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Timberlake takes back the night
Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids brought "crowd surfing" to a new level.
Multi-colored laser beams gleamed throughout the arena as Timberlake and his crew opened the show with "Pusher Love Girl" and danced across the stage to popular tracks, such as "Summer Love," "Rock Your Body," and "My Love."
After the show's ten-minute intermission, the stage rose and swiftly surfed above the dazzled crowd as the pop star performed his latest dance tracks "Let the Groove Get In" and "Take Back the Night" from his 20/20 Experience album.
The show's two and a half hour set ended with his triple-platinum chart topper "Mirrors."
From the warped, surrealist video montages to the shifting stage and acoustic and piano solos, Timberlake's show was an “out-of-this-world” experience.
- Concert: Justin Timberlake
- Seats: 8th row (and center) from the stage (row h, seats 3 and 4)
- Date: November 30
- Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas
Here's something you might be interested in.
Timberlake takes back the night
Timberlake takes back the night
Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids brought "crowd surfing" to a new level.
Multi-colored laser beams gleamed throughout the arena as Timberlake and his crew opened the show with "Pusher Love Girl" and danced across the stage to popular tracks, such as "Summer Love," "Rock Your Body," and "My Love."
After the show's ten-minute intermission, the stage rose and swiftly surfed above the dazzled crowd as the pop star performed his latest dance tracks "Let the Groove Get In" and "Take Back the Night" from his 20/20 Experience album.
The show's two and a half hour set ended with his triple-platinum chart topper "Mirrors."
From the warped, surrealist video montages to the shifting stage and acoustic and piano solos, Timberlake's show was an “out-of-this-world” experience.
- Concert: Justin Timberlake
- Seats: 8th row (and center) from the stage (row h, seats 3 and 4)
- Date: November 30
- Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas