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[ATTENDED: September 28, 2025] Peach PRC-–All Things Go [Day 3]

After Alemeda, Peach PRC came out.

I had never heard of her.  Obviously, I knew about the rapper Peaches, but this was not her.  I also didn’t understand what the PRC was all about.  (It’s an abbreviation for Porcelain which she felt was too long to type out on social media, huh).

She’s an Australian pop singer and I’m kind of blown away how many Australians play this festival (and how popular so many Australian bands are here…  I’m delighted).

So Peach PRC is a pure pop singer.  She was on stage with just her and a guitarist–the rest of the music was on backing tracks.  And her guitarist shredded like crazy–tons of energy, bouncing around–a perfect complement.

She had some kind of shiny material that she was dancing around with.  For another she she played the whole thing on one of those little laptop sized electronic musical instruments, which was adorable, but also kind of weird because she was dressed skimpily and had this little thing on her lap.

I really enjoyed her set–fun bouncy music.  Loved You Before was really sweet.

And then she did what she is known for–a pole dance. The pole had been on the stage the whole time.  The song started.  I didn’t know it but it is apparently TRNDSTTR by Black Coast.  And indeed, she sang the song while spinning around on a pole.  A weird gimmick to be sure, but really fun to watch.

She ended with a great song God is a Freak, a really funny song that was super catchy as well.

Listen, I’m just confused
With the work that he’s doing
And I mean this respectfully

So yeah overall her set was a ton of fun and I was glad to have seen it.  Not exactly my musical scene, but totally memorable.

1. Blondes µ
2. Sweet n’ Low Ω
3. Loved You Before ≅
4. Perfect For You ≅
5. TRNDSTTR – (Black Coast feat. M. Maggie (Lucian Remix) cover–with pole dance)
6. Forever Drunk ½
7. God Is A Freak ∇

Ω single (2025)
≅ Manic Dream Pixie EP (2023)
½ single (2022)
∇Music Is Universal: Manic Dream Pixie Pride (2022)
µ single (2019)