

Fred again.. hosts intimate listening party ‘Secret Life at the Coliseum’
Last night, Fred again.. held an exclusive listening party at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, building anticipation for his upcoming show this Friday. The event, called “Secret Life at The Coliseum,” invited a select group of 150 fans, including those who attended his first-ever LA show at The Roxy in December 2021 and those who purchased his Tiny Desk vinyl. Fred greeted each guest personally, handing out mugs of tea and sharing his latest music in the otherwise empty stadium.
The intimate gathering preceded Fred’s highly anticipated stadium show on June 14. This event marks a significant moment in his career, showcasing his ability to connect with fans on a personal level while generating excitement for larger performances. Fred initially hinted at the stadium show through a personal note included with the recently released vinyl pressing of his NPR Tiny Desk performance. The note hinted at something special planned for June 14, 2024, sparking discussions on Discord and Reddit.
Fred continued to build anticipation by dropping hints in song lyrics on his Instagram stories and putting up posters at The Roxy, where he played his first LA show. These clues led fans to speculate about the Coliseum event, creating a buzz across social media. This upcoming Coliseum show follows his sold-out rave at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza with Skrillex and three consecutive sold-out nights at Stanford’s Frost Amphitheater.
By hosting “Secret Life at The Coliseum,” Fred again.. not only previewed his new music but also reinforced his deep connection with his audience. The event highlighted his unique approach to fan engagement and set the stage for an unforgettable performance at the Coliseum. As fans eagerly await the June 14 show, Fred’s ability to create intimate yet impactful experiences continues to set him apart in the music industry. Last tickets can be found here.

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