CAAMP Delivers Soulful Folk-Rock Performance at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park

By Molly Foster

Photo Credit: @mfoster_photo

BOSTON — On June 15, 2025, the folk-rock band CAAMP captivated a sold-out crowd at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park during their second of two weekend performances. The state-of-the-art venue, opened in 2022, elevated the experience with its modern design, accommodating staff, and prime location near Fenway Park. The hall’s exterior, framed by the iconic green Boston Red Sox sign, set a quintessential Boston backdrop for an unforgettable evening. Inside, the general admission floor pulsed with excitement, while the two tiers of seating provided clear sightlines for all attendees.

Whitney Sets the Stage with Mellow Folk Vibes

The night kicked off with opener Whitney, a six-piece Chicago-based band known for their warm, introspective folk sound. Featuring trumpet, keys, guitar, and frontman Julien Ehrlich’s vocals from behind the drum kit, Whitney’s laid-back set included favorites like “No Woman” and “Golden Days.” Their rich, layered melodies, paired with a captivating lighting design, created a cozy ambiance that resonated with the audience, earning them new fans. The performance perfectly primed the crowd for the headlining act.

CAAMP’s Energetic Set Ignites the Crowd

CAAMP took the stage 20 minutes ahead of schedule, diving into a dynamic mix of introspective folk and high-energy rock. Led by frontman Taylor Meier, the five-piece band—featuring stand-up bass, banjo, and keys—delivered a seamless performance with minimal banter, letting their music speak. The crowd, spanning all ages, danced and sang along, fueled by CAAMP’s signature “granola” energy and the infectious enthusiasm of the audience. Sporting Red Sox caps and a foam finger as a nod to their Fenway experience the previous night, the band connected deeply with the Boston crowd.

Their setlist blended covers, unreleased tracks, and fan favorites, evoking the nostalgic feel of road trips and campfires. From soulful ballads to upbeat anthems, CAAMP maintained an electric atmosphere throughout, showcasing why they’re a standout in the folk-rock genre.

A Night of Folk-Rock Mastery

From Whitney’s atmospheric opening to CAAMP’s vibrant headlining performance, the concert was a masterclass in folk-rock storytelling. The MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park proved an ideal setting, combining modern acoustics with Boston’s historic charm. CAAMP’s tour continues through September 2025 with various openers, offering more chances to experience their soulful, curated sound. For fans seeking an authentic folk-rock concert experience, CAAMP is a must-see act.

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