Emarosa - “Cautious” Live at Voltage Lounge

Emarosa performing the new song “Cautious” during their album release show for “Peach Club” at Voltage Lounge on February 3rd, 2019.
Check out the new album “Peach Club”, as well as order merch and physical copies, here:
www.emarosa.us/

[@aquajosh]

You can tell by the band’s reaction that they are playing these songs with JOY. This is the music they all want to be making.

[@kryptickodi4157]

Nice to see a true reaction from a singer when the crowd takes over. Mad props.

[@TheAbandonedAccount7]

So sad this was the last time I saw them. Hope they tour soon. One of the best live bands ever since Bradley joined

[@TheGatsbyAffair]

That crowd taking over. So awesome.

[@ralphozer2037]

It was a great night

[@DannyDarrko]

at 00:50, it looks like he is genuinely happy to hear fans singing his lyrics back to him. So sick

[@NizarIlhamy]

he cried, that sweet :)

[@MarioD9988]

Get to see them jul 10!

[@WhiteCrownlessQueen]

Hey! Will he ever sing the whole chorus? Or he had troubles with the high notes?

[@kryptickodi4157]

And pretty sure he legit started crying.

[@eukeys]

❤️❤️🇧🇷

[@jordaonb4261]

Pretty good sounds great live but at lot of this 80s resurgence is very studio oriented and very difficult to recreate live.

[@tanningchatum7790]

Especially considering they sacked their keyboardist

[@jordaonb4261]

Samples and loops cheaper when your on the road

[@elliot6704]

Doesn’t seem like he can hit those notes on arguably the best part of the chorus. Love the album, love these dudes, but Bradley has to hit those notes on tour, man!

[@ryandossantos4720]

It seemed to me more that he was thrilled with the public's energy.

[@vinstantdinner]

Elliot Archuleta my band had the opportunity of producing an album with Bradley last September and I can assure you that man can hit god like notes any moment of the day. Im sure its him being overcome with emotions over the fact a crowd is singing every word to a song they had literally just released. Emarosa’s live show is too notch always.

[@MorganSolo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e33UfHmAa76WjtE 2nd chorus. Hits it. It's just a part of the song that works well for crowd participation. I'd rather hear the crowd sing it anyways if I were him. As a vocalist, I imagine It's awesome! haha.

[@crashkz]

@@MorganSolo if you're talking about the line "I believe in ecstasy," he pulls away from the mic and clearly not singing. This is not a good example lol.

[@tableauxofficial7895]

I bet he hits it more than not. How many shows and other highs notes do you think you're expected to pull off live ? Plus if you look closely he seems to be hand motioning early on in the song. My guess as a musician myself he isn't hearing himself well and if that's the case then you can blame the sound guy for neglegence. There are so many variables that go into live sound. Another thing we need to be careful about is thinking a band can pull a song off exactly like the album live. Another thing that gets me are older bands from the 90s losing fans cause they're "getting too old". You're never too old if you're on contract..