MONSTA X fans traveled from near and far to see their favorite group perform, and it was really something to witness the hold that K-pop has grown to have over western culture. I loved seeing his song “A-O-K” rise in popularity because we need more songs that just exude positivity like his music does! His set was just enough of a taste to have me craving a full Tai Verdes concert next. He has had a breakout year in 2021, and his happy-go-lucky vibe is so infectious. It wasn’t looking all bright at first, but the show that followed was high energy from start to finish.Īs I was getting to my seat, Tai Verdes was tearing up the stage and kicking off the night.
Those are your three headliners knocked out of the show. (We also didn’t know this evening would be the final night of the Jingle Ball Tour as the following Miami date would be cancelled out of precautions to avoid spreading of COVID.) Then, right before showtime, Megan Thee Stallion posted on her IG story that a few members of her team had been exposed to COVID-19, and she wasn’t feeling well, so she would be taking precautions by not performing. The morning of the show date, the Jonas Brothers announced that a member of their production crew had tested positive for COVID-19, so they would be taking safety precautions and wouldn’t play the show. Thankfully, though, those jitters went away as soon as everyone got seated and the performances started.Ī few days ago, Doja Cat shared that she tested positive for COVID-19 and would unfortunately have to pull out of her remaining Jingle Ball tour dates, including Atlanta. It started to feel like early 2020 again, and that wasn’t something anybody wanted to re-live. There was an odd feeling in the air with so many artists and members of their teams testing positive for COVID-19.
With artist cancellations looming over the night, iHeartRadio successfully pulled off an incredible night of music.
Event: iHeartRadio + Power 96.1 Atlanta’s Jingle Ball 2021Īcts: Big Time Rush, Black Eyed Peas, Tate McRae, Bazzi, Tai Verdes, MONSTA X, Dixie D’Amelio
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