On March 23rd, Maisie Peters wrapped up her final Australian show of “The Good Witch Tour” in Melbourne at Margaret Court Arena. The 23 year old British singer-songwriter put on an impressive performance with 19 of her hits and with support acts Dylan and local superstar Gretta Ray.
Gretta Ray was first to take the stage. Her performance was a testament to her artistry, seamlessly blending folk, pop, and indie elements to create a sound that was both familiar and refreshing. Tracks like “Drive” and “Dear Seventeen” evoked a wave of emotion from the audience, showcasing Gretta’s ability to connect on a deeply personal level.
Dylan was next in line to perform and the way she embraced the stage was like a rockstar but in a pop star’s body. Throughout her set, Dylan showcased a remarkable ability to perform and interact with the crowd; she even gave us the backstory for the lyrics behind the song “You’re not Harry Styles” which, as you guessed, is based on an ex-boyfriend.
However, it was Maisie Peters who truly commanded the show with her infectious energy and magnetic presence. From the moment she appeared and dressed in her signature style, Maisie captivated the audience with her impressive performance as she belted out fan favourites like “Blonde” and “Lost the break up,” which echoed through the arena.
But it wasn’t just Maisie’s undeniable talent that would be remembered for the night, it was her authenticity and vulnerability that truly resonated with the audience. Maisie invited the crowd into her world with open arms, forging a genuine connection that transcended the confines of the arena.
As the final notes of “Good Witch” echoed through the venue, it was evident that Maisie had left an everlasting mark on everyone in attendance. With her spellbinding performance and unwavering sincerity. I went this gig only knowing a few songs from Maisie, but I can comfortably say that after seeing her show she has gained a new fan.
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