Greta Van Fleet step "Into the Ether' with Starcatcher World Tour

September 20, 2023

In the past decade few bands have captivated audiences like Greta Van Fleet has since the burst into the spotlights in 2017 following the release of their critically acclaimed EP, "Black Smoke Rising." Since then the band has grown from the small club band they emerged as and transformed into an arena headlining band that has captivated audiences world wide with their stunning stage shows. While the narrative on Greta Van Fleet varies based on who you ask there is no denying that they have done in 5 years what many bands can only dream to accomplish and did so with an artistic flair that has long been missing in the contemporary rock world.


Though Greta Van Fleet are early on in the destined 'Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame Career,' the band has gone through several stages of artistic expression and self discovery through their music so far. The band has entered their next chapter with their recent release of "Starcatcher" and this tour supporting the album. At the core of Greta Van Fleet's success lies their raw talent that they have managed to focus into both their live shows and studio albums alike, without this pure essence the band's incredible message would falter under the weight of itself. However, that isn't the case as the band has captured a style and prose of rock music that hasn't been since in decades and with it captivated the hearts & minds of a generation. Together, this combination has catapulted Greta Van Fleet into massive shows including their recent stop in Pennsylvania at the Wells Fargo Center.


The journey from their first EP to their latest tour has been a saga and along the Greta Van Fleet have constantly shocked, turned heads and ruffled feathers. At long last the band moved passed the era of keyboard warriors comparing them to other artist and have established their own legacy with their art. The 'Starcatcher World Tour' at the Wells Fargo Center was a celebration of this next chapter for the band and the fans as they reveled in the moment together, through the music.


Across a nearly two hour set Greta Van Fleet took the packed arena on a musical journey through not only time but their every growing discography from their young but accomplished career. The band has long been known for their ability to transform their songs from the studio into masterpieces live as lead singer Josh Kiszka shined brightly on every song during the set. His incredible vocal range coupled with the sometimes improvised guitar riffs from Jake Kiszka and powerful bass lines from Sammy Kiszka made for an incredible front line rock performance - but behind them all Danny Wagner was the glue that kept the show together from behind his drum kit.

Greta Van Fleet

"Starcatcher World Tour"


Wells Fargo Center - Philadelphia, PA

September 19, 2023

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Matt Christine

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