Greta Van Fleet take to the stage and open their set with breakthrough hit "Highway Tune". From the very start, they are incredible. Frontman Josh Kiszka's vocals are insane, sounding exactly like they do on record.
With the band only having released 2017's "From The Fires" album so far, you might think they don't have enough material to fill their lengthy set, but they do it beautifully. "Edge Of Darkness" contains a massive guitar solo, which sees guitarist Jake Kiszka showing off his immense skill and playing a huge chunk of the solo with the guitar behind his head.
A highlight of the night comes when bassist Sam Kiszka takes on keyboard duties for the fantastic "You're The One" before the band launch into a blistering cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Evil". The onstage chat from Josh is good, interacting with the crowd and jokingly saying "so far so good, anybody need any champagne and caviar" before they play "Watching Over".
