The Last Internationale perform to a jam-packed venue

EXTREME - Fernando Silva, left, drums away while Edgey climbs on the

drums to rock out as Delila sings to the crowd. (Photo by Jesus Figueroa)

Written by Jesus Figueroa

PLAYING TO THE CROWD - Edgey shows his passion

as he steps center stage to delight the crowd with his 

playing. (Photo by Jesus Figueroa)

The Last Internationale from New York dazzle audiences in Los Angeles with a magnificent performance at the Hemingway Lounge and Bar in Hollywood last Tuesday.
The set was similar to the one played at the Sunset Strip Music Festival but the fans filled the venue to hear the powerful vocals of singer Delila, the strong riffs or Edgey and the amazing drumming of Fernando Silva.

The trio combine to create an exceptional sound which have fans rocking out through out their set.

The night started off strong with the riffs from Edgey setting the tone for the night. His skills were magnificently shown off with song after song of scratching guitar.

SYNCHRONIZED - Edgey, left,

accompanies Delila's singing.

(photo by Jesus Figueroa)

Delila gets to show off her voice with a cover of "House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals in the middle of their set. 

The cover has been done time and time again by many groups but what sets The Last Internationale apart is the magnitude in which Delila delivers strong vocals which combined with the instruments blow many covers out of the water. The spectacular cover even has fans grow silent in certain parts to pay close attention to the singing.

The cover is definitely a highlight in the set and switches the mood from a highly guitar driven band to more of a vocals led band.

MELODIC - Delila showcases her 

powerful vocals for the audience.

(Photo by Jesus Figueroa)

Delila powers through the remainder I the set moving around the stage slightly but returning back to her microphone to the delight of the fans.

To end the night came a song entitled "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Indian blood," which is not just a song with meaningful lyrics or an opportunity for Delila to really flow through the song capturing the attention of fans with melodious tones and enchanting vocals, but it also gives both Edgey and Silva a chance for solos and a showcase of just how incredible they each are. 

The venue may have been tiny but the energy given off by The Last Internationale was a large amount. There was no inch of that room that did not feel the passion, the desire and the dedication this band puts out on stage.

To continue their shows here in Los Angeles they will be performing at the Viper Room in Hollywood on September 20.