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Teddy Swims brought his powerhouse vocals to the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre in Vancouver, BC, on August 30th, 2025, on his “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy” Tour.
Cian Ducrot opened his show with his soul-filled music, playing songs such as “Mama,” “Part of Me,” and “No Way To Live.” The crowd cheered as he sang about relatable topics such as love and heartbreak. He announced that it was his birthday, and the crowd surprised him by singing “Happy Birthday” in between songs. Nearing the end of his set, Teddy came out with a birthday cake and the crowd sang again. It was an unforgettable moment for the Vancouver show-goers and positively shaped the evening.
Afterwards, Teddy came on, beginning his show with flashing lights and silhouettes of his band members. He entered the stage on a podium, beginning with “Not Your Man,” following up with “Hammer To The Heart” and “Apple Juice.” Effortlessly blending pop, R&B, and soul together to create songs that scream his name. His music felt personal, as if he was speaking to each person in the room, and his honesty and dedication to his music, fans and family resonated with everyone and made the show feel intimate.
He finished his set off with arguably one of his most famous songs, “Lose Control” and left the stage, leaving everyone aching for more. Luckily, that’s exactly what they got, as he came back out with three encore songs, “Bed On Fire,” “Goodbyes Been Good To You,” and “The Door.” Vancouver was not only left impressed, but also moved by his voice and his music.
Teddy Swims performance was a night of powerful vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and genuine connection with his fans. With unique and unforgettable memories from Cian and Teddy’s sets, the evening proved to be more than a concert, but an experience that moved the hearts of the audience in front of them.
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