The perfect location for a concert, on a beach in Oceanside, California. That’s where the Nissan Super Girl Surf Pro event took place along with the Nissan Concert Series. Artists such as Natasha Bedingfield, Austin Mahone, James Maslow, Meg Donnelly, Sky Katz, Kim Petras, Hey Violet, Stephen Puts and more.
The first big day on Saturday had Stephen Puth perform his songs such as “Half Gone,” and his recent single “Look Away” as well as a cover Niall Horan’s song “Slow Hands.” His performance proved that he is definitely following the foot steps of his brother Charlie Puth and will for sure be on the charts soon.
Probably the big performer of the day was Kim Petras, all the way up to when she got on stage, fans were chanting her name for her to come out as soon as possible. When Petras came out onto the stage, fans screamed. She performed her hits such as “Heart To Break” and more.
Ending the day on Saturday was a true legend, everyone who grew up in the early 2000’s and late 90’s knows this person. Natasha Bedingfield closed out the set with her iconic songs that had everyone in a mood such as her song “Pocketful of Sunshine” and her iconic song “Unwritten,” which made everyone feel their inner selfs come out of their shells, definitely a mood booster.
The second day, Sunday, had some big names as well. James Maslow performed, which had fan girls flipping out, especially when Maslow performed a medley of Big Time Rush hits. Maslow also performed his new songs such as “Delirious” and “Love U Sober.”
Closing off the whole concert series was a surprise guest that was announced only the day before. Austin Mahone, who was the surprise guest, had fans come out in numbers only after a day of announcing it. Mahone came out performing his hit song “Mmm Yeah” featuring Pitbull. Mahone also got the crowd moving to his new songs “Dancing with Nobody” and “Why Don’t We.”
Overall the concert series was full of nostalgic moments and fun times. If you’re in the area next summer for the event make sure to attend the free concert!
