The simple, yet effective set design perfectly mimicked the band's earthy, woods-y sound and made the 10,000 person venue feel about as small as the 450 person capacity of The Belly Up in Aspen.

Starting off as frontman Alex Schaaf’s, solo project, Yellow Ostrich has morphed in to one of the bands TIME Magazine calls, “Best in Class: 12 Amazing Bands You Need to Hear Right Now.”

"The five Kiwis of The Naked and Famous took to the stage, against a backdrop of three LED screens and a mess of their own lighting equipment coming from all angles."

"With heavy cymbal clashes, blasting trumpet and grungy guitars they acted like a metal band, their entire bodies swinging up and down to each note."