Kenny Hoopla shows Toronto the true "conditions of an orphan"
Updated: Mar 2
On November 6th Kenny Hoopla & Lecx stacy stopped by Toronto’s "The Garrison" for an alternative amped night of music
Lecx stacy opened the evening with a set which defined the artistry that would take place this night. Their performance was full of alternative, indie, and rock influenced tracks pulling heavily from his multiple projects along with Lecx’s recent single “Winter, A Wilted Flower” locking the crowd into the show early. The energy in the room was highly positive with lots of crowd interaction from everyone elevated the set, after his memorable opening performance was finished Lecx stacy was over at the merch booth greeting and talking to everyone in attendance..
By the time Kenny Hoopla was ready to take the stage, The Garrison was growing with anticipation. The band’s walkout was electric and from the start the showcased their technical abilities. Opening with his anthemic punk track “silence is also an answer//” then completely shifting to an indie rock/pop sound and playing through material from Kenny’s recent release “Condition of an Orphan”. The band shredded through the whole tracklist, proceeding to play a long list of fan favourite tracks from over the years of Kenny’s career,. The set quickly transitioned to what felt like a punk party, full of mosh
pits, crowd surfers, and kenny hoopla stage dives, it was a night for Toronto to remember.
That energy was on full display during the encore, when Kenny and his band played “DIRTY WHITE VANS//” & “hollywoodsucks//” the Garrison was so loud with fans chanting the massive hooks these tracks have. After the lights came up talks amongst everyone could be heard about the amazing time they all just had.
This show was the only canadian stop along the tour making it a special one among the 9 total shows to be played on the road. You can catch Kenny & Lecx on this tour together until their last show in Brooklyn November 13th!
KENNY HOOPLA
LECXSTACY
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