In a thrilling turn of events for dance music fans, Eric Prydz played his iconic track “Call on Me” during a set in Austin, Texas, this past March. This long-awaited moment marked the first time he performed the 2004 hit since 2005, reigniting excitement across the global music scene.
- Eric Prydz played "Call on Me" in Austin.
- The song hadn't been played since 2005.
- Audience reacted wildly to the performance.
- Prydz discovered the track on his SD card.
- Winwood re-recorded vocals for Prydz's version.
- Prydz played the song again in Brighton.
As Prydz took the stage at The Concourse Project, he surprised the audience by transitioning from Steve Winwood’s “Valerie” into “Call on Me.” The crowd’s ecstatic reaction quickly spread online, showcasing the enduring popularity of this classic track, even as Prydz himself expressed surprise at the decision. Could this be the start of a new era for live performances?
This unexpected performance raises questions about the evolution of live music and nostalgia in entertainment. Is it time for artists to revisit their classics, or should they focus on new material? Consider these key points:
- Prydz hadn’t played “Call on Me” in nearly 20 years, making this moment historic.
- The track is celebrated as one of the best dance songs of all time.
- Prydz’s playful approach to setlists could inspire other artists to experiment.
As the entertainment industry continues to evolve, fans can look forward to more surprises from their favorite artists. Will we see more iconic hits making a comeback in future shows?
