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Aurora, All Is Soft Inside (live), San Francisco, May 17, 2022 (4K)

Aurora plays her song "All Is Soft Inside" live in concert at The Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, California on May 17, 2022. All Is Soft Inside appeared on the Infections Of A Different Kind EP (2018). Aurora Aksnes is an award-winning Norwegian singer-songwriter who grew up in Os, Norway and now lives in Bergen. Joining her onstage were Fredrik Svabø (guitar), Magnus Skylstad (drums), Njål Paulsberg (keyboards), and Amalie Holt Kleive (backing vocals). ================ All Is Soft Inside lyrics: I don't know why But I feel down You need to know I can't go on I was a rose I was an animal Don't let me change Don't let me go All around is stone All is soft inside All that I know Lies within emotion Words remain unspoken Lead me through the dark All that I see Came to me in colors Lasted for a moment Lead me through the dark All that I know I need it all I don't know where to begin I carry more than you see My dreams are bigger than me Please bring me light I bear a shadow I call them back to me So they could feed on me All is stone And all is soft inside All that I know Lies within emotion Words remain unspoken Lead me through the dark All that I see Came to me in colors Lasted for a moment Lead me through the dark All that I know Did you know That we're all Turning softer inside? We can save What is pure If the hearts can collide All that I've ever known Is the universe is wild Is the universe is wild Written by Aurora Aksnes / Timothy Bran / Roy Kerr ================ Aurora - The Gods We Can Touch live tour dates (2022): May 15 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo May 17 - San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield Theatre May 19 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre May 20 - San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park May 21 - Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl May 23 - Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre May 25 - Minneapolis, MN @ The Fillmore May 27 - Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre May 28 - Detroit, MI @ Majestic Theatre May 29 - Toronto, ON @ History May 31 - Montreal, QC @ Mtelus June 1 - Boston, MA @ Roadrunner June 2 - Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer June 4 - New York, NY @ SummerStage in Central Park June 5 - Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre June 16 - Bergen, Norway @ Bergenfest June 18 - Scheessel, Germany @ Hurricane Festival June 19 - Neuhausen ob Eck, Germany @ Southside Festival June 21 - Berlin, Germany @ Tempodrom June 22 - Prague, Czech Republic @ Forum Karlin =============== Aurora official bio: “Every time I make an album I feel like I know why I’m here,” smiles beloved-to-millions singer, songwriter, unexpected TikTok sensation and omnipresent pop enigma Aurora. “There are so many dark forces roaming around the earth but music can be such a beam of light, if you allow it to be.” In a world so beautifully overrun by multifaceted pop artists, Aurora leads the pack. Admired by many of her peers — from Billie Eilish, Troye Sivan and Doja Cat to Katy Perry and Shawn Mendes — there’s a strong case to be made for Aurora being your favourite popstar’s favourite popstar. You know Aurora, even if you don’t know Aurora. So yes, that was Aurora’s face beaming out into the darkness during the Chemical Brothers’ 2019 Glastonbury headline slot, but yes that was also Aurora’s voice on 2015’s John Lewis Christmas ad. There she was at the 2020 Oscars, performing her contribution to Frozen 2’s pivotal track Into The Unknown, but there she also was at Coachella and at Lollapalooza, and across all those US talkshows, and that’s her music on millions of TikToks and, well, you get the idea. “I suppose I am a diverse human being,” she laughs. “But then, I think all people are, deep down. I just do what I want. I’m like an animal sometimes — to be honest most of the time I relate to the animals more than humans.” Growing up surrounded by forests and mountains near Bergen, Norway, Aurora first felt the compulsion to sit alone and create at six years old; by the time she was twelve she’d written Runaway, a song that would later receive a full release and, later still and thousands of miles away, inspire another twelve-year-old, Billie Eilish, to make her own music. “I didn’t understand where the melodies or words came from,” Aurora admits. “I used words whose meanings I didn’t even know. But I knew I felt good. And I couldn’t stop. It’s been all-consuming ever since. Sometimes I struggle to find meaning in anything else, because nothing else can compare.” Aurora’s success happened quite by accident. When a local performance was posted online Aurora, still just 15 years old, was tracked down by an impressed manager, who asked if she wanted to be an artist. Her response was instant: no. “I didn’t see any point in becoming an artist; that’s not that was driving me,” she remembers. But when she realised she could become an artist without jettisoning her individuality or her strength of spirit, that no turned into a yes. And since 2015 that yes has turned into platinum discs, a million album sales and a billion streams.