BENEE at The Fonda Theatre
The Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA | April 3rd, 2026
Photographed and written by Delyla Carline
Benee’s music has always felt like a reflection of her personality, playful, a little chaotic, and effortlessly honest, and her live show carried that same energy from start to finish. The moment she opened with “Sad Boiii,” the entire room shifted. The crowd immediately came alive, and it was clear within seconds that this was going to be one of those nights you feel more than you watch.
The bass filled the venue in a way that felt immersive rather than overwhelming. It settled into your chest and stayed there, grounding every song while still leaving space for her voice to float over it. There was something electric about the way the room moved together, like everyone had silently agreed to let go at the same time.
Songs like “Princess,” “Green Honda,” and “Underwater” turned the set into something that felt less like a performance and more like a party where everyone is invited.
When she played “Glitter” and “Supalonely,” the energy peaked. In between songs, she took time to acknowledge fans, accepting gifts and interacting with the crowd in a way that felt genuine and grounded. Her gratitude never felt performative, it felt real, like she was just as present in the moment as everyone else in the room. It was Benee’s word and we were all in it.
