Our Last Night in Sacramento

Our Last Night have announced that they will be stepping away from touring once their “The Final Tour’ wraps up September 2025. For their final tour, Our Last Night is supported by Wind Walkers and Grayscale. As the band announced their tour dates, they released the following statement:

“In 2004, Matt and I started OLN at just 10 and 15 years old, playing local shows around New England. A few years later, Tim joined the band, we signed a record deal and began touring 8–10 months out of the year. Before any of us turned 21, we had already seen more of the world than most people do in a lifetime. What started as two brothers jamming in their mom’s basement became something we had only dreamed of.

Along the way, we’ve met incredible people and formed lifelong friendships. The memories we’ve made touring the world are ones we’ll carry with us forever.

Fast forward to 2025—we’re now husbands and fathers. And it’s clearer than ever that Our Last Night isn’t our entire identity. What matters most is being present for our families—showing up for birthdays, anniversaries, school plays, sports games, and all the everyday moments that shape our kids’ lives.

We’re not done making music—but this summer’s tour will be the last ever Our Last Night tour. The Final Tour.

To the fans – None of this happens without you. Thank you for showing up, time and time again. We appreciate each and every one of you.”
— Trevor, Matt & Tim

Our Last Night is known for their various covers from Gracie Abrams, Morgan Wallen, JVKE, Teddy Swims, etc. so they’ve drawn in a very diverse crowd of music listeners. “The Final Tour” takes place at Sacramento’s newest venue, Channel 24 but it’s a pretty hot night here in Sacramento- but hey! at least it’s a Friday night!

Massachusetts very own Wind Walkers takes stage, and this Sacramento crowd begins to dance, mosh, and crowd surf within the first few minutes of their set. This was my first time seeing and hearing of Wind Walkers but man this band is fun! In 2013, they released their breakout album “What If I Break?“ and it’s a perfect blend of post-metal and hardcore- definitely worth a spin! Check out Wind Walkers on the remaining “The Final Tour” and if you’re heading to Japan in October, they’ll be supporting I See Stars on their international tour.

Next up, we have Philly’s very own Grayscale! If you know me, you know how much I love this band. On January 31st, 2025, Grayscale released their fifth studio album The Hart. The Hart is a personal album for bandmembers which entails songs varying from parents, relationships, grandparents, loss, and forgiveness. Leading up to their album release, they began anticipation when they released “Not Afraid to Die” in 2023 which was then followed by “Summer Clothes” in 2024. The announcement for a new album was a slow burn but it was worth the wait.

Grayscale opened up this warm summer night with “Kept Me Alive” which is one of my favorite songs off of The Hart. As the crowd draws in, so do the crowd surfers, mosh pits, and balcony vibes. Their set is beautifully complimented with blue, purple, orange, and teal lighting which describes the setlist for the East Coast band.

I’ve seen Grayscale numerous times throughout the years and this is by far the best performance I’ve seen. Lead singer, Colin, has been more stoic in past performances but he was incredibly vibrant this time around. He had great crowd engagement, was dancing, and looked a lot more confident and at ease this time around. I think Grayscale found their sound which was expressed throughout remaining members. Make sure to catch Grayscale on the remaining tour, they put on a great performance and the setlist is killer!

Check out the gallery below from Friday night!