Troye Sivan’s ‘Something to Give Each Other’ tour in Glasgow was nothing short of a euphoric celebration, showcasing his artistry in a compact, high-energy performance.
Performing on the opposite side of the globe from his hometown Australia on his world tour, Troye proves to be a force to be reckoned with in the pop scene.
With a shorter set lasting an hour and fifteen minutes, it’s safe to say himself and the dancers delivered. The show was a vibrant party, brimming with life and euphoria.
Opening with ‘Got Me Started’ Troye had the audience raving immediately. The show balanced high-energy anthems with emotional interludes, featuring songs like ‘Dance to This’ from his 2020 EP In A Dream. However, the standouts were from his Something to Give Each Other album, giving us moments like ‘One of Your Girls’ which perfectly demonstrated his star power through dancing and singing intensively, simultaneously.
With a predictable encore performing his modern camp classic ‘Rush’, the atmosphere never dropped for a second, and Troye’s stardom became cemented in the arena.
It did feel the setlist could have been a little longer, but with a limited discography, Troye offered sex, sweat, and vocals, making it a night to remember.
Review written by Lucy Clark
Photos by Kate Ferrier
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