The Struts, known for their high-energy performances and glam-rock style, brought their signature flair back to the House of Blues in H-Town on July 23, 2024.

    Opening Act: Barns Courtney

    The night kicked off with Barns Courtney, who delivered a high-octane performance that set the bar sky-high for the rest of the evening. From the moment he took the stage, Courtney’s blues-rock swagger was on full display. His set was a compelling mix of gritty vocals, infectious energy, and powerful guitar riffs. Tracks like “Glitter & Gold” and “Fire” roared through the venue, and Courtney’s charismatic presence had the crowd fully engaged, even before the headliners took the stage. The raw emotion and intensity he brought to his performance was the perfect prelude to the main event.

    The Struts: A Glam-Rock Extravaganza

    When The Struts took the stage, the energy in the House of Blues reached a fever pitch. Known for their flamboyant style and rockstar charisma, the band didn’t disappoint. Luke Spiller, looking rather healthy and sporting dress pants and a vest, commanded attention with an energetic stage presence from start to finish. The setlist was a carefully curated blend of fan favorites and fresh tracks, showcasing the band's knack for blending glam-rock aesthetics with modern sensibilities.

    The crowd erupted as the opening chords of “Roll Up” rang out, setting the tone for a night filled with high-energy anthems and sing-along moments. The Struts’ performance was punctuated by visually striking stage setups and Spiller’s theatrical antics.

    Highlights of the evening included a soaring rendition of “Kiss This,” which had the entire venue singing along. The encores, featuring a raucous versions of “Put Your Money On Me” and “Could Have Been Me” was a fitting end to a night of unapologetic rock and roll.

    Overall Experience:

    The Struts with Barns Courtney made for an electrifying combination. Barns Courtney’s gritty, soulful rock set a powerful tone for the night, and The Struts delivered a performance that was both theatrical and tightly executed. The synergy between the opening and headlining acts created a memorable concert experience that left the audience buzzing long after the final notes had faded. If you were there, you probably left with a new appreciation for both artists and a night’s worth of rock and roll memories.

The Struts Set List:
Roll Up
Fallin' With Me
Primadonna Like Me
Too Good At Raising Hell
Kiss This
Do What You Want
Bulletproof Baby (First time since 2019)
Mary Go Around (Acoustic)
All Dressed Up (With Nowhere to go)
Better Love (Live Debut)
Pretty Vicious
Bad Decisions
Guitar Solo / Wild Child
Body Talks
Encore:
Put Your Money On Me
Could Have Been Me

Barns Courtney Setlist:
National Treasure
London Girls
Young In America
Supernatural
Guillotine
Glitter and Gold
99
Golden Dandelions
Kicks
Fire