On March 25, 2025, the Observatory OC in Santa Ana, California, hosted an unforgettable evening headlined by Daniel Seavey, with support from emerging artists Sombr and kylekelly. The night was filled with heartfelt performances, surprise collaborations, and intimate fan interactions that left attendees deeply moved.

Opening the show was kylekelly, a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter whose music is influenced by bands like The Cure, The 1975, R.E.M., and U2. Kelly's passion for music began early, mastering guitar, drums, and bass before eighth grade. His set featured tracks from his upcoming debut EP, a melancholic romcom, set for release on May 16. Pre-save available on Spotify. Notable performances included "my little <3”

Next on stage was Sombr, the indie pop project of New York City native Shane Boose. Boose began creating music in his bedroom while studying classical music at LaGuardia High School. His breakout hit "Caroline" garnered significant attention, leading to a series of successful releases. At the Observatory OC, Sombr captivated the crowd with songs from his EP in another life, including "weak" and "why are we like this." His blend of introspective lyrics and captivating melodies created an immersive experience, drawing listeners into his reflective world.

Headliner Daniel Seavey delivered a dynamic performance, showcasing his versatility as an artist. The setlist included fan favorites such as "Lose Me Like You Mean It," "Second Wind," and "Waves." A highlight of the night was when Seavey brought out Sabrina Carpenter for a surprise duet during "Espresso," delighting fans with their onstage chemistry. In a poignant moment, Seavey dedicated "The Older You Get" to his mother, a breast cancer survivor, adding emotional depth to the performance.

After the show, Seavey continued to engage with his fans in the venue's parking lot. He joined a line busker to perform "Other People" alongside an enthusiastic fan, creating an intimate and memorable experience. Seavey also took time to pose for photos and connect personally with attendees, demonstrating his genuine appreciation for their support.

The concert at the Observatory OC was a testament to the power of live music in fostering community and connection. Each artist brought their unique sound and story to the stage, culminating in an evening that attendees will not soon forget.