OneRepublic Delivers an Electrifying Night at Hard Rock Live
Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated OneRepublic packed Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood — with Ryan Tedder leading the band through 'Counting Stars,' 'Apologize,' a stripped-down piano rendition of 'Stop and Stare,' and their Top Gun: Maverick hit 'I Ain't Worried,' following opening acts Jax and Bebe Rexha.
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Hard Rock Live in Hollywood has hosted some of the most memorable nights in South Florida's concert history. OneRepublic added another one to the list.
Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood was packed with fans of the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated band OneRepublic. The band's frontman, Ryan Tedder, delivered an electrifying performance that had the crowd bouncing and singing along. OneRepublic is composed of lead vocalist Ryan Tedder, guitarists Zach Filkins and Drew Brown, keys Brian Willett, bassist and cellist Brent Kutzle, and drummer Eddie Fisher. They have been entertaining audiences with their music since 2007. The show kicked off with the band's hit song "Counting Stars," which set the tone for what would be an unforgettable night. Tedder's vocal prowess was on full display as he seamlessly transitioned between the band's various hits, including "Apologize," "Secrets," and "Good Life." But it wasn't just Tedder who stole the show. OneRepublic's talented musicians kept the energy high throughout the night, with Drew Brown's impressive guitar solos and Brent Kutzle's mastery of the cello adding unique elements to the performance. With their catchy lyrics and upbeat music, OneRepublic has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. Their single "I Ain't Worried" — featured in the movie Top Gun: Maverick — has been well received by fans across the globe. The Grammy-nominated group followed opening acts Jax and Bebe Rexha, who warmed up the crowd for the headlining set. At various moments between songs, lead vocalist Ryan Tedder reminded the audience of his long list of accomplishments and collaborations, including work with The Jonas Brothers among others. One of the highlights of the night came when Tedder performed a stripped-down rendition of "Stop and Stare," accompanied only by his piano. The vulnerable, intimate performance brought the audience to a hush, showcasing Tedder's raw talent and emotive delivery. As the night drew to a close, the band closed out with their latest single, "Run." OneRepublic's latest album Human — released in August 2021 — features hit singles such as "Someday," "Run," and "Better Days," collectively earning over 2.5 billion global streams. With five billion streams on Spotify alone, OneRepublic shows no signs of slowing down. If you haven't caught OneRepublic live yet, be sure to keep an eye out for their next stop — you won't want to miss it. Setlist: OneRepublic Secrets Good Life Stop and Stare Rescue Me Love Runs Out Halo (Beyoncé cover) Bleeding Love (Leona Lewis cover) Hero (Enrique Iglesias cover — partial) Burn (Ellie Goulding cover) THATS WHAT I WANT (Lil Nas X cover) Sucker (Jonas Brothers cover) Sunshine I Ain't Worried Apologize I Lived Daedrian McNaughton | Jorn Kaae For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .
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