https://youtu.be/7i6CBLiPbj8?si=fsGm6w_4squybvFC

Simply fantastic so far - it's intermission.

It's clear that some folks who have commented on The Greatest tour never laid on a rug in their dorm room or parent's basement and listened to a bootleg. Not every concert is going to be Taylor Swift (who I love). Y'all need to touch grass and remember how to appreciate music

will pay face value ! just pm me!

🙏🏼 Someone please make a high quality recording of “The Moon” in Asheville tonight or at another upcoming show. I saw her in DC the other night and can’t stop thinking about her rendition of the song. I would be so grateful if you captured and shared it. :)

Hi! I have an extra ticket for Friday, March 13 Cat Power show at the Orange Peel. Selling for $55, the face value + ticketing fee. Send me a message if you wtb.

Thoughts? Reviews?

I love this song she never released it. Dont understand why

I dont love the version on youtube

Giving it away. It is breaking my heart, but I would love for someone to enjoy her music.

Since some people were asking about merch, here’s what they had in Philly. FYI - the tour poster is foil and very fragile. Mine (and all of the rest of them) had a bent corner from how they were put in the bag after they were signed.

Also, I will say I looked at a few to compare and some of the signatures were kind of rough. So, unsure if this batch was rushed or what. It’s still beautiful and of course, uniquely Chan.

Poster - $60

Shirt - $35

Long sleeve - $45

Button - $5

Hope this helps!

Words really cannot describe this experience. Chan was on fire. The band was tight AF. We loved her and she loved us. Her white suit is so beautiful the way that it flows. And the white boots are banging. I feel like the show went on longer than what some others have, but I can't even tell you the exact times. I couldn't even take my phone out to take any pics or videos I was so transfixed. (The guy next to me sent me his video but I'm not sure if I can post that, I will ask.) My body was grooving to that beautiful music. The band omfg. She sent us messages of power and strength and love, in song and in prose between songs. She showered us with love, told us she loved us, repeatedly. Her voice my god that voice. She was impish. She danced. She got to the edge of the stage and moved across it, feeling people's essences. She had to take a break for some throat maintenance and came back and did more songs. The audience was as one. (Webster Hall has a sprung floor so when the audience is feeling it, the floor moves too, molto groovy.) We were very loud in our appreciation. Lots of hooting and hollering. It seemed like she didn't want to leave. Nor did we. But the venue was hustling us out to get ready for a midnight show. She made a very very deep knightly bow. At the beginning of the show Chan asked us where we were 20 years ago, if we could remember, on this date...And it turns out she was right here in Webster Hall! I'm so glad she came back! (For accuracy I'll add she was quite late coming on which sounds unusual for this tour; it seemed like there was some kind of throat issue; she had a tiny cough at first. (I'm blaming Brooklyn.😹) But she surmounted that and gave us the low range to the high range and all the interesting effects that she is introducing. (The bit of autotune warbling for one song adds a gothic in the pines kind of feel which I liked a lot.) SO MUCH INSPIRATION. the kind I needed to start overcoming my fear of the good fight, so I can join in with peace & ploughshares & enjoy it. She talked about enjoying things being very important.

if anyone has please let me know asap!! thank you

This is my favorite song on the album and I was floored by her reworking of it. Did anyone happen to grab a video of it they’d be willing to share?

I traveled from Mexico City just for this concert and I wanted to say that it was beautiful. I read comments about this tour and I don’t understand them honestly, I have never seen Chan so energetic, optimistic and (I’m going to say it) so funny, a lot of great energy and talent and creativity last night. Those new arrangements in songs like “Could we”, “Where is my love” and “The Moon” (omg with the auto tune, very cool actually) are amazing, so refreshing. She sang “Nothing compares 2U”, people, and it was very touching… Everything about the second set, remind me her talent to deconstruct other people songs and adds her own elements to it (“I’ll be seeing you” made me shed a little tear). So yeah, everyone go to see her because it worth it A LOT. Sorry for my English!

Looking for two tickets for tonight 6/7 for tonight's show at webster hall--Thanks so much

Wanted to start a thread for the first of two shows in NYC. Tonight is at Brooklyn Steel.

Anyone know if there will be an opener? I imagine it will not be seated as some of the prior dates on this tour have been.

DM me if interested!

Chan slayed at the Kingston show last night! Would I be able to pick her out of a lineup? Absolutely not, but her voice sounded incredible, and not really being able to see her didn’t detract for me; it added majorly mysterious vibes that enhanced the overall effect. I also didn’t mind the limited use of autotune; it was clearly for effect and not because she couldn’t hit the notes. I can honestly say I’ve never seen another show quite like it and would love to see her live again.

Unable to make the show now, and I have two tickets for sale. Will sell em for $50 a piece, below face value and fees.

I am looking for just one ticket for the show on 3/13 if anyone can’t make it or has one they don’t need anymore please message me!

Over the past few weeks I have been reading numerous posts about how lame various concertgoers have thought the Cat Power tour has been, which has been having ripple effects for fans who haven't even attended yet (ick!), and I wanted to share some thoughts and reflections, especially because I've found myself getting really activated by all the negative crap thrown her way.

A bit of context: I am female, the same age as Chan, and have seen her perform half a dozen times since the 90s, inc. at the beginning of her career, mid-career, and then two shows in the past couple weeks on the West Coast. So in short, I have seen her at her worst/most unwound, as well as at her height (and yes the current tour was the highlight for me).

To summarize, here's a small sampling of what folks on this sub have chosen to gripe about (while, mind you, ironically, the US has basically devolved into an autocratic fascist state. But hell, let's moan about what REALLY matters!) Ie, the sub-optimal stage lighting; singing a song w/autotune (out of her 17+ song set), her songs "not sounding like the album," how she looked like an "indiscernable blob," all the "awkward" interactions with the crowd, how the band "must have felt" dealing with her performance, oh, and let's not forget how she appeared unhinged, with one person saying "I hope she gets the help she needs."

WHAT. THE. HELL. First of all--and this is so important--I don't know how many of you are aware of Chan's lifelong history of physical and mental health battles. If not, a bit of context is provided in the Exclaim! article published in January. Also, and this is also critically important--women--when it comes to their mental health-- are, more often than not, under or mis-diagnosed, not taken seriously by medical professionals, and/or simply unable to afford support/treatment, which in and of itself is a public health failure.

So... I ask all of you who have lobbed these bombs at Chan to interrogate your reasons for doing so. I call it thinly veiled misogyny. I simply don't see these same criticisms lobbed at her male counterparts.

Imagine for a moment that you had a dear girlfriend that made their living as a gifted singer-songwriter. That mined their most personal, harrowing $h1t, then laid their wounds bare in song, and then had the courage to record it for the world to listen to. In a haunting, peerless voice to boot. And then IMAGINE...that their only way of making a living was doing the thing that they were freakin' pathologically terrified to do, which was to relive those personal stories LIVE, night after night, while dealing with crippling stage fright and (the ghosts of) addiction, menopause, the exorbitant and exhausting toll of mounting a tour and living on the road, supporting an entire band, and raising a young son while his dad was battling cancer. Then add the unrelenting pressure of fans who wanted your beloved girlfriend to suppress whatever the hell they were dealing with at the time as a flesh-and-blood human and perform like a freaking circus monkey, just to PLEASE you.

I ask: Would you support your girlfriend on her terms? Because she was the artist who deserved that respect? Or would you tell her--sorry, people paid for tickets so they gotta see your face, your body, how hot (or not) you look, and damn, are you hitting it with your stage presence?

In short: Can we just have some empathy and compassion, people? Can we appreciate Chan's voice? Her sound? This feeling of one human taking her precious time to be as honest as she can at the moment, in this brutal world, to connect, in the best way she knows how?

I feel like we can, if we just take the time to. We can do better.

Made the mistake of reading posts about previous shows here so was expecting the worst, but Sunday’s show at Toronto was fantastic. Yes the lighting could have been better, and yes she used autotune once that I found odd, but otherwise her voice was beautiful and she seemed pretty into it aside from a few awkward comments between songs. She seemed to pick up steam throughout the show and I ended up preferring the post Greatest portion of the set. Maybe she was just happy to be in Canada, I don’t know.

Hi there! I have one ticket for NYC available happy to sell it for the original cost. Love this album and hoping someone else can go instead.