Mixie brought a volunteer up to the stage to serenade with “One Less Lonely Girl,” paying tribute to the first concert she attended, Justin Bieber.

Thanks for coming along with me, goodnight y’all!

The band weaves a whimsical, poppy sound with a rock feel throughout their setlist, with their closing song “Pretty Head” being a perfect blend of the two.

Transviolet invited the audience to participate in several of their songs, teaching a melody for “Stockholm” and a simple two-step for “The Hamptons.”

Lead singer of Transviolet Sarah McTaggart made a dramatic entrance through the crowd in a mini bridal procession before the band launched into their first number, “Life Is Good.”

Annabel Lee moved effortlessly through her diverse set list, from the emotional in “THE OTHER SIDE” to the energetic in “ALL MY GHOSTS” and “PATTI SMITH.”

One of Annabel’s first songs, “SARAH, SARAH!” introduces the audience to her powerful vocals and theatrical stage presence.

Next up is Annabel Lee, an alt-rock artist from L.A.

Mixie closed out her set on a high note with “feet don’t fail,” an upbeat, bass-heavy track. “I accept you all, I love you all, I want you all to be able to live in your expression,” she told the crowd.

Mixie opened her first ever tour with her song “diamonds,” highlighting her smooth, moody vocals.

The Control Room is setting the mood with an atmospheric playlist with everything from Imogen Heap’s “Headlock” to Chappell Roan’s “Femininomenon” before Mixie’s 8 p.m. set begins.