is known for. His Glow Tour was no different.
Opening the night with “Let It Snow”, Eldredge’s energy and the orchestra behind him filled the Colosseum with holiday spirit. Recalling on his own past, by sharing Christmas memories, Eldredge transitioned into each song in a smooth and effortless manner.
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Brett Eldredge had lit up the Colosseum, his range, and powerful vocals captivated the audience with every note. He had also received numerous standing ovations for his performances. Eldredge shared stories from his childhood, growing up in Paris, IL, and stories of going home for Christmas now.
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The night carried on with songs such as Silver Bells, White Christmas, & Winter Wonderland. Eldredge also sang his own Original Christmas song “Glow” which, was released on his first Christmas Album of the same name in 2016. Eldredge closed off his main set with “Oh Holy Night”, which blew away the attendees with his high notes and control. Following, he sang upbeat Christmas song “Holly Jolly Christmas”.
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Eldredge soon returned to the stage to sing his own rendition of a classic Elvis Christmas song, “Blue Christmas”. Following that to close off the night, Brett Eldredge did something absolutely incredible. Eldredge stepped away from the microphone, unplugged his headphones and walked to the front of the stage. He then proceeded to talk to the audience without a microphone. His voice had echoed through the venue as he talked about how a melody is important, though lyrics are too. Eldredge then explained to the audience that for his final song of the night, he wanted to sing to the audience acapella and without a microphone. He then proceeded to do just that with “The First Noel”.
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Now, it is one thing for an artist to sing a capella into a microphone or on a record. Though to be able to do so without a microphone, takes pure, raw talent. The control and power in Eldredge’s voice is just jaw-dropping. It takes an immense amount of talent to be able to project your voice, to a whole theatre full of people.
Eldredge has 4 more sold out dates left on the Glow Live Tour, with stops in Chicago, New York and two in Nashville.
