Joan Anderman of the Boston Globe reviewed Avril Lavigne show at the Orpheum on Wednesday. Anderman writes, “On the heels of the Britney years, a slip of a skate kid who air drums is just what the teen-pop doctor ordered. That Lavigne writes tunes with killer choruses that capture the candied edge of adolescence is reason to celebrate. The high-pitched whirr of several thousand girls singing every single word muffled much of Lavigne’s own vocals, but the clarity, strength, and blessedly unmannered ease of her voice shone through.”
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