An Evening With St. Lucia: Two Sets, No Opener

August 20, 2026 – Acclaimed synth-electro-pop duo St. Lucia played their penultimate show on tour in Dallas, TX at the Granada Theatre last night with their band and it was as immaculate as one would expect. From stage production to perfect musicianship, this is a night to be talked about for a long time. The vibes were set with low blue light and the most fog any concert goer has ever encountered. To paint the scene, there was so much fog, it was pouring out the front entrance to the venue and lasted the entire two hours. This made for some major dynamic visuals paired with the light production.

Set one opened with St. Lucia donned in bright orange jumpsuits setting the tone for the night with “Something’s In The Way,” “Pie In The Sky” and “Falling Asleep.” The crowd energy stepped up when the band played “All Eyes on You” with flashing lights and a jump off the drums. St. Lucia took a fifteen-minute intermission before returning in all white jumpsuits.

Set two kept the audience light on their feet dancing the night away starting with “In The Light” from the 2025 album “Fate Morgana: Dawn.” At one point, the entire band each had a mega-flashlight and staged an incredible light show. Singer Jean-Philip Grobler even jumped down to weave in and out of the sea of fans during “Love Somebody” to dance with everyone.

St. Lucia delivered performances of their best tunes while also making time for covers of “You Can Call Me Al” by Paul Simon and ZZ Top’s “Gimme All Your Lovin’” during their “encore.” Closing out their set was the duo’s mega-hit “Elevate” from their 2012 album “When The Night.” Everyone left the Granada drenched in sweat with smiles on their faces from dancing and singingtheir hearts out with St. Lucia.

Tour may be over but be sure to catch St. Lucia when they are back on the road. In the meantime, listen to the duo’s extraordinary sister albums “Fate Morgana: Dawn” and “Fate Morgana: Dusk.