Madison Beer Concert Report

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Music Review: Madison Beer

I had recently attended a Madison Beer concert, located in San Francisco at the Swedish American Hall. Madison Beer is a 19 year old American singer that sings mainly pop music. The concert had lasted about an hour of her singing her top songs from her most recent album, “As She Pleases”. Some upbeat songs, some sad songs, and some with a mix of both. As the crowd was chanting, “Madison” for a good 10 minutes she had finally come out and the crowd went wild. She had started her show in San Francisco off with singing one of my favorite songs off her album, “HeartLess”. A more darker twist than what this artist is used to. It definitely has a meaning to her own personal life. This is one of many songs that

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