(Judson's Live, Orlando FL) Leslie Mendelson delivered an enchanting performance at Judson’s Live in Orlando on May 1, 2025, captivating audiences with her signature blend of folk-rock and pop-Americana. The intimate venue, known for its stellar acoustics and cozy ambiance, provided the perfect setting for Mendelson’s evocative vocals and poignant songwriting.
Mendelson opened the show reflecting back to the release of her first full album "Right Where I Belong", which occurred at the beginning of the pandemic, during which she said that she wanted everything to be stable so she based her first song on a previous relationship she was in. Mendelson also showcased tracks from her latest album, "After the Party", including standout songs like “Rock and Roll on the Radio” and “Other Girls.” Her performance resonated with the audience while she was able to infuse her own Brooklyn-inspired grit and wit.
Mendelson’s setlist also featured selections from her earlier works, weaving a tapestry of introspective ballads and upbeat melodies. The audience was particularly moved by her rendition of “A Human Touch,” a duet originally performed with Jackson Browne, highlighting her ability to convey deep emotion through music.
The evening’s atmosphere was further enhanced by the venue’s attentive staff and curated menu, allowing attendees to enjoy a full sensory experience. Judson’s Live, with its 150-seat capacity and table-style seating, ensured that every guest felt a personal connection to the performance.
Overall, Leslie Mendelson’s concert at Judson’s Live was a testament to her artistry and the timeless appeal of her music, leaving the Orlando audience with a memorable and heartfelt experience.
-- Bailey Guinigundo
Mendelson opened the show reflecting back to the release of her first full album "Right Where I Belong", which occurred at the beginning of the pandemic, during which she said that she wanted everything to be stable so she based her first song on a previous relationship she was in. Mendelson also showcased tracks from her latest album, "After the Party", including standout songs like “Rock and Roll on the Radio” and “Other Girls.” Her performance resonated with the audience while she was able to infuse her own Brooklyn-inspired grit and wit.
Mendelson’s setlist also featured selections from her earlier works, weaving a tapestry of introspective ballads and upbeat melodies. The audience was particularly moved by her rendition of “A Human Touch,” a duet originally performed with Jackson Browne, highlighting her ability to convey deep emotion through music.
The evening’s atmosphere was further enhanced by the venue’s attentive staff and curated menu, allowing attendees to enjoy a full sensory experience. Judson’s Live, with its 150-seat capacity and table-style seating, ensured that every guest felt a personal connection to the performance.
Overall, Leslie Mendelson’s concert at Judson’s Live was a testament to her artistry and the timeless appeal of her music, leaving the Orlando audience with a memorable and heartfelt experience.
-- Bailey Guinigundo
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