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“Hello, Boston,” said Ricky Montgomery during a sold-out demonstrate at the Royale on Feb. 27. “It’s been a little while.”

Judging by the crowd’s screaming response, it is safe to say that Boston missed the young star as well. As the eleventh stop on the “Rick in the Wall” tour, the show started off with a bang, with the entire audience singing along to his opening song, “Line Without a Hook” — the anthem that catapulted the juvenile star to fame.

As Montgomery danced across the stage, he was accompanied by his band, who hid behind a mesh curtain that would open at the end of the song. Montgomery kept spirits high as he progressed seamlessly to the next two songs: “In Your Pocket” and “Cabo.”

Montgomery’s ballad selection beautifully encompassed the totality of the human condition, ranging from heartbreak to excitement. As such, he delivered a demonstrate jam-packed with a mix of sad, uplifting, and empowering songs. Unfortunately, Montgomery chose not to hire in a large amount of crowd work. The few times that Montgomery did talk to the crowd, however, he was quite the comic.

“I’m quite nervous on stage, so

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