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Lindsey Stirling Dances the Night Away at Skyla Amp

Violinist keeps the energy high during Duality tour stop

Lindsey Stirling performs at Skyla Amphitheatre on July 18, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Hahne)

I’ll have whatever she’s having. Seriously.

At 39 years old, violinist Lindsey Stirling was a whirlwind of energy on stage at Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre on Saturday for the Charlotte stop on her Duality Tour. From the first notes of her cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” through the final rounds of applause after “Eyes of the Untold Her,” Stirling rarely paused her dancing.

There were brief moments to chat with the audience from a microphone on the side of the stage, or to get ready to climb up aerial silks, but for the most part she was bouncing, twirling, leaping and kicking her way around all night.

Lindsey Stirling plays violin onstage with a stained-glass design in the background
Lindsey Stirling performs at Skyla Amphitheatre on July 18, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Hahne)

It’s been 16 years since the pop violinist first made waves on the fifth season of America’s Got Talent. Since then, she’s released seven studio albums and been a constant fixture on the road, regularly performing in Charlotte for summer or holiday concerts.

Fans of all ages typically sit in awe of her limitless spirit — it’s rare that instrumental music is so enthralling. But that’s been Stirling’s trademark since the beginning.

The night opened with a 45-minute set from rock trio Pvris.

Lindsey Stirling goes back to back with a guitarist
Lindsey Stirling performs at Skyla Amphitheatre on July 18, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Hahne)

Stirling shows no signs of slowing down, as she’ll continue her summer tour deep into August before heading to South America in the fall.

Lindsey Stirling setlist
Kashmir
Underground
Monday Not Sick Anymore
Artemis
High Noon
Mirage
Evil Twin
Foreverglow
Serenity Found
Shatter Me
Kintsugi
Crystallize
Firefly Alley
Roundtable Rival
Purpose
Untamed
Eye of the Untold Her

Lindsey Stirling performs at Skyla Amphitheatre on July 18, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Hahne)

Be sure to check out Queen City Nerve’s Soundwave, Charlotte’s most comprehensive live music listing, so you don’t miss out on any shows or concerts coming up. And hell, if you’re looking for something else to do, you can check out our events page as well, which runs the gamut of things to do in Charlotte. You don’t ever have to be bored again. You can check out more of Jeff’s pics and live reviews here.



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