Tame Impala brought out BLACKPINK’s JENNIE during the second of two nights at Boston’s TD Garden on the “Deadbeat Tour” to perform their “Dracula” remix, which landed Kevin Parker his first-ever Billboard Hot 100 entry earlier this year.
Tame Impala and JENNIE performed the “Dracula” remix, marking the debut live performance of the song. JENNIE hit the stage on Wednesday, July 29th, in a slinky black dress befitting the song’s vampiric theme, looking especially glamorous opposite Kevin Parker, who was clad in a modest white T-shirt and extremely comfortable-looking pants.
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The North American leg of the “Deadbeat Tour” will continue through Nashville, Seattle, Vancouver, Denver, Dallas, and more before ending in Houston on September 20th. Fans can look for deals and sold-out tickets here.
The performance of the “Dracula” remix was a highlight of the night, with JENNIE and Kevin Parker delivering a memorable show. The song’s success has been a significant milestone for Tame Impala, with the “Dracula” remix marking Kevin Parker’s first-ever Billboard Hot 100 entry.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Tame Impala and JENNIE on the “Dracula” remix has been a major success, and the live performance at Boston’s TD Garden was a thrilling experience for fans. With the “Deadbeat Tour” continuing across North America, fans can look forward to more exciting performances from Tame Impala and potentially more special guest appearances like JENNIE.
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