Sony Kicks-Off ‘Lost In Music’ with Unforgettable L.A. Show Featuring Khalid, H.E.R., and London on Da Track

Ruben Perez Jr

Sony kicked-off the second installment of their ‘Lost In Music’ event in Los Angeles on January 19th at the Avalon in Hollywood.

The much-anticipated event featured performances from H.E.R., London on Da Track and Best New Artist GRAMMY nominee, Khalid. The Lost in Music experience enables fans to immerse themselves in music, enabled by the unique combination of music and Sony’s newest technologies.

London on Da Track (Photo: Sony, Twitter)

Sony invited us to cover the event and it was unforgettable, London on Da Track kicked-off the show with a high energy set that had everyone singing, dancing, and even raging. His set included hit singles “Whatever You On,” “Woke Up,” “No Flag,” and more.

 

 

 

H.E.R. (Photo: Sony, Twitter)

R&B songstress H.E.R. performed tracks off both her EP’s H.E.R. and H.E.R. Vol. 2 including “Focus,” “Every Kind of Word,” “My Song,” “Changes,” “Hopes Up,” “Best Part,” and even a cover of Kendrick Lamar’s “LOVE.” If you don’t know who H.E.R. is, we suggest you get familiarized with her music, you’ll be hearing quite a bit of her music in 2018.

 

 

 

Khalid (Photo: Sony, Twitter)

GRAMMY nominee and pop prodigy, Khalid took the stage and it was pandemonium, the energy he brought to every song he performed was amazing. He kicked-off his set with “American Teen” and delivered some awesome dance moves, his set also included Marshmello’s “Silence” which he’s featured on, “8Teen,” “Another Sad Love Song,” “Saved,” “Hopeless,” “Let’s Go,” “Angels” which he dedicated to his friend that was diagnosed with cancer and to anyone that was going through tough times.

 

Khalid even took some time to talk to the crowd he told everyone in attendance that he loves them and that we were all now friends. It was a massive love fest that ended with Khalid performing two of his biggest hits, GRAMMY-nominated single “Location,” and #1 anthem “Young Dumb & Broke.”

 

We tweeted it last night and we stand by it, Khalid will win the GRAMMY for Best New Artist, because he deserves it, he put on an incredible show that had everyone singing and dancing. Plus, he’s a great songwriter, his songs deliver powerful messages that both young and older fans can relate to. Even if he doesn’t take home the Best New Artist title, Khalid is a superstar.