Downed power lines and trees also forced roads to close in several communities in central and upstate New York, the state’s department of transportation said in a tweet. New outlets across the region showed video footage and photographs of snow-covered trees and power lines toppled across roadways and sidewalks.
“Ongoing heavy, wet snow and high winds have caused widespread and significant damage throughout portions of Central, Eastern and Northern New York,” it said. National Grid, a power company in New York, said in a statement that crews were out assessing and repairing the damage. Another 32,000 power company customers in Maine and Vermont were also without electricity, reported. The storm left more than 190,000 homes and businesses in New York state and another 47,000 in Pennsylvania without power as of Tuesday afternoon. The storm was expected to dump another few inches of snow in Pennsylvania, Vermont and New York as it tapered off on Tuesday afternoon after producing 6 to 12 inches (15-30 cm) of snow and winds of more than 50 miles per hour overnight and during the morning, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.
Her last song was her most popular, a song called “One More Weekend.” Originally released as a single in 2020, it is now on her Strangers For ever EP.(Reuters) – More than a quarter of a million homes and businesses in Northeast United States were without power on Tuesday after a spring storm packing powerful winds and heavy, wet snow swept across the region. Everyone danced wildly, jumping along in the same way as Maude was. Read Waiting For Superman (Daughtry) from the story Song Lyrics by RefinedRoyalty (Professional Wannabe) with 33 reads. Are not saying Can we see beyond the scars And make it to the dawn Change the colors of the sky And open up to The ways you made me feel alive The ways I loved you For all the things that never died To make it through the night. The crowd cheered for Maude to come back before she eventually did to play her last two songs. Shadows fill an empty heart As love is fading From all the things that we are. To build up anticipation for the encore, she stopped the crowd, brought them to silence, and led them in three deep breaths before walking off the stage. Hailing from New York, she spoke about how fans wanted her to play a bigger venue as this show was one of the sold-out stops on her short tour. Maude was excited to be this well received by the fans in Boston, as they were seeing her. This is when the bouquet of flowers was handed over.
The excitement came to a peak as a new unreleased song, “Trees,” was played. She danced around the stage making the venue feel much bigger than it was, leading the crowd who were singing along with their arms waving to her newest single “Lola.” Released only a week ago, it was impressive seeing how well the crowd knew the lyrics already. She went straight into the next two songs, “Superfruit” followed by “Lovesick” from her 2019 Starsick EP. The crowd fully focused now as Maude looked natural up on the stage for her first tour. She opened her set with the song “Furniture,” which happens to be the opening song from her well-received 2021 EP Strangers Forever. The crowd wanted more at the end of Raffaella’s which is exactly where they should be after the opener.Īs good as the opener was, Maude Latour needed to come out strong. After this was said, a fan in the front row reached up and handed her a rose, and with the biggest smile got right into the last song. Before the last song, her advice to the crowd was, “I used to kiss my friend a lot. This song is about a guy and a girl being together and how he misses her and he always come back to her every time they break up or towards a friend how they hurt you but you still forgive them and you come crawling back to them. The two got the crowd really into the vibe of the whole show, singing along, smiling, laughing. Raffaella was wearing a Reptar shirt, conveying exactly what type of set this was going to be – fun, and exciting. A solo artist, backed by her one-person band, proved just how enthusiastic the crowd was as they cheered both of their names. Soon after the crowd settled in the opening act, Raffaella, came out. As the doors opened, people flocked to the front of the stage, but the stage is a perfect height for the view to be unobstructed, regardless of the height of the people around. A fitting venue for Maude Latour, an artist on her first headlining tour, especially with a sell-out crowd. Though it’s located in Cambridge, Sonia is known as one of Boston’s most intimate venues for touring acts. You could hear conversations about the opening act and people showing each other the bouquets of flowers they brought to give to both Maude Latour and Raffaella. Standing outside of Sonia nightclub, you could feel the crowd’s excitement build as it got closer to door time. Maude Latour, an up-and-coming indie pop artist, gets the crowd excited during the Boston stop of her East Coast tour.
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