Concert Review: Calum Scott Is The Most Charming Person At Gramercy Theatre
Kindness is a big deal to me, and, in Scott’s concert, it furthered to listeners his stardom. As Scott walked out unto the stage, he was coy and seemed shocked that so many people had come to see him; something he publicly marveled and smiled about throughout the show. His unawareness of his likability and sheer “it” factor drew the audience to him in the same way it did when he appeared on Britain’s Got Talent. He is so friendly and casual as he tells stories of his family and friends that you feel like you also are related to him. That kind of approachability cannot be copied, and makes his concert so much funner. As people sat, danced, and drank their beers to his songs, there were moments of such ease that Scott’s performance did not feel like an elaborate show as much as a welcoming reunion. Not one person in that audience did not feel like they had grown up with him, especially because of how intimate and interpersonal he is as he speaks to audience members. Moreover, his inability to not smile was infectious, and pushed further the sentimental distinctions between Calum Scott: the artist and Calum Scott: the person.
Calum Scott has one of the richest voices to soon hit the radio. His vocals feel expensive, which I know is an odd word to describe a man’s voice. Yet, his capacity to pluck out vulnerability from both listeners and lyrics, while maintaining an aura of mutual elegance and good humor, will have the whole world clamoring for him and his music very soon. His voice will be a growing welcome and newness to the radio that does not have anyone sounding like him in its mainstream roster. By having a voice and style that is distinct to him, Scott has the opportunity to become like Adele or Drake, where listeners flock to their music because of their uniqueness. No one sounds like these artists without coming off like copies, and Calum Scott, for all his song covers, is purely original. Once, the world hears his future single, “Rhythm Inside”, I can only imagine the “Sold Out” stamps next to his future concerts. He is definitely an exciting artist to watch in both career and concert. For More Infomariton On Calum Scott Click Here.
