Ellise closes out her tour at Voodoo Room with Meg Smith
The night marked the closing date of Ellise’s Pretty Evil Tour at House of Blues‘ Voodoo Room, bringing fans together for a show that felt especially personal and meaningful. From the moment doors opened, the excitement in the room was undeniable, with fans ready to sing along and celebrate the final stop of the run with her. The atmosphere was intimate and electric at the same time, turning the concert into a shared experience between Ellise and her audience.
Meg Smith opened the evening and immediately stood out as she walked onstage wearing an angel costume and a bright smile. Her presence was warm and engaging, and she performed several of her original songs while effortlessly connecting with the crowd. One of the most memorable moments came when she asked the audience to vote on which cover she should perform. The crowd chose I Kissed a Girl by Katy Perry, and Meg delivered it confidently before stepping into the audience to continue singing and dancing among the fans, creating a lively and interactive highlight.
When Ellise finally took the stage, the energy in the room rose instantly. She sang and danced throughout her set, blending older fan favorites with unreleased tracks from her upcoming album. A special surprise came when she brought out Ashley Sienna to perform DOLLFACE together, a moment that was met with loud cheers. Another stand out moment was Ellise’s performance of Dangerous Woman by Ariana Grande. Her setlist pulled from across her albums and EPs, with a strong focus on Pretty Evil and her forthcoming project.
Songs like 911, bite and Sexxxtapes, the title track of her upcoming album, stood out as some of the most celebrated performances of the night. Each track was met with enthusiastic singalongs, making the tour’s final show feel both powerful and emotional. The closing night served as a strong statement for what is next in her career, leaving fans excited for the new era ahead. Make sure to follow both Ellise and Meg Smith on their socials to keep up with their future projects.
