Parcels
Photography by Sam Forte
Parcels Bring Their Energetic Live Show to Phoenix
September 30, 2026- Australian indie pop band Parcels brought their infectious live energy to Phoenix on Wednesday, September 30, delivering a dynamic performance at Arizona Financial Theatre as part of their Loved 2026 US Tour. The Phoenix stop showcased the band's signature blend of funk, disco, electronic, and indie influences while giving fans an immersive night of live music.
From the moment the band stepped onto the stage, Parcels created an atmosphere that kept the crowd engaged throughout the evening. Louie Swain led the performance on keyboards and vocals, while Patrick Hetherington contributed keyboards, guitar, and vocals. Noah Hill held down the bass while adding vocals, with Anatole “Toto” Serret commanding the drums and Jules Crommelin bringing guitar and vocals to the band's layered live sound.
The chemistry between the five members was a major highlight of the performance. Swain, Hetherington, Hill, Serret, and Crommelin moved effortlessly between intricate grooves, layered harmonies, and upbeat rhythms, showcasing the musicianship that has become a defining part of Parcels' live performances. Their ability to blend each individual instrument into a cohesive sound kept the audience engaged from beginning to end.
The set highlighted the band's ability to move seamlessly between styles while maintaining the distinctive sound that has earned Parcels an international following. Fans throughout the venue responded with enthusiasm, singing along, dancing, and matching the band's energy as the performance continued.
Visually, the production complemented the band's sound with vibrant lighting and a carefully paced stage presentation. Combined with the group's musicianship and undeniable chemistry, the production created an immersive concert experience that allowed the audience to fully settle into Parcels' world.
Parcels' September 30 performance in Phoenix served as another memorable stop on the Loved 2026 US Tour. With Swain, Hetherington, Hill, Serret, and Crommelin working together as a tight and energetic unit, the band delivered a polished yet lively performance that left the Arizona Financial Theatre crowd with a night to remember.
