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by deb on 9/29/26Lincoln Theatre - Washingtonfirst time at this venue and it was great! love ticket master so much

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For nearly a decade, GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Ryan Beatty has reinvented himself time and time again, traversing the spectrum of the pop world and beyond. He continues to push the envelope with his highly anticipated fourth album, Sweet Fortune, out June 26 via Atlantic Records, co-produced by Beatty and frequent collaborator Ethan Gruska. Sweet Fortune expands upon the sound of Ryan's past releases, creating a genre-defying body of work that feels truly timeless.
Beatty is introducing the new era with single "Secret Language," a warm, sun-dappled track that captures the early, overwhelmed-yet-tentative moments of new love when you are afraid to say what you really mean.
First gaining notoriety for delivering hooks for artists like Brockhampton and Tyler, The Creator, Beatty soon garnered acclaim for the confessional indie-tinged pop of his 2018 debut Boy In Jeans. In 2020, a more heartbroken yet adventurous sophomore outing called Dreaming Of David followed. At the same time as Beatty was increasingly revered for his pop acumen in his work with other artists, his own music became searching, quieter, more reflective.
An initial trilogy of albums chronicling a journey of self-realization and artistic experimentation culminated in the pivotal Calico, on which Beatty found a new voice by returning to the formative influences of classic American songwriting. He also earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Variety, i-D, Billboard, FLAUNT, and more.
Amidst tours with Noah Kahan and Maggie Rogers, Beatty secretly worked on what would become Beyonce's blockbuster 2024 album Cowboy Carter, later winning an Album Of The Year Grammy for contributing four of its key tracks.
first time at this venue and it was great! love ticket master so much
I loved seeing Ryan! He has such an angelic voice, I was honestly crying the whole show. My only gripe was the seating, I didn’t understand why the reserved seats were not sold or why it was general admission for open seats. Even movies have picked seats, so that felt weird. Other than that, it was honestly the best concert that I’ve been too.
Both times i saw ryan he was fantastic, beautiful beyond words vocals and an enigmatic stage presence. I just hope he keeps touring and doesn’t do another hiatus after this tour!
Just saw Ryan live last night in Toronto & I had the time of my life!!! Getting to hear him perform live was a magical experience as his music means so much to me + his vocals are even better in person. He is an angel & I can only hope I am lucky enough to see him live again in the future :) 🪽🌟
I had never been to the Greek Theatre before, but Ryan Beatty is my favorite artist. I had an easy experience getting to the venue and the staff was extremely helpful and kind. Ryan put on the best show, and the fans in my section were all very kind. The merch stand was organized well, I left with a signed vinyl and a tour tee. I thought the setlist was amazing, and he sang every song so well. He added the best changes to the vocals, and sang with no backtrack. It made everything sound effortless and even more beautiful. I had the best time singing and clapping in the stands. I recommend one of his shows for someone who wants to have a good, relaxing time.
He went out on time at 9 PM and was off before 10:30 PM… Couldn’t really hear his voice well for the first few songs and then you could start to hear his voice better… Decent concert nothing special coming off of his Los Angeles show and then doing San Diego. It just seemed like it was less of a special event like he did in Los Angeles.
Ryan is truly one of the best artist I've seen live. His vocals and his overall dedication to his craft is insane. If I had the chance, I would attend more dates because you could not get tired of watching him sign live. I typically don't cry at concerts, but this is one of the rare ones. His lyricism and hearing it live is just so touching, and you need to hear live.
This was truly an amazing concert and experience. He sounds INCREDIBLE live and there was such a buzz of excitement and energy in the air. One of my top favorite artists of all time. He also had some fun banter and felt really engaged with the crowd which I loved, and it created a really positive and connected environment. The acoustics and lighting were great, set design, wonderful opener that definitely gained a new fan in me. I cannot recommend seeing him live enough! It was transcendent!
Been a fan for 12 years and my goodness he never disappointments. Worth the bus ticket, worth camping out. Love you ryan, anything for you ryan <3
Ryan is a once in lifetime songwriter and a vocalist with genuine intentions. His timidity is charming, because he is open to receiving from the audience. He has the kind of quiet presence that speaks very loudly. His band envelopes Beatty’s voice almost magically. They practically have their own thing going and it’s beautiful to watch them dialoguing with the music during the performances. The synergy between all members is very clear. It allows for Ryan’s talent to glow, even when he is off stage. His pianist is very charismatic. I thought that playing All By Myself was a clever touch to the set list. It added some humour and light heartedness. So thank you, for the whole night. I waited in line to be close enough to see his eyes whilst performing. He rarely opens them, but when he does and takes the time to look into the audience, so much tenderness is felt. Montréal and the Corona (now Beanfield) Theatre remember you.