Young Miko plays sold-out Intuit Dome show on Late Checkout Tour
The Puerto Rican artist performed songs from Do Not Disturb, brought out Destin Conrad and thanked the Inglewood audience during an emotional moment.
Young Miko played a sold-out show at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, on Saturday, October 17, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Late Checkout Tour stop brought songs from her album Do Not Disturb and earlier collaborations to a large Los Angeles-area audience, with a guest appearance and a personal message from the Puerto Rican artist.
The Hollywood Reporter said the show was listed to begin at 8 p.m. and Young Miko took the stage more than an hour later. The crowd cheered as she opened with “El intro” and “What’s Ur Vibe?” The report described the performance as part of her first global headlining arena tour.
Songs and guests at Young Miko’s Intuit Dome show
The set included “Meiomi,” “Likey Likey,” “Algo casual” and “Ojalá,” along with “Sin Pausa” and “MADRE,” The Hollywood Reporter reported. She also performed “COLMILLO,” “Chulo pt.2,” “CLASSY 101,” “FINA” and “WASSUP.” Together, the selections gave the crowd a mix of solo songs and collaborations rather than a performance limited to the new album.
Destin Conrad appeared for their collaboration “no debo :(,” according to the concert report. During “Sin Pausa,” Young Miko invited an audience member to sit at the end of the catwalk, turning one song into a direct interaction with a fan in the arena.
Midway through the concert, Young Miko became tearful and described an “I made it” moment, The Hollywood Reporter said. Speaking in Spanish, she told the audience she had spent the year traveling and getting to know new crowds, and thanked them for supporting her. The moment placed the Inglewood stop within a year of performances before audiences beyond her home market.
Where the Late Checkout Tour goes next
Live Nation announced the Late Checkout Tour in April as a 31-date itinerary across 11 countries, with the October 17 Intuit Dome show among its scheduled stops. Its announcement listed Phoenix for October 18, the next scheduled date after Inglewood. That itinerary provides the wider tour context for the concert, while the account of what happened inside Intuit Dome comes from The Hollywood Reporter.
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Sources and context
- Young Miko Gets Flirty With L.A. During Her Late Checkout TourThe Hollywood Reporter
- Young Miko Announces the “Late Checkout Tour,” Solidifying Her Star Power with Her Most Ambitious Tour to DateLive Nation Entertainment
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