Live Shots: Polo & Pan's whimsical Frost Amphitheater takeover - 48 hills
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Live Shots: Polo & Pan's whimsical Frost Amphitheater takeover - 48 hills
"Polo & Pan took Frost Amphitheater into what felt like a whimsical backyard party on Friday night, pulling the crowd through that strange mix they've mastered, a blend of dreamy space trip and sweaty dance floor. They eased in with their usual floating beats, the kind that make you feel like drifting off into orbit, then snapped into heavy basslines that had people jumping up from their blankets."
"Tycho opened the show to a nearly empty amphitheater, a surprising sight given his reputation. For years, Tycho seemed like the bigger name, but the tables have clearly turned with Polo & Pan's recent rise. By the end of Tycho's set, Frost Amphitheater had filled, and Polo & Pan took the stage behind a spaceship-themed booth. The Frost itself added something special to the night."
Polo & Pan created a whimsical backyard-party atmosphere at Frost Amphitheater by blending airy, floating beats with sudden heavy basslines that energized the crowd. Their set alternated between dreamy, spacey passages and more frenetic, danceable moments that prompted people to jump from their blankets. Tycho opened to a nearly empty venue but attendance swelled before Polo & Pan's entrance behind a spaceship-themed booth. The outdoor, Stanford campus setting began easygoing and evolved into a full-on party. Polo & Pan balanced older classics with newer, livelier grooves to keep the performance fresh and engaging.
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