Concert Review: LANY Delivers a Polished and Emotional Set at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, CA

On April 4, 2026, LANY brought their signature blend of dreamy pop and emotional storytelling to the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, delivering a performance that felt both arena-sized and deeply personal.

Opening with “Soft,” the band set a smooth, atmospheric tone before moving into crowd favorites like “Why” and “Make Me Forget.” From the start, fans were fully engaged—singing along to nearly every word and matching the band’s energy throughout the night.

The setlist was well-paced, blending upbeat tracks like “Good Girls” and “Know You Naked” with more emotional moments in “I Don’t Wanna Love You Anymore” and “Thick and Thin.” Songs like “Good Parts” and “Let Me Know” created a sense of intimacy, allowing the audience to slow down and connect with the lyrics on a deeper level.

One of the most memorable highlights came during “13,” when lead singer Paul Klein invited a fan on stage. The moment added a genuine, unscripted feel to the show—turning an already emotional track into something truly personal and unforgettable for both the fan and the crowd.

The “Super Far / Mean It” medley brought the energy back up, leading into a strong run of songs including “ILYSB,” which had the entire venue lit up with phones in the air. Tracks like “pink skies” and “Prettiest Thing I’ve Ever Seen” added a softer, atmospheric layer before the band closed the main set with “Thru These Tears” and “‘Cause You Have To.”

Returning for the encore, LANY delivered a powerful rendition of “Malibu Nights,” easily one of the most emotional moments of the night, before ending on a high note with “XXL.”

Overall, LANY’s performance at Intuit Dome showcased their ability to balance large-scale production with genuine emotional connection. It was a well-crafted set that highlighted their growth as performers while staying true to the sound and vulnerability fans have come to love.