On Sunday, July 27, at the Garden Ampitheatre, Corey Feldman threw one hell of a birthday bash, with a live show that was enjoyable, entertaining, and quite a lot of fun.
Corey hit the stage with full energy and plenty of costume changes, tambourine in hand for his new track Characters (which he performed live for the first time ever, with a saxophone player and all), and he announced on the mic that this was his one and only show of 2025. So yeah, it felt kind of special.
He played all the hits: starting with Comeback King, then went into Ascension Millennium, and Walk off his first album Love Left. He even jumped on drums for a song, Stand by Me, and let the ever so talented and gorgeous Roberta Freeman and the lovely Adrien Skye handle the vocals for that one, and, of course, Corey threw down his own version of Cry Little Sister. Roberta Freeman joined Corey once again for Money by Pink Floyd, and he threw in some Beatles covers too. We even got guest appearances by Robert Sarzo, with Oscar Burgos Jr. on drums, Bentley Mitchum, and Gregg Sartiano.
For the encore, he came back with Go 4 It, and it was a jam dude, I’m not gonna lie. I couldn’t stop singing the words and moving along to all the songs, and I was not the only one. The place was packed and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves! Corey really knows how to throw a celebration, and puts his heart out there for everyone when he performs.
Then came a sweet moment where he was surprised with a phenomenal cake by Joseph thee Baker during the birthday song. He closed the set with It’s So Simple, and lots of confetti.
After the show, there was an afterparty—DJ spinning some classic tunes from the 90’s which was a lot of fun to dance to. It was all good vibes, and cups of delicious desserts (also courtesy of Joseph thee Baker). Corey came out to hang with fans, take photos, and all in all, it was a really great night celebrating the one and only, Corey Feldman.
Article and Photos by Maggie St.Thomas