Catadrid Music Journal
By Marco Alvarez
Published: March 8, 2021
It's rare in the music industry to witness an artist's meteoric rise and realize, mid-concert, that you're witnessing history in the making. Last night in Mafra Q Hall, I had the privilege of attending Moonlight's first live performance, and it's clear that this concert will be remembered as one of the most defining moments in his career—and likely, in music history.
From the moment the lights dimmed to the final echoing notes of the last song, Moonlight delivered a performance that wasn't just a concert, but an experience. The hype surrounding the enigmatic artist has been growing steadily for months, and after last night, it's easy to see why. With a setlist spanning some of his greatest hits and including a few surprises, Moonlight proved that his talent as a singer-songwriter is matched only by his stage presence and connection with his audience.
Setting the Stage
