Almost Monday Conclude their “Dive Tour Part 2” with an Energetic Finale in Vienna
- Susi Halla
- 7 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
With Californian ease, infectious energy, and plenty of catchy tunes, Almost Monday wrapped up their Dive Tour Part 2 on July 15 at B72 in Vienna. It was the final night of an extensive European tour and a great way to close the tour.
The evening kicked off with Austrian artist Lukas Oscar. With heartfelt pop melodies and an authentic presence, he quickly captivated the audience. His set was the ideal start to an evening full of positive vibes.
Almost Monday opened their set with “Is It Too Late?” a song that immediately engaged the crowd from the very first note. They followed with a vibrant mix of new tracks and classics: “Parking Lot View,” “Only Wanna Dance,” “Sunburn,” “Jupiter,” and of course, the catchy single “Can’t Slow Down,” which created an amazing live atmosphere.
The mood at B72 was fantastic from the very beginning – you could feel the joy and energy of everyone present. Loyal fans repeatedly shouted chants during songs, strengthening the connection between the band and the audience.
Band members Dawson Daugherty (vocals), Cole Clisby (guitar), and Luke Fabry (bass) performed as a tight-knit team and clearly enjoyed themselves on stage. Daugherty frequently engaged directly with the audience, creating an intense bond.
An emotional highlight of the night was the closing song “Life Goes By,” a calm, sincere, and almost melancholic track that all was unifying. To close the night, the entire crew gathered for a group photo, capturing a beautiful memory of a successful and connecting tour.
Afterwards, Daugherty invited all fans to the merch stand – an invitation eagerly accepted by many. The band took plenty of time for conversations, selfies, and autographs, a true sign of their closeness and gratitude toward their fans. For many in the room, it was not just a tour finale but an unforgettable moment.
All photos of Almost Monday and Lukas Oscar by Susi Halla for Zany Waves
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