October 1st, 2025. Jasmine.4.t performs at The Rockwell in Somerville.

On October 1st, fans packed into the back room of The Rockwell in Somerville for an intimate performance by Jasmine.4.t and her band. Just after finishing a tour across the U.S. with Lucy Dacus on the Forever Is A Feeling Tour, Jasmine.4.t has garnered a new batch of fans. With the release of the deluxe version of her album You Are The Morning, a headline tour was certainly in high demand.

The band took the stage in front of a trans pride flag tacked onto the backdrop and immediately descended into a fan favorite: “Skin on Skin.” Much of the show featured many first-time performances of deluxe-exclusive tracks, including “I Can’t Believe I Did This Without You” and “Did U No,” which the band was ecstatic to play for the audience. Jasmine.4.t continually thanked the crowd for their presence, remarking about how exciting it was to get to play the deluxe tracks after they’d been officially out in the world.

During songs like “Woman” and “Please Can We Hold Each Other Yesterday,” the whole room seemed to go still as Jasmine.4.t knelt before the crowd, baring her soul through each lyric. Everyone held their breath in awe, not wanting to disturb the vulnerability in those moments. Alternatively, the crowd cheered and thrashed their heads during upbeat, guitar and percussion-heavy performances of “Elephant” and “Guy Fawkes Tesco Dissociation.”

Although the show was inherently intimate in its numbers, the quality and nature of the band’s performance made the show feel even more special and important. The band consists entirely of trans folks, and they proudly point this out throughout the show. The queer joy and camaraderie between the band and their audience burst out of the room. The band’s passion, vulnerability, and talent shone through in their Boston performance, surely leaving the audience with feelings of hope and happiness.

Check out Hannah’s photos below.