Enter Shikari’s tour stop at Union Transfer in Philadelphia was an emotional night for long-time fans of both Enter Shikari and You Me At Six, as the British musicians took the stage for one of their biggest North American headlining tours. Opening the night was Australian pop-punk band Yours Truly, warming up the crowd with infectious energy before the highly anticipated co-headliners. This tour marked a special farewell for You Me At Six, as they announced it would be their last North American run, adding to the nostalgia for fans who grew up with their music.
Enter Shikari’s set was nothing short of electrifying, blending new and old tracks with intensity. Celebrating the anniversary of A Kiss For The Whole World alongside tracks from their latest companion record Dancing On The Frontline, they delivered favorites like “Bloodshot” and an exciting rework of “Goldfish,” a track they tested on their UK tour to wild acclaim. Frontman Rou Reynolds energized the crowd with his magnetic presence, diving into raw and politically charged lyrics that struck a chord with the passionate crowd.
For fans, the night felt like a reunion—a nod to their roots while celebrating where these bands are now. It was a night to remember, with Enter Shikari and You Me At Six leaving Philly with an unforgettable farewell.
Enter Shikari
You Me At Six
