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Good Luck Getting Over Me, Brooklyn.
- Fernando Flores
- Nov 19
- 3 min read
Article and Photography Contributed by Fernando Flores
So good it's on AUTOPILOT
Grant Knoche’s rise from kid-friendly pop prodigy to a fully realized alt-pop force has been nothing short of electric. His latest tour stop in Brooklyn proved exactly why audiences are so drawn to his world, kicking the night off with a burst of warmth and charisma from Taylor Felt, whose soulful vocals and easy command of the stage set the tone. Her performance glowed with confidence that invited the crowd to experience the strength that her vocals had. She was bright, inviting, and emotionally grounded which left the crowd buzzing.
Handing off to Jades Goudreault who brought a different but equally compelling flavor to the room. With razor-sharp pop instincts and a dynamic presence that controlled the stage, Jades dialed up the momentum, layering vulnerability and power in a way that had the audience fully locked in. Hitting us with a surprise guest star on stage, she had nothing but tricks up her sleeves. After these two amazing performances, the room felt primed for Grant Knoche’s arrival.
The room where Taylor Felt and Jades Goudreault delivered fire, Grant brought something darker, sleeker, and undeniably magnetic. His performance was sexy, yes, but never in a simple nor surface-level way. It carried complexity, intention, and emotional intelligence, the kind that makes every movement feel like part of a larger story.
A performer that’ll make you say, “WOOHOO”
With the room already thrumming from the openers’ energy, the moment Grant stepped onto the stage the atmosphere transformed. Grant didn’t just dance, he performed! Weaving sharp choreography with spontaneous moments that made the crowd go insane. Every glance, every breath, every flick of his hand seemed engineered to make the audience feel something. And judging by the collective swoon that rippled through the room whenever his eyes scanned the crowd, it worked.
Yet the confidence he radiates isn’t detached; it’s connective. As he moved from one song to the next, he built an emotional arc that made the performance feel intimate even in a packed venue. The vulnerability added depth to the heat, making his artistry feel rich, textured, and impossible to look away from. Grant shaped the night, leaving the crowd buzzing long after the final note faded.
Grant has Brooklyn saying, “I MISS YOUR LOVE”
Grant’s Brooklyn show captured the essence of his new album, Good Luck Getting Over Me—a project already promising to blend sharp emotional honesty with the bold, kinetic energy that has become his signature. Even before it was out, the album had generated a palpable buzz, and seeing Grant perform only confirms why. The same pulse that runs through his new tracks such as Friction with its tension, longing, confidence, and the shimmer of vulnerability all is amplified tenfold on stage. Knoche turns every lyric into motion and every beat into a moment. If the recorded versions capture his artistry, the live versions capture his soul. With Good Luck Getting Over Me on the horizon and the tour still rolling, now is the moment to lock in a pre-order, grab a ticket, and experience Grant Knoche while he’s carving out this new era.
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