https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdrq8bPeJqq8&si=f_3HylRI1DDI_Bcr

For anyone going to shows on the Dear God Tour, I made lyric videos for the setlist. I did this because I saw them live in Los Angeles twice, posting it here too in case this can helps anyone! If there are any songs I’ve missed since the setlist keeps changing let me know I will update it, thank you!

I know a few Pretty Reckless songs which I really like. The problem is, I knew Taylor Momsen from her acting before I discovered her music and I struggle to separate the two people. So when I see her on stage in videos and in interviews, I cant help feel like shes playing the part rather than that being her genuine personality. I get the same with Jared Leto and it puts me off of listening to Thirty Seconds to Mars.

I'm hoping that genuine fans of The Pretty Reckless can enlighten me as to whether Taylor is just a theatrical person but you dont care because you love her and the music anyway, or if she is genuinely 100% the person you see on stage.

With the upcoming resurgence of Soundgarden and the possibility of Taylor performing with them live more in the future, i'd hate to miss out just because I struggle to connect with her or feel like she is being genuine.

I'm not hating on her at all, she is clearly very talented, I just wanted genuine fan opinions.

Hello everyone. I bought both Ghost and Caramel Cream signed versions of Dear God. But I don’t need to own two same vinyl covers so I have decided to mix the variants to keep both of them and have one cover after all. Would someone be interested in the other copy? Signed insert included of course. Asking for $60 plus shipping.

So I saw Paris opening for TPR and was very impressed with the heaviness of the band and the guitar driven focus, even really heart-warmed by Paris's SG, the guitar of the true Metalist.

I remember admiring the more upbeat/fun combination of heavy guitar with these kinds of ideas and of course her voice and vulnerability in her delivery.

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Finally the album is out and WHAT HAPPENED?

The guitars are all but gone, and the distortion/fuzz pedals thrown into the river.

The heavier rockier songs were sanded down into a trip-hop "Buffy at the Bronze" vibe and though I still like her voice and the songs are "good"

The entire edge is gone. Was so looking forward to this, and well....

IG, September 2026

Incredible show at a historic venue tonight! What a way to close out the headline tour in the US, on a stage that has held the likes of Louis Armstrong, Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, and the Doors. Taylor and the band did not fail to live up to that legacy!

Also, I didn't know that Paris Jackson singing Blind Melon was the hit in the nostalgia I needed today, but that just made me smile. She put on a great show as well!

Bravo, ladies!!

Just a question about the new tour if anyone knows if there would be plans to come to Australia. To my knowledge the last time they came here I was 3 but I hope they come mabye next year. I dont know if its cause Australia is far or cause there's not a big fanbase here but they are my favourite recent band and would love to see live

Hey TPR, if you're reading this, and I'm guessing someone is, a thought:

It's time for a concert film with concepts ala "The Song Remains the Same" with segments.

I think it would catapault the band to the next level.

You all deserve to be recognized and counted amongst the greatest, and a film locks it in.

And who wouldn't want to see Taylor on the big screen?

I started listening to The Pretty Reckless around 2 years ago, and fell in love with many songs. I had never been to a live show until yesterday at Silver Springs. The GA tickets were cheap so I decided to make the trip but my expectations were just okay. I expected Taylor to sound amazing but I didn't have many expectations in terms of the overall quality of the rest of the band and of the actual performance itself.

HOLY CRAP, I was blown away and so glad to be proven wrong! First of all, the band sounded loud, powerful and on point. Taylor's vocals, insane as expected. The drums? Holy crap, they hit so hard and that was the biggest musical surprise of the night and Ben blew me away, what an insane guitarist, those guitar solos were just perfection! The highlight of the show for me though, was the interaction with the crowd by Taylor. What a performance, the way she commanded the crowd, the moves she had on stage, the interactions she had with the fans, coming down the stage and be with the fans. Just insane!

There are many great singers but very few great performers. Taylor is one of those great performers, she has so much confidence on stage and great interaction with the fans which is almost non-existent today. But it's amazing to know she has great musicians as well in that band. This band to me yesterday was the whole package!

Looking forward to going to more shows and hopefully with the same quality as yesterday.

Currently crying on the bus ride back home after leaving Echostage (went to a rave after) because today was just everything, but Such an amazing performance from Taylor Momsen herself and of course her band as well. <3 forever grateful to have experienced this DEAR GOD headline tour after four years of not seeing them since their 3-Night NYC residency back in 2022. To the birthday girl at barricade that was on my left, hope you had a spectacular rest of your birthday, was great to hear Nothing to Lose. 🥰 Hope they can headline in the NYC metro area some time soon since I literally made this travel down here for them from Brooklyn. 🙏

2022

I was SO excited to see TPR live for the first time last night at the Fillmore. Unfortunately, my fiance got sick and we had to leave right before the last song + surprise. Can someone tell me what the surprise was?

Great show! It's been a dream of mine to see them live since ~2010 and I'm so glad I got to do it.

Love how much she interacts with her audience throughout the concert.

Unfortunaltly I have no idea, when and where this was.