On August 22nd, 2025, Wisp performed at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA, making this her second show on her ‘If Not Winter’ tour. Starting her music career only 2 years prior, Wisp rapidly rose in popularity with her debut single, “Your Face,” and led her to release her first studio album on August 1st, 2025. Supporting Wisp on the first leg of her tour are dream pop band Dream, Ivory, and hyperpop artist Aldn.
The night started right with Aldn performing first with enough high-energy to get the crowd roaring immediately, performing his most popular song to date, “icantbelieveiletyougetaway”. Aldn and his band continued to energize the audience for an incredible night.
Next up, Dream, Ivory gave a “fire” performance. Dream, Ivory continued the momentum from the previous set by playing fan favorite songs like “As I Say” and “Blue”. They also surprised the audience by playing 3 new songs off their newest album. Halfway through the set, the fire alarm suddenly went off, causing a slight disruption in the vibes. But Dream, Ivory didn't break a sweat and immediately got the audience hyped again by playing their hit song, “Welcome and Goodbye.”
Finally, with fans patiently waiting for Wisp to come on stage, fans were presented with a mysterious key-shaped visual on the screen, and suddenly, Wisp entered the stage, started playing “Pandora”, and the fans went crazy. Fans got the opportunity to jump around, dance, and have a good time the whole night, with Wisp even coming closer down the stage to interact with fans throughout the performance. And it truly isn't a concert if the entire audience doesn't light up the room with their flashlights, which created an intimate moment for everyone. The night ended with fans wanting more. They wanted an encore, so Wisp performed her hit song, “Your Face,” to close out the evening.
The ‘If Not Winter’ tour is going full-steam ahead, with many more shows around the United States scheduled to take place now until early October. Don't miss out! Check out all of the upcoming dates here:
