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Boy band Big Time Rush on stage Big Time Rush on stage at Merriweather. Photo by Evan Kim.

Big Time Rush Transports Audiences at Merriweather Throwback Concert

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July 17, 2023 @ 12:00pm | Evan Kim

Check out our recap of Nickelodeon boy band Big Time Rush’s unforgettable throwback concert at Merriweather on July 14. 


An electrifying energy permeated the air at Merriweather Post Pavilion as fans gathered to watch Big Time Rush, the famed American boy band who captivated millions with their Nickelodeon television series. The band visited Merriweather on July 14 as part of their Can’t Get Enough Tour.

Audience watching Big Time Rush

Crowd at Big Time Rush. Photo by Evan Kim.

As the lights faded, a tidal wave of anticipation surged through the crowd, igniting an explosive eruption of excitement. The energy in the venue skyrocketed as Big Time Rush burst onto the stage with “Can’t Get Enough.”

It was clear from the beginning that this was going to be a memorable night.

James Maslow, Kendall Schmidt, Carlos Pena Vega and Logan Henderson exuded a charismatic presence that immediately captivated the audience. Their harmonies were flawless, showcasing their growth as vocalists and performers since their television days.

Big Time Rush on stage. Photo by Evan Kim.

Big Time Rush on stage. Photo by Evan Kim.

The quartet effortlessly commanded the stage, demonstrating their natural chemistry and undeniable talent. It was clear that they were not simply going through the motions but were genuinely thrilled to be back performing together.

The set list was a carefully curated mix of their greatest hits and newer material, pleasing both longtime fans and those who were just discovering their music. Songs like “Windows Down,” “Worldwide” and “Til I Forget About You” ignited a wave of nostalgia, transporting the audience back to the heyday of Big Time Rush. Each song was greeted with immense applause and enthusiastic sing-alongs, creating an environment of pure happiness and unity.

As the night drew to a close, Big Time Rush delivered an encore that left the crowd euphoric and craving more. The familiar melody of “Boyfriend” filled the air, prompting an explosive response from the audience.

Big Time Rush. Photo by Evan Kim.

Big Time Rush. Photo by Evan Kim.

The band poured their hearts into the performance, leaving no doubt that they still possessed the same passion and dedication that made them a household name.

The Big Time Rush “Can’t Get Enough Tour” at Merriweather Post Pavilion was a triumph. It showcased the band’s growth as artists, their unwavering talent and their ability to connect with fans on a deeply personal level. The concert was a magical journey through time, transporting everyone back to a period filled with youthful exuberance and infectious pop anthems. It was a night of pure nostalgia leaving everyone in attendance with a renewed appreciation for the beloved boy band.

Big Time Rush drummer Jordan Plosky. Photo by Evan Kim.

Big Time Rush drummer Jordan Plosky. Photo by Evan Kim.

Merriweather Post Pavilion: 10475 Little Patuxent Pkwy. Columbia, MD; merriweathermusic.com // @merriweatherpp

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Evan Kim

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