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Live Shots: Lights and TiLLie turn up Regency Ballroom

The Juno-winning artist and Warped Tour up-and-comer joined forces for an energetic night.

By Jon Bauer

Canadian alt-rock superstar Lights brought her “Baby I’m Back” tour to Regency Ballroom on April 6, with emotive indie-pop artist TiLLie in tow. A passionate crowd hungry for buoyant connection ate them up.

  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of TiLLie by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
  • Photo of Lights by Jon Bauer
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