Alexander Stewart’s final tour stop touched down in Los Angeles on Saturday, April 4, at Pacific Electric. The show felt like both a celebration and a goodbye, and he gave everything he had to it.
From the first note, it was clear this wasn’t going to be a phoned-in final show. Even as he openly acknowledged he was losing his voice, Alexander delivered a performance that somehow made that vulnerability part of the magic. If anything, it added texture and rawness that pulled the audience in even closer.
Vocally, he was still nothing short of incredible. His voice moved effortlessly between low and high registers, carrying both power and fragility in a way that felt deeply human.
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We could hear the strain at moments, but instead of taking away from the performance, it made every note feel earned. Plus, there was the fact that the crowd was singing along to every note. With 40-plus shows, he fully earned that.
Alexander is known for his emotional love songs. The rawness he brings to his music is storytelling through song at its greatest form. And after seeing him multiple times in the past, this performance was somehow even better than the last.
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Beyond his vocals, Alexander’s musicianship elevated the entire set. He seamlessly moved between guitar and piano, shifting the energy of the room with each transition. Whether he was at the keys for a stripped-back moment or standing with his guitar for something more anthemic, he held complete command of the stage. He even dropped down to crowd level for a moment.
And yet, through it all, it was clear: his voice is his true instrument. The way he bends emotion into melody, stretching from quiet, intimate lows to soaring highs, is what makes his performances unforgettable.
He is still such an underrated talent and voice in this industry, but we’re hoping that changes soon, because a voice like this deserves to sell out arenas. He has that special something that’s otherwise missing among the male pop stars in 2026.
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By the end of the night, it didn’t feel like a tour closing; it felt like a full-circle moment. Imperfect in the most beautiful way, and a reminder that sometimes the most powerful performances are the ones where the artist leaves everything on stage.
We could tell how emotional he was to be closing this chapter, but it only means that bigger and better things are on the horizon. We’re proud to claim we’ve been day-one Alexander Stewart fans.
For even more on the shows that wowed us this month, click HERE to read our review of Nessa Barrett at the Hollywood Masonic Lodge.
