Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, CA — October 23, 2025

The Band Camino lit up the Hollywood Palladium this week with a show that proved exactly why they’ve become one of indie rock’s most beloved modern staples. Celebrating nearly ten years as a band, the trio brought an energy that felt both seasoned and electric— the kind of show that turns nostalgia into something new.

From the first note, the crowd made it clear they were there to match the energy of every moment the band had to offer. Every lyric echoed back to the stage, not just from the band’s biggest hits but from their newest material too. The audience sang the fresh tracks with as much passion and volume as the songs that have defined the band’s decade-long run, a testament to how deeply The Band Camino’s music connects with listeners.

Midway through the set, they pulled out a few surprises, including a rare performance of “Get It Your Way,” a song not usually on the tour setlist. The room erupted again when they debuted fan-favorite unreleased track “After Thought,” a reminder that even the songs fans haven’t experienced officially already feel like solidified anthems. The band slowed things down for an intimate acoustic segment, opening with a stunning version of “Damaged” that had the entire Palladium swaying in time. A tour favorite moment also has included their acoustic cover of Justin Bieber’s “Daises.” Later, their live arrangement of “Haunted” hit with an intensity that shook the room — a standout moment that proved why it’s quickly becoming one of their most talked-about live tracks.

One of the night’s most powerful moments came during their latest single, “12:34,” when the band invited the audience to sing harmonies. The thousands of voices rising together turned the massive venue into a single, unified sound — a perfect reflection of the connection that’s kept The Band Camino growing for a decade strong. With a setlist that felt like a celebration of both past and future, The Band Camino’s Los Angeles show was more than just a concert — it was a full-circle moment for a band that’s turned heartfelt lyrics and addictive melodies into a pure form of connection.

Words & Photography: Victoria Alexis