Cole Swindell proved once again why he’s one of Country Music’s finest performers with an electrifying performance at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Ct. on Thursday February 6, 2025. From the moment he stepped on stage, the crowd was on their feet, singing along to every word of his hit-filled setlist.

Swindell kicked off the night with high-energy favorites like “Flatliner” and “Love You Too Late,” instantly setting the tone for a rowdy, feel-good evening. His effortless blend of party anthems and heartfelt ballads highlighted both his vocal strength and natural ability to connect with fans.

One of the night’s highlights was his performance of a medley of smash hit songs that he wrote for others like “Roller Coaster” (Luke Bryan), “Get Me Some of That” (Thomas Rhett), and Florida Georgia Line’s smash hit “This Is How We Roll.” The energy only built from there, with Swindell taking moments to engage with the audience, sharing stories behind his songs and expressing his gratitude for the fans who have supported his journey. The show also had its emotional moments, particularly when Swindell performed “You Should Be Here,” a song about losing his father. The arena was filled with phone flashlights, creating a stunning visual tribute that left many in the audience teary-eyed. Swindell’s stage presence was magnetic, and his band delivered a tight, polished performance that kept the momentum going all night. The setlist was a perfect mix of old favorites and newer hits, including his newest single “Kill a Prayer” ensuring both longtime fans and newer listeners had something to love.

As the show was wrapping up, Cole went off the stage to a 90’s medley including the late great Toby Keith’s (Should’ve Been A Cowboy”. For an encore, he wowed the crowd one last time with the anthemic “Heads Carolina” the crowd was singing so loudly it nearly drowned him out. The encore was the perfect ending to a night filled with energy, emotion, and pure country fun.

Review and pix by I’m Music Magazine Photographer Matthew Allen Photography