La Roux, the dynamic dance-pop singer and Grammy winner for Best Electronic/Dance Album in 2011, made a thrilling return to live performance after a decade-long break. On Saturday night, she lit up the intimate Sun Rose venue at the Pendry West Hollywood, captivating a small but enthusiastic crowd of 150 attendees.
Joking about her long absence, she hinted at a bright future, teasing the audience with news of an upcoming album. Her comeback was met with palpable excitement and a wave of nostalgia from longtime fans.
La Roux Blends Iconic Hits and New Sounds in a Sleek, Magnetic Comeback Show
Sporting a sleek, modern twist on her former iconic look, La Roux opened the night with “Automatic Driver” from her 2020 album Supervision, then mixed her classic hits with new dance-ready tracks. Songs like “In for the Kill,” “Sexotheque,” and “Cruel Sexuality” thrilled the crowd, showcasing her signature blend of ethereal yet edgy synth-pop. Her shorter hairstyle and stylish varsity jacket added a fresh edge to her stage presence, signaling a new chapter while staying true to her vibrant roots.
La Roux Ignites Comeback with Intimate LA Show and Teases Bold New Album EraLa Roux’s one-hour set was tight, polished, and undeniably magnetic. With the support of a new two-piece band, she commanded the stage effortlessly, delivering a seamless performance that had the entire room dancing. Her distinctive, dreamy voice floated over the crowd, reaffirming her place as a master of electronic pop. The night felt both intimate and electric, proving that her decade-long hiatus had done nothing to dull her star power.
La Roux Embarks on LA Residency and Embraces Full Creative Control for New Album
Fans won’t have to wait long for more: La Roux announced a mini-residency, with performances at different Los Angeles venues every Saturday through April 5. Her highly anticipated new album, she revealed, is “100% self-written, composed, and produced,” showcasing her evolution into a fully independent artist. Previously collaborating with big names like Tyler the Creator and Major Lazer, she now embraces complete creative control over her music.
In a recent interview with Forbes, La Roux shared that her new album draws heavily from American influences, both musically and visually. She expressed that the energy and atmosphere of Los Angeles perfectly match the spirit of her upcoming project. With the sun-soaked city providing fresh inspiration, La Roux’s return signals not just a comeback, but a bold new era in her career — one that promises even more electrifying music and artistry.