trentemøller - Dream Weaver Tour

Danish electronic maestro trentemøller delivered a spellbinding performance at The Metro Theatre on April 5th, transforming the venue into a dark, immersive soundscape that pulsed with energy and emotion. Backed by a full live band, his set fused post-punk, synthwave, and cinematic electronica with seamless precision. 

Opening with moody instrumentals and slow-burning visuals, trentemøller quickly drew the crowd into his world. Quite the surreal experience, trentemøller showcased his signature blend of haunting melodies and driving rhythms, with shimmering guitar lines echoing bands like The Cure and Slowdive. 

The lighting design was a show in itself — dark, stark, strobing whites and eerie reds that accentuated the emotional peaks of each song. Vocals, often ghostly and drenched in reverb, added a layer of melancholy to the otherwise danceable beats. 

Despite the brooding tone, the huge crowd at The Metro was fully engaged, swaying hypnotically and erupting with applause after each track. trentemøller’s ability to blend analog warmth with electronic precision remains unparalleled, and his Sydney performance reaffirmed his status as a master of atmospheric live shows. 

Sydney trio of Gauci set the early vibe at The Metro with a short and enjoyable set. Antonia Gauci's soaring and expressive voice commanded attention with her pulsing bass lines and lush synth textures. 

Overall, it was a night of shadow and shimmer — powerful, poetic, and unforgettable. 

Thanks to trentemøller, Destroy All Lines, Morse Code PR and The Metro Theatre for having us along

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Review by Jasmine Blanch

Photos by @yourmusicpix for @musickingdomaustralia