Lanna Rue & Carmel Kisses Deliver a Show-Stopping Performance of “Like Me”

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Lanna Rue & Carmel Kisses Deliver a Show-Stopping Performance of “Like Me”

 


 Lanna Rue delivered an unforgettable live performance alongside her sister Carmel Kisses, captivating the audience with her new hit single, “Like Me.” From the moment she stepped onto the stage, the energy shifted—setting the tone for a powerful night that left a lasting impression on everyone in attendance.

This performance wasn’t just memorable—it was defining.

A Commanding Live Performance

Lanna Rue took the stage with confidence, presence, and undeniable star quality. Her performance of “Like Me” showcased not only her vocal strength but her ability to connect with an audience on a deeper level. Every lyric was delivered with intention, turning the song into a fully realized live experience.

The record translated seamlessly from studio to stage, proving that “Like Me” is more than just a single—it’s a live anthem built for real moments and real reactions.

The Power of Sisterhood on Stage

Adding another layer of emotion and impact was the presence of Carmel Kisses, whose energy and chemistry with Lanna Rue elevated the entire performance. The sisters moved in sync, feeding off each other’s presence and creating a visual and emotional connection that resonated throughout the room.

Their bond was unmistakable, reminding everyone that some of the most powerful performances are rooted in authentic relationships.

“Like Me” Comes to Life

As the beat dropped, the crowd responded instantly. Heads nodded, phones went up, and the atmosphere became electric. “Like Me” carried a confident, self-assured message that resonated with listeners, and Lanna Rue delivered it flawlessly.

Her stage control, expressive delivery, and natural charisma kept all eyes on her, solidifying the song’s impact in a live setting. By the end of the performance, it was clear the record had made its mark.

An Artist Leaving Her Mark

Lanna Rue didn’t just perform—she commanded attention. Her ability to balance confidence with authenticity made the performance feel genuine and powerful. This wasn’t about hype or theatrics; it was about presence, preparation, and belief in the music.

She blessed the stage and left the audience wanting more—a true sign of an artist stepping into her moment.

A Night That Will Be Remembered

Long after the final note faded, the energy of the performance lingered. It was the kind of moment that sparks conversation, inspires replay, and stays with you. Nights like this are reminders of why live music remains such a powerful force.

Final Thoughts

The performance of “Like Me” by Lanna Rue, supported by Carmel Kisses, was nothing short of exceptional. It was confident, heartfelt, and unforgettable.

If this performance is any indication of what’s to come, Lanna Rue is clearly an artist on the rise—and the industry should be watching closely.

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