Cari Elise Fletcher, is a singer. She released a song called “Undrunk” in January of 2019, which became her break-through song. Fletcher came to Vancouver on the 10th of November. She performed at the Vogue Theatre for her “Girl Of My Dreams” tour.

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Fletcher released a surprise single on November second, called “Suckerpunch.” I love the song, it’s an upbeat tune about feeling bad. It’s hard to be sad about the situation, when you hear the beat in suckerpunch.

“Girl Of My Dreams” is the Fletcher’s debut album. The album falls under the genres of R&B, Pop and Rock. In “Girl Of My Dreams” Fletcher tries setting up spaces where she can be vulnerable in her music, but never fully articulates the feeling of vulnerability. The vulnerability she does speak about remains very vague and not too specific.

Fletcher wrote Girl Of My Dreams about her. She wanted other women to see themselves in her. The girl of her dreams is someone like her. Fletcher feels deeply, but in her album she skips the feelings of intense heartbreak.

Fletcher’s show in Vancouver was sold out at the vogue theatre. Fletcher ended her Canadian dates in Vancouver on her North American tour. Doors opened at 7pm, she came to the stage at 9pm. Chappell Roan opened for her.

During her concert Fletcher alternated between multiple sets. One was a built-in-bed and she had the stage, high platform and the barricade. Her set was a good way to showcase the thoughts of not her new album but also her older EP’s.

This was Fletcher’s fist show in Vancouver. Her fans got to pick their setlist and had the chance to vote one a “Dream sequence” before the show.

If you want to hear more of Fletcher check out her new album, and her website: https://www.findingfletcher.com/