Photo of Waylon Wyatt by Paul Liggett
The Pageant in the Delmar Loop was filled with excitement on October 8, 2026, as fans gathered to see the young country singer Waylon Wyatt take the stage. Before the headliner brought the crowd to life, opening act Tristan Trincado set the tone for the night with a performance that was both personal and emotional.
Trincado kicked off his set with his song “Murder,” introducing the audience to his sound and songwriting style. Between songs, he shared that The Pageant was the biggest venue he had ever played, giving the performance a special meaning. He connected with the audience, especially when he spoke about the importance of mental health. He explained that it was something he cared deeply about and even mentioned that he responds to his direct messages, showing his desire to connect with fans beyond the stage.
Throughout his set, Trincado performed songs featuring lyrics about heartbreak, disappointment, and personal struggles. Lines such as “What’s the point of keeping me around just to let me down” and “Leave your glass half full on the table” highlighted his emotional music. He also gave the audience a taste of what is to come by announcing that a new song would be released next month. To round out his performance, he sang a cover of Ole 60’s “Say the Word,” adding variety to his set while giving the audience another glimpse of his musical influences.
After Trincado’s opening, anticipation grew as the crowd waited for the headliner. When Waylon Wyatt finally took the stage, he was met with a wave of screams and cheers from excited fans.
Wyatt performed songs including “Without You,” “Copperhead Road,” and “Box of Bones,” giving fans a chance to sing along and enjoy his performance. The crowd’s enthusiastic reaction made it clear that his appearance was the night’s highlight.
Overall, the concert offered a memorable night of live music, pairing Tristan Trincado’s vulnerable, personal songwriting with the excitement surrounding Waylon Wyatt’s headlining set. Together, the two artists made for an exciting night of music in the Delmar Loop. | Paul Liggett
