Empire of the Sun brought a big show to Raleigh on Sunday, September 6, when the Australian music duo performed at Coastal Union Music Park at Walnut Creek.The concert was part of their Ask That God: Afterlife tour and gave fans a night full of music, lights and energy.

 

The duo, made up of Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore, are known for having concerts that are more than just people standing on a stage and singing. Their shows are filled with extravagant lights, interesting outfits, and different visuals that make the whole thing feel like a huge performance.

 

The band played some of their biggest songs including “Walking on a dream,” “We are the people” and “Alive”. Fans were singing along and dancing throughout the night. They also played “Carolina in my Mind,” which was a fun choice for a concert in North Carolina

 

Claire Hook, junior who went to the concert, said, “ The concert was really fun. I liked how the lights and music worked together because it made the show feel different from a normal concert.”

 

For many fans, the visuals were one of the best parts of the night. Instead of only focusing on the music, Empire of the Sun made the concert feel like an experience. The crowd stayed involved as the band moved through their set.

 

Ryan Pascoe, senior said “I really liked the energy from everyone. People were singing, dancing and just having a good time.

 

The concert gave Raleigh fans a chance to see one of Australia’s best-known music duos live. Between the popular songs, colorful visuals and excited crowd, Empire of the Sun made sure their Raleigh stop was a night fans could enjoy and remember.