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During the final non-encore song of the show, In The Middle, dodie and her accompanists Pete Daynes and Orla Gartland performed an energetic dance which matched the vibe of the song perfectly. It was a great way to end a night of singing, dancing, and pouring my heart out along with dodie and the whole audience.

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Just a cute look at Max and Is outfits. They sported a green floral mini-dress with a vintage leather jacket and cowboy boots, whereas I rocked a purple-marble puff sleeve dress with frilly socks and my white sneakers. Everyones outfits at this show were super cute, and really showed how diverse dodies audience is.

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This part of the concert was undoubtedly the part which affected me the most. dodie began this section with a little crowd banter, saying that this was her favorite part of the show because she got to say whatever she wanted. Then, she began a sweet medley of almost every song in her discography, including some of my favorites that never got a professional release, like Freckles and Constellations, and my personal favorite song of hers, Ready Now (which she sadly did not perform in full). She went straight from this Sad Song Mashup into Sick of Losing Soulmates. I lost it immediately. Lots of tears.

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Our seats (or stands since we never sat down) for the show were incredible. We were seated right in front of the stage, and had several moments where it seemed that dodie was singing right to us. Their demeanor throughout the concert drew me in, as I expected it would, and I didnt even want to pull myself out of the experience to take photos, especially when they were right in front of me! (thats why a lot of these photos are from fellow editor Max)

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Along with their wonderful backing band, dodie also played their own accompaniment. dodie got their start on youtube, singing their own original songs in their bedroom and playing each instrument individually. Throughout the show, dodie called back to these roots, where they played guitar, ukulele, clarinet, and drums in select songs!

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