Photos of the concert at the bottom <3
The cowboys in the venue next door must’ve had FOMO with Gabrielle Grace and little image performing just a wall away.
She’s from Nashville, but she’s performing in Kansas. Indie-Folk artist Gabrielle Grace opened the show with a stellar performance. Her electric and lively tones brought the crowd together. Performing with Sam Cambell, Adam Elizarraz, and Jefferson Rinck (Drums, Guitar, and Bass respectively).
The four of them took sentimental music and brought the crowd together with their newly released ear-worm: No Harm Done (2026). The only gripe to be had was that we didn’t hear her play all night long.
little image makes big music. That’s the tagline. This underground alt-rockpop band has been going straight for ~10 years now. Jackson Simmons and Brandon Walters, supported by Sebastian (?) and Joey Sardella (Vocals, Bass, Drums, Guitar respectively). The supporting players come after the bands long-time drummer, Troy Bruner, announced his departure from the band.
Bittersweetly, the band continued to rock. They spun synth-forward beats into head banging—a modern boogie; and boy, did the crowd boogie—they performed hits from their newest album KILL THE GHOST (2026).
The crowd was electric. One moment that was exceptionally funny was when Jackson, the lead, jumped into the crowd; Personally, I was expecting something akin to a mosh pit to form. But in actuality, the crowd just formed a circle around him, smiling, until he went back on stage.
Albeit, a wonderful performance from both bands, setting the tone for a fantastic tour.
Written by Mason Seaberg
Gabrielle Grace Setlist:
losing it
Best Joke
Both Ways
Make it up as i go (unreleased)
never or now (unreleased)
No Harm Done
it’s not that i hate you
little image Setlist:
NOVOCAINE
RUN FOR FOREVER
BLUE
DON’T MATTER
THE PRESSURE
SHOTS I’M NOT CALLING
LUNGS BURN
THAT’S LIFE
OUT OF MY MIND
EASY TO LOVE
THE NARCOLEPTIC
MAKEUP
Bottles
THE REAPER
KILL THE GHOST
