Rachel Chinouriri is currently on her “All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour” with openers BIZZY and Alemeda. Earlier this week on June 3, 2025, the tour performed its second show in Los Angeles at the Fonda Theater.
While attendees and fans waited for the different acts to go on stage, the Fonda had a pre-show playlist that had a great selection of songs, including “Apple” by Charli XCX, “Girls” by The Dare, “Kids in America” by Kim Wilde and more.
BIZZY opened up the show and sang “Spinach in My Teeth,” “Don’t Tell Girls” and her newest single “Tuesday” among other songs. BIZZY performed a short set that truly packed a punch and gave the audience a taste of what her sound and performing style is like.
BIZZY performing at The Fonda Theater (Landon Small)
With the drummer Jarrod Gipson and guitarist Vance Mazure, BIZZY’s opening performance helped set the energy and tone for the show and get fans ready for the upcoming acts. After a short set, BIZZY left the stage with her band so the next act, Alemeda, could come out.
Similarly to BIZZY, Alemeda’s performance brought energy into the theater, and she also brought laughter from the audience, explaining what her different songs were about. Alemeda performed some unreleased songs as well, and spoke in between songs to say what the next song was about.
Alemeda performing at The Fonda Theater (Landon Small)
Alemeda performed songs like “I hate your face,” “First Love Song” and unreleased songs including “America’s Next Top Traitor.” Before playing the song, Alemeda talked about one of her favorite moments on “America’s Next Top Model” that inspired the title of the song.
Each of the openers brought more and more energy until it was time for Chinouriri to come out. The crowd was ecstatic when she came out. Chinouriri started the show with “Garden of Eden.” She would later bring out Alemeda for Chinouriri and Cat Burns’s “Even.”
Rachel Chinouriri performing at The Fonda Theater (Landon Small)
During the show, Chinouriri said to the fans in the crowd that if they feel unloved, she loves them. Her setlist was a rollercoaster, with a mix of upbeat songs that had fans jumping and hands in the air and ballads that slowed the show down. Chinouriri would end the show with two of her most popular songs “All I Ever Asked” and “Never Need Me,” which were released in 2022 and 2024 respectively.
All three of the different acts put on a show that was entertaining and showed off their different artistic capabilities. Tickets for future dates are still available here.