What better way to start off a new month than a Kip Moore Concert? NYC country music fans gathered to start their December on the right note! The concert was held at Terminal 5 and was packed with a lively crowd ready for Kip Moore’s return to the city.

The evening started off with the up and coming female trio Runaway June. Their set included their debut single “Lipstick”. “If you’re gonna love somebody / yeah you better love somebody / who ruins your lipstick not your mascara.” What a great anthem to get the evening started!

Next up was Jon Pardi in his cowboy hat and boots. Jon put on a great performance and his set included his fun hit single “Head Over Boots”.

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As the lights went down, the crowd’s spirit grew as they waited for Kip to hit the stage. He started off the night with “Lipstick”. Of course once he hit the lyrics NEW YORK CITY in the song, the crowd went wild.  His set list included “Beer Money,” “Wild Ones”, “Come and Get It”, “Backseat”, “I’m to Blame”, and “Magic”. While performing, Kip definitely gave the crowd some of his own magic. He slowed down the night and sang “Pretty Girl” which is so beautiful.

We loved that Kip played “Complicated” as a special request from a couple who told him that song saved their marriage!

Along with his original music, he covered Jimmy Eat World’s “In The Middle” and David Lee Murphy’s “Dust on the Bottle”.

The last song of the evening was “Fly Again” which was the perfect ending of a great night. “I’m gonna say goodbye to you tonight So long old friend I’m gonna fly again”.

With a big grin on his face and a never-ending energy all night long, it is very apparent that Kip truly enjoys being on stage and performing for his fans.

We are already looking forward to the next time Kip is back in town!

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