REVIEW: Love is in the Air: Suki Waterhouse Makes Atlanta Swoon with her Loveland Tour
The singer's latest tour gives vintage vibes at Coca-Cola Roxy
On September 29, Suki Waterhouse brought her "Loveland" tour to Atlanta and took over the Coca-Cola Roxy. The night featured romantic indie-pop sounds, cute looks, and interactions with her fans. Waterhouse performed songs from her newly released album Loveland, as well as hits from her previous albums.
As usual, the stage decoration perfectly fit the atmosphere of the album. Thus, dreamy and cinematic vibes were created when the singer switched from energetic songs to calmer tracks. Suki Waterhouse changed outfits several times (a standard feature of her shows), playing a bit with a vintage look.
The performance included the opening song "Supersad," followed by "Tiny Raisin," "OMG," "Morals," "Back in Love," "Jukebox," and "Happy With It."
Waterhouse is an artist of many genres–she can perform indie rock, pop, and even more minimalistic songs. This night was another step in the development of her discography.
Suki’s third studio album, Loveland, was released in July 2026 and consists of 14 tracks. It is all about changes, love, identity, and becoming a new you. She collaborated with many artists and writers, including Amy Allen, Aaron Dessner, Dan Wilson, and rock legend Mick Fleetwood (who plays drums in “Morals”).
The following songs that appeared on the album were among the highlights of the Atlanta performance: "Back in Love," "Notting Hill," "Puppy Dog Eyes," "When I Get Drunk (I Want You Boy)," "Loveland," and "Weirdo." The song "Weirdo" became one of the most memorable moments of the night, due to the personal aspect of the show that it provided.
There is a moment when Suki affectionately christens a “Crowd Weirdo" with a gift and a crown. For the Atlanta performance, the gift was a signed Coca-Cola can, a cheeky nod to the city’s iconic soda and the Roxy’s namesake.
Atlanta also received an encore in which Waterhouse sang "Seasons" for the first time. She gave one of the first opportunities for the crowd to listen to this song on the Loveland tour. Finally, she ended the show with "Model, Actress, Whatever."
However, for me, the experience went far beyond the simple pleasure of attending yet another concert. It was definitely a complete “circle of life” moment for me. The first time I held my digital camera and used it was when I attended Suki Waterhouse’s 2024 show, where I took some photos and shared them. After two years, having the chance to take photos professionally seemed almost surreal. It was great to return to a Suki Waterhouse concert with a professional camera at my disposal and see how quickly everything could change.
To Suki Waterhouse and her team, thank you from the bottom of my heart for this amazing opportunity.
Article and photos by Noah De Los Rios. Please credit @noahgotaphotopass or @art.seen.atl if reposting on social media.
