Billie Eilish raises a toast as her second studio record Happier Than Ever clocks one year
The 20-year-old Grammy winning singer Billie Eilish celebrates one-year anniversary of her second studio record Happier Than Ever as she took to her iconic hometown record to perform acoustic collections.
On Friday afternoon, fans crowded every corner of Amoeba's New Hollywood location to see the hit-maker play four-set song and Finneas, the singer's brother, producing partner and tourmate, joined her onstage with an acoustic guitar and supporting vocals.
As per Variety, "Guitar Songs' EP, Eilish left it up to the crowd to decide the next song, which resulted in an impassioned shouting match that settled on 'Getting Older."
The dynamic energy of the song's title track translated well into an acoustic form that spurred an inspired crowd to sing along.
At the end of the gig, Billie expressed her gratitude and felt fortunate that so many people gathered in just to cheer for her and left them with the Billie Eilish mic drop possible, "And happy 'Happier Than Ever' anniversary, b****."
"You guys are just the best. It's been the most amazing year, and you've been so sweet and respectful about this album, and I just love you!" said Billie at the event.