Colours and Andy Black Do Not Disappoint

By Alyssa Robbins


After about an hour of hearing the crowd scream, “Andy! Andy! Andy!” on Saturday May 28th the crowd was not disappointed when the opener, Colours went on. Colours was definitely a hard opener to beat. They got everyone up and dancing with their electronic, R&B rock sound. Colours is a two-man band. The singer is Kyle Tamo, who was even nice enough to let me interview him (see below) and Morgan Alley, the drummer.

Even though the opener was so amazing and got the crowd up and moving, the headliner, Andy Black performed his heart out. He did not let down any fans. It was totally worth the wait.

Black opened with the song Stay Alive, closed with They don’t need to Understand, and had an encore with We don’t have to Dance.

Both bands were very thankful for everyone coming out. They thanked everyone after each song and were able to tell a joke in between, too.

Colours and Andy Black were both breathtaking. I can’t wait to see both of them again in concert.

Interview with Kyle Tamo 

Q: What is it like touring with Andy Black?

A: Intense

Q: What is your favorite song on your album Ivory?

A: Probably-That’s tough. The song Gone.

Q: What do you like about touring and meet and greets?

A: This. [Meeting fans and doing interviews.]

Q: How did you and your band meet?

A: I lived in Connecticut. When I went to Florida, I met Morgan. We met from mutual friends.

Q: Why, how, and when did you start singing?

A: I starting singing from chores. I would mow the lawn and sing. I didn’t want anyone to hear me.

Q: When did you decide to be in a band?

A: 2005. Yeah, it was a long time ago.

Q: When did you realize this wasn’t a dream, it was a reality?

A: I don’t know if I realized it yet. It’s still a dream. I don’t know if I ever will.