Rainbow Kitten Surprise performed at Terminal 5 in midtown Manhattan as part of Rolling Stone's Rock Tour, delivering an energetic concert that showcased the band's commitment to dynamic live performances. The show featured support from Los Angeles-based quintet Common People, with both bands engaging audiences throughout the evening in what became a celebration of rock music in New York City.

Terminal 5, which holds a capacity of 3,000 attendees, hosted the concert where Rainbow Kitten Surprise performed their hit tracks including "Painkillers," "Devil Like Me," and "Cocaine Jesus," closing with "It's Called: Freefall." The band's frontwoman Ela Melo emphasised the importance of genuine connection during performances, stating that audiences respond when musicians fully commit onstage. The atmosphere remained vibrant from the pit to the balcony, with fans maintaining enthusiasm throughout the set and showing particular intensity during the finale.