The iconic Rebecca Black returned to The Sinclair on March 31, a couple years since her first headlining visit to Massachusetts. This time, she was back with her sophomore album SALVATION and another killer show.

The electronic duo Blue Hawaii opened the show with their pulsing bass-lines and quirky vibes, and their upbeat performance set the tone for the evening. Next, Rebecca Black’s arrival to the stage was heralded by her two dancers. She teased a segment of her infamous viral song “Friday” as an intro to her set in an acknowledgement of her past, but she quickly moved on to the real meat of her performance with a string of tracks from SALVATION.

The utterly packed crowd at the sold-out show nevertheless managed to find the space to dance along as Black and her dancers kept up the energy. She exuded pure confidence as she served up a flawless, glamorous, and extensively choreographed performance of her new music to a strong crowd response. Although the new album was released only a month prior, it seemed that most fans could readily sing the lyrics back to Black as she powered through her set.

The crowd loudly vocalized their approval as she made her way through the entirety of SALVATION, several selections from her 2021 EP Rebecca Black Was Here, and a taste of her first album Let Her Burn. The polished experience was another amazing Rebecca Black show at The Sinclair, and a reminder of the steady growth that she has undergone as an artist and performer.

Check out all of Greg’s photos from the show below.