LSZEE
Steelhouse Omaha, NE, USA
The LSZEE show at the Steelhouse in Omaha promised an enchanting evening, seamlessly blending sonic mastery with visual splendor. As we set out on our artistic adventure, it became clear that this event would be a standout occasion. With excitement in the air and a lineup of talented artists, the night was destined to be unforgettable.
Vincent Antone, the opening act, set the stage beautifully. His performance evoked a vibe reminiscent of Big Gigantic and Griz, showcasing impressive musicianship that included live guitar. The crowd was instantly captivated, and his set established the perfect tone for the evening ahead.
Zingara, as always, guided us on a mesmerizing journey. Witnessing her evolution as an artist has been remarkable. From her late-night set at Lost Lands—overflowing with eager fans—to her electrifying show at Skyway after being announced for the Forest, Zingara has consistently impressed. Performing near home alongside other favorite artists made the experience even more special.
Then came LSZEE, and the atmosphere transformed. The ring light above pulsated like a crown, announcing the arrival of EDM royalty. The synchronization of lasers with deep bass was flawless, transforming the venue into a surreal spectacle. The green plasma lightning and runic symbols flashing across the screens felt like a signature of their distinctive sound and presence.
Their set was a masterful journey through peaks and valleys, with each transition perfectly timed to elevate the audience's energy and emotions. It showcased not only their individual talents but also their exceptional synergy as a duo. The evening celebrated their artistic evolution and hinted at exciting future possibilities.
Reflecting on the night, it’s evident that LSZEE has established a unique niche in the EDM scene, merging influences from across the genre to create something truly extraordinary. Near the end, a song with dazzling rainbow lasers shot across the venue, and the beat had a feel reminiscent of a potential collaboration with Griz. I couldn’t help but imagine how exhilarating it would be to hear Griz’s saxophone weave through their mix—what an enticing prospect for a future collaboration what would we call it? LSGRiZEE?
