Peking Duk’s energetic party tunes solid but short of spectacular
Peking Duk delivered a high-energy performance at Hordern Pavilion, showcasing their signature electronic dance music and nostalgic hits. While their enthusiasm and stage presence were strong, the repetitive nature of the synths and bass made the show feel monotonous over time. Guest appearances from Lucy Lucy and Ben Woolner added welcome variety but didn't elevate the overall experience to spectacular levels.
- ▪Peking Duk performed at Hordern Pavilion on May 15 to a lively crowd.
- ▪The duo played fan favorites like High and Take Me Over, as well as new tracks Forever and Thrills from their upcoming album Paradise.
- ▪Supporting acts Lucy Lucy and Ben Woolner joined them on stage, enhancing the performance with added dynamism.
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