TVD Live Shots: Nessa Barrett at the Wiltern, 3/15 & 3/16

Wrapping up the US leg of the Aftercare World Tour, Nessa Barrett graced The Wiltern with two sold-out nights of heartfelt lyrics, angelic vocals, and an unforgettable connection with her fans.

Bathed in a white light, the ethereal vibes were in full effect as the 22-year-old singer took to the stage, met with deafening screams from her youthful fans and a parade of raised phones to capture her entrance. With many audience members even dressed in similar outfits to Barrett, it was clear that her influence went beyond just the music—she’s quickly become a style and cultural icon to her devoted following. The energy in the room was electric, with fans singing along to every word, completely immersed in the emotional journey Barrett took them on throughout the night.

Bringing themes of empowerment, heartache, and accountability to the spotlight, the rising artist poured her soul into every performance, delivering each note with a raw vulnerability that resonated deeply with the crowd. From anthems of resilience like “dying on the inside” to haunting ballads of lost love “i hope ur miserable until ur dead,” her setlist took fans on an emotional rollercoaster, seamlessly blending moments of pain and healing into a captivating narrative.

Rising to fame on TikTok—and quickly garnering over 500 million likes on the platform—Barrett has successfully transitioned from social media sensation to bona fide pop star. Her ability to channel personal struggles into relatable, heartfelt music has truly cemented her place as a voice for her generation.

Whether she was strutting across the stage, perched on its edge or strumming her guitar, Barrett’s presence was undeniably magnetic. Now, as she heads overseas to cement her spot in the international pop-rock scene, Nessa Barrett is poised to take the world by storm.

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