Arriving at the Level 69 venue around 9:30 pm, I was warmly welcomed by Sleek and soon enough we started an interview. Some minutes later, the lights dimmed and we all erupted in cheers as Sleek took the stage.
by Ira Bunia
photos and videos by Ira Bunia
From the very first notes of “Tell Me”, off their album “Still Hurts”, it was evident that the band was in top form. The sound quality was excellent, ensuring that every riff, drum beat and vocal melody resonated through the venue with clarity.
Sleek treated the crowd to an extensive set list, performing almost all the tracks from “Still Hurts”. High-energy rock anthems, melodic ballads and intense heavy metal tracks kept the audience engaged and excited throughout the night. Each song was delivered with passion, demonstrating the band’s dedication to their craft and their fans.
Adding to the thrill of the night were the covers that Sleek masterfully infused with their own style. “Danger Zone” (Kenny Loggins) ignited the audience, bringing an extra wave of excitement. And Level 69 exploded with a rock rendition of Tina Turner’s classic hit, “The Best.”
The atmosphere was electric, and Sleek’s energy was contagious. Each band member gave their all, pouring heart and soul into their performance. Their connection with the audience was undeniable, and it was clear that both the band and the fans shared an immersive experience.
Sleek once again proved their ability to deliver a fascinating live show, leaving fans exhilarated and eagerly awaiting their next performance. If this concert was any indication, the future looks incredibly bright for Sleek.
