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The National and The War On Drugs Announce The ‘Zen Diagram Tour’

SPECIAL GUEST LUCIUS TO JOIN ACROSS ALL DATES

Tickets available starting tuesday, february 27 with artist presales  , general onsale begins friday, march 1 at 10 am local at livenation.com.

Today, GRAMMY-award winning rock bands The National and The War On Drugs announced their 2024 Zen Diagram Tour across North America, marking the first time the two bands have toured together. Produced by Live Nation, the 19-date fall run kicks off on Thursday, September 12 in Gilford, NH at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion, with stops in New York, Toronto, Chicago, Vancouver, Berkeley, and more before wrapping up with a performance at Mexico City’s Palacio De Los Deportes on Thursday, October 10. The tour also includes a show at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Special guest Lucius will be joining across all dates except Mexico City.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with presales beginning Tuesday, February 27 at 10 AM local time. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning Friday, March 1 at 10 AM local time at livenation.com .

The tour will feature sets packed with great music from both bands, highlighting each group’s deep catalog. The Zen Diagram Tour follows The National’s solo global run across New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and the UK this year. Additionally, The War On Drugs has several UK headline performances and Europe festival dates scheduled for this summer.

THE ZEN DIAGRAM TOUR 2024 DATES:

Thu Sep 12 — Gilford, NH — Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

Fri Sep 13 — New York, NY — Forest Hills Stadium

Sat Sep 14 — Mansfield, MA — Xfinity Center

Mon Sep 16 — Columbia, MD — Merriweather Post Pavilion

Tue Sep 17 — Philadelphia, PA — TD Pavilion at the Mann Center for Performing Arts

Thu Sep 19 — Laval, QC — Place Bell

Fri Sep 20 — Toronto, ON — Budweiser Stage

Sat Sep 21 — Cuyahoga Falls, OH — Blossom Music Center

Tue Sep 24 — Chicago, IL — United Center

Wed Sep 25 — Sterling Heights, MI — Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill

Thu Sep 26 — Madison, WI — Breese Stevens Field

Sat Sept 28 — Englewood, CO — Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre *

Sun Sep 29 — Salt Lake City, UT — Granary Live *

Tue Oct 01 — Seattle, WA — Climate Pledge Arena

Wed Oct 02 — Vancouver, BC — Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena

Thu Oct 03 — Portland, OR — Moda Center

Sun Oct 06 — Berkeley, CA — The Greek Theatre *

Mon Oct 07 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Bowl

Thu Oct 10 — Mexico City, MX — Palacio De Los Deportes ^

* Non-Live Nation Date

^ Without Lucius

                     Praise for The National

“One of the most enduring and influential indie rock bands of the 21st century.” – Variety

“Only The National have the consistency of catalogue and the sheer musicianship to deliver such a marathon showcase of pure class. They are one of the century’s finest. Long may they reign.” – NME *****

                 Praise for The War On Drugs  

“[The War On Drugs] has reached improbable heights with meticulously crafted, guitar-forward songs”

 – The New York Times

“It’s hard to imagine a musical experience that’s more enveloping and uplifting than what The War On Drugs brought to the stage.” – Consequence of Sound

About The National

Formed in 1999, The National have established themselves as mainstays of arenas and festivals with sold-out performances and headlining slots around the world. The band has scored five top 10 albums on The Billboard 200, multiple Grammy nominations with 2017’s Sleep Well Beast earning the award for Best Alternative Album.

The National dropped not one but two new albums in 2023. First Two Pages of Frankenstein was released in April, followed by a surprise album Laugh Track in September, both on 4AD. Across two albums worth of new material they were joined by Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, Roseanne Cash, Bon Iver and Sufjian Stevens. 2023 was their best live year yet, selling out shows in North America and Europe, including Madison Square Garden, LA’s Greek Theatre and Alexandra Palace in London.

Named one of their “ Best Albums of 2023 ”, Rolling Stone called First Two Pages of Frankenstein ”…a remarkable reassertion of their potency and shared commitment…Nine albums deep, the National found new energy by conjuring not just a great, suffocating fog but also the far light that guides the way out.” They were also named Forbes ’s “ Band of the Year” , with the article stating, “All The National did in 2023 was release two superb albums … have a brilliant sold-out tour, deliver the festival set of the year with their riveting performance at BottleRock and collaborated with the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Swift and Sufjan Stevens. The National are so consistently great it becomes easy to take for granted they will be at the top of their game. But even by their lofty standards this was an incredible year.” And The New Yorker ’s Amanda Petrusich named it as one of her favorites of the year, saying if you already like “what the National has been doing for the past two-plus decades – making brooding, fraught, atmospheric rock and roll, marked by careful, resonant production and a ribbon of debauched humor—you are likely to also savor First Two Pages of Frankenstein , a heady encapsulation of the band’s entire gestalt.”

The National is Matt Berninger (vocals) fronting two pairs of brothers: Aaron (guitar, bass, piano) and Bryce Dessner (guitar, piano), and Scott (bass, guitar) and Bryan Devendorf (drums).

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About The War On Drugs

The War on Drugs have steadily emerged as one of this century’s great rock and roll synthesists, removing the gaps between the underground and the mainstream, between the obtuse and the anthemic, making records that wrestle a fractured past into a unified and engrossing present. Led by Adam Granduciel, The New Yorker called them “the best American ‘rock’ band of this decade” in support of their album, A Deeper Understanding, for which they won the 2018 Grammy for Best Rock Album and were nominated for a BRIT Award for International Group of the Year. 2020 saw the release of LIVE DRUGS featuring live interpretations of songs throughout their career, including off their 2014 breakthrough, Lost In The Dream. Co-produced by Granduciel and Shawn Everett, their fifth studio album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore, chips away some of their hazier edges in favor of sharper melodies, broadening the borders of the meticulous yet joyously simple sound [Granduciel] has perfected” (Pitchfork, Best New Music). It landed on numerous 2021 best albums of the year lists and garnered a second GRAMMY Award nomination (Best Rock Song) and BRIT Award nomination. The band headlined Madison Square Garden in support of its release.

About Lucius

Acclaimed indie band Lucius has been turning heads since the start thanks to their irrepressibly catchy songs, explosive harmonies, and bold aesthetic. Formed by Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, the Los Angeles group got rolling with their 2013 debut album Wildewoman — featuring long-standing hits like “Two of Us on the Run”. Rolling Stone hailed the record for “an updated ’60s girl-group sound at once fresh and thrilling.” Lucius shifted towards a folk rock sound with 2016’s Good Grief before taking a break from the studio to join Roger Waters on his Us + Them Tour in 2017-18. Lucius returned to the studio in 2022 with the dance-ready collection Second Nature , which features singles “Next to Normal”, one of NPR Music’s top songs of the year and “Dance Around It” the pulsing song with Sheryl Crow and Brandi Carlile. In addition to their own work, the GRAMMY-nominated Wolfe and Laessig are singers in demand: their voices have graced songs by a host of other artists, including Carlile, The War on Drugs, John Legend, Harry Styles, Jeff Tweedy and Ozzy Osbourne.

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Bon Iver has generated worldwide praise from critics and fans alike since the release of the band’s debut album For Emma, Forever Ago in 2007. After assembling a talented touring band and traveling across the world, Bon Iver released its highly anticipated 2011 follow-up album, Bon Iver, Bon Iver . Met with further critical acclaim, the release netted Grammy® Awards for Best Alternative Music Album and Best New Artist.

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22, A Million , Bon Iver’s most recent release, is part love letter, part final resting place of two decades of searching for self-understanding like a religion. And the inner-resolution of maybe never finding that understanding. The albums 10 poly-fi recordings are a collection of sacred moments, love’s torment and salvation, contexts of intense memories, signs that you can pin meaning onto or disregard as coincidence. If Bon Iver, Bon Iver built a habitat rooted in physical spaces, then 22, A Million is the letting go of that attachment to a place. 

Musicologist, fellow collaborator and longtime friend of Vernon’s, Trever Hagen, wrote about 22, A Million at boniver.org/bio .

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Bon Iver Announce 2022 US Tour Dates

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Today, Bon Iver announced their return to the road with a U.S. tour that will span 23-dates. The tour will kick off on March 30 and traverse through the spring and summer from a vast array of amphitheaters. The run of live shows will mark the first time Bon Iver has seen stadiums since selling out arenas like Barclays Center on the heels of their acclaimed 2019 album,  i,I .

The 2022 Tour will include venues like Forrest Hills Stadium in New York City, Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, two nights at Austin’s Moody Amphitheater and many more. The tour will feature support from Dijon and Bonny Light Horseman. 

The upcoming shows will feature the newest iteration of the Bon Iver live band: Justin Vernon, Sean Carey, Jenn Wasner, Mike Lewis, Matt McCaughan and Andy Fitzpatrick. This past weekend the musicians played together live for the first time in nearly two years. They broke the seal by honoring the 10th Anniversary of   Bon Iver, Bon Iver, with two concerts at LA’s YouTube Theater .

In a press release, the band shared that, “ Throughout 2022, the group will continue to offer growing audiences even greater moments of gratitude, gathering in celebration of community and togetherness; an opportunity for healing and reflection on the path towards a brighter future.”

Like their previous tours, each show will highlight the work of a charitable partner via Bon Iver’s 2 A Billion campaign, which raised support, awareness, and connection to end domestic violence, gender inequity, and sexual abuse.

Bon Iver will release  Bon Iver, Bon Iver (10th Anniversary Edition)  on March 25; pre-order the album here .

Tickets to Bon Iver’s 2022 Tour will be available this Friday, Oct. 29 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Find them here .

Bon Iver – 2022 Tour Dates

March 30 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre*

April 1 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway*

April 2 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway*

April 3 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory*

April 5 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall*

April 8 – New Orleans, LA – Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square*

April 9 – Atlanta, GA – Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park*

April 12 – Wilmington, NC – Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park*

April 14 – St. Augustine, FL – The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre*

April 15 – Miami, FL – FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park*

June 3 – Queens, NY – Forest Hills Stadium**

June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE**

June 7 – Lewiston, NY – Artpark Amphitheater**

June 8 – Essex Junction, VT – Champlain Valley Exposition**

June 10 – Portland, ME – Thompson’s Point**

June 11 – East Providence, RI – Bold Point Park**

June 12 – Richmond, VA – Virginia Credit Union LIVE!**

June 15 – Kansas City, MO – Starlight Theatre**

June 17 – Maryland Heights, MO – Saint Louis Music Park**

June 18 – Lincoln, NE – Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater**

June 21 – Newport, KY – PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION**

June 24 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater**

June 25 – Asheville, NC – Rabbit Rabbit**

Oct. 16 – Dublin, IE – 3Arena^

Oct. 19 – Leeds, GB – First Direct Arena^

Oct. 20 – Glasgow, GB – The SSE Hydro^

Oct. 24 – Manchester, GB – AO Arena^

Oct. 25 – London, GB – SSE Arena Wembley^

Oct. 26 – London, GB – SSE Arena Wembley

Oct. 31 – Berlin, DE – Mercedes–Benz Arena^

Nov. 2 – Amsterdam, NL – Ziggo Dome^

Nov. 3 – Antwerp, BE – Sportpaleis^

Nov. 5 – Milan, IT – Mediolanum Forum^

Nov. 7 – Barcelona, ES – Palau Sant Jordi^

Nov. 9 – Madrid, ES – WiZink Center^

Nov. 11 – Lisbon, PT – Altice Arena^

**w/ Bonny Light Horseman

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Bon Iver announce 2023 US tour dates

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Bon Iver have announced a fresh slate of tour dates in the United States this August.

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The band took to social media on March 27 to break the news, announcing a total of 12 shows. Justin Vernon and co. will perform several shows in Washington, Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin and more. Check out the complete list of tour dates below.

Looking forward to playing around the US this August! Headline show(*) presale tix available w/ special code 'SALEM' at https://t.co/wcmezsmike starting Wed 3/1 at 10AM local. (* Fest passes on sale now.) Remaining tix on sale to general public on Fri 3/3 at 10AM local. pic.twitter.com/oKtoAS9mGi — Bon Iver (@boniver) February 27, 2023

Presale tickets are set to go on sale at 10AM local time on March 1 via Bon Iver’s official website with the use of special code ‘SALEM’. General tickets will go on sale on Friday, March 3 at 10AM local time.

The dates for Bon Iver’s 2023 US tour are:

August: 02 – Duluth, Minnesota – Bayfront Festival Park 04 – St. Charles, Iowa – Hinterland Music Festival  05 – Madison, Wisconsin – Breese Stevens Field 08 – Missoula, Montana – Kettle House Amphitheater 09 – Ogden, Utah – Ogden Twilight 11 – Boise, Idaho – Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanical Garden 12 – Bend, Oregon – Hayden Homes Amphitheatre 12-13 – Seattle, Washington – Day In Day Out Festival  25-27 – Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts – Beach Road Weekend 

Bon Iver toured the UK in October and November of 2022, performing in Dublin, Glasgow, London, Berlin and more. The shows, announced in support of the group’s fourth album ‘i, i’, were originally planned for 2020 but were pushed back to January 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. They were later delayed again to October and November the following year.

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On the heels of its first performances in more than two years over the weekend in Los Angeles, Bon Iver has revealed details for a 2022 U.S. tour. The first leg of the trek begins March 30 in Mesa, Ariz., and wraps April 15 in Miami. It resumes June 3 at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, N.Y., and concludes June 25 in Asheville, N.C., with a previously announced European run on tap for October and November.

The Justin Vernon-led group will be supported on the U.S. dates by Dijon on the first leg and Bonny Light Horseman on the second. The latter act features longtime Vernon collaborator Anais Mitchell, who most recently worked with Vernon and The National’s Aaron Dessner on their summer album “How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?”

The tour will coincide with the March 25 release of a 10th anniversary special edition of Bon Iver’s acclaimed album “Bon Iver, Bon Iver,” which includes five stripped down songs performed by Vernon and bandmate Sean Carey at AIR Studios in London in October 2011. “Bon Iver, Bon Iver” won Best Alternative Album at the 2012 Grammys.

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Bon Iver celebrated the album by performing all 10 of its tracks on Friday and Saturday at L.A.’s YouTube Theater. The group also debuted the song “PDLIF,” which was released in the spring of 2020 to benefit COVID-19 relief efforts.

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See Bon Iver’s 2022 U.S. tour dates below:

March 30: Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa Amphitheatre) April 1-2: Austin, Texas (Moody Amphitheatre) April 3: Irving, Texas (The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory) April 5: Houston (White Oak Music Hall) April 8: New Orleans (Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square) April 9: Atlanta (Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park) April 12: Wilmington, N.C. (Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park) April 14: St. Augustine, Fla. (Saint Augustine Amphitheatre) April 15: Miami (FPL Solar Amphitheatre at Bayfront Park) June 3: Queens, N.Y. (Forest Hills Stadium) June 4: Pittsburgh (Stage AE) June 7: Lewiston, N.Y. (Artpark Amphitheatre) June 8: Essex Junction, Vt. (Champlain Valley Exposition) June 10: Portland, Me. (Thompson’s Point) June 11: East Providence, R.I. (Bold Point Park) June 12: Richmond, Va. (Virginia Credit Union LIVE!) June 15: Kansas City, Mo. (Starlight Theatre) June 17: Maryland Heights, Mo. (Saint Louis Music Park) June 18: Lincoln, N.E. (Pinewood Bowl Amphitheatre) June 21: Newport, Ky. (PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION) June 24: Nashville (Ascend Amphitheatre) June 25: Asheville, N.C. (Rabbit Rabbit)

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Bon Iver is a highly acclaimed, Grammy Award winning American indie-folk rock band, formed around the creative prowess of Wisconsinite Justin Vernon in 2007.

Justin Vernon’s journey as Bon Iver grew out of the embers of his previous band DeYarmond Edison. After DeYarmond Edison’s disbandment, the breakdown of a relationship, a stint with mononucleosis hepatitis, and a marathon intake of the ’90’s TV series “Northern Exposure”, the groundwork for Vernon’s new project was laid. The musician then moved into his father’s cabin in Dunn County, Wisconsin, U.S., and with very modest recording and musical equipment, began crafting a collection of introspective and emotionally-intense songs.

Bon Iver, the name derived from a misspelling of the French for “cold winter”, initially intended the songs to form a demo, however after hearing feedback from his manager and friends, decided to self-release the recordings. “For Emma, Forever Ago” was released in 2007 initially limited to 500 CDs, however popularity for the album grew exponentially when the record, and its story, hit the blogosphere. With exposure granted by the likes of CMJ Music Marathon and a glowing Pitchfork review, Bon Iver signed with Jagjaguwar in October 2007, who reissued “For Emma, Forever Ago” in January 2008. The release subsequently became one of the most popular albums of 2008, both among music fans and music critics, and led to Vernon becoming a prized-cow in the industry.

After embarking on an extensive U.S. and Canadian tour alongside members Sean Carey and Matt McCaughan among others, Bon Iver released the EP “Blood Bank” in 2009. A year later Vernon was enlisted by Kanye West to provide vocals to the tracks “Woods”, “Monster”, and “Dark Fantasy”, from Kanye’s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy”.

Bon Iver’s full-length follow-up proved to be far more ambitious than the debut with luscious and textured orchestration, thanks to the involvement of bass saxophone player Solin Stetson and pedal-steel guitarist Greg Leisz. The self-titled sophomore album was released in June 2011 on Jagjaguwar and recorded at Vernon’s own April Base Studios in Fall Creek, Wisconsin. “Bon Iver” utilises a vast selection of musical accompaniments and earned Vernon two Grammys, for Best New Artist and Best Alternative Music Album in 2012.

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Thursday 22nd February. Apollo Hammersmith, London. Bon Iver. It’s not without a little trepidation that we head out to the Odeon tonight. Since the low fi beauty of ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ Justin Vernon has experimented with sounds, auto tune, loops, etc. but not to the extent of last album ’22, A million’ which I think is fair to say has divided opinion. This is the second of an eight night sold out residency. On the first he played the whole of the latest album in order and the second set a sprinkling of tracks from his other three releases.

Tonight though he switches it around and plays the whole of his second full release, the eponymous ‘Bon Iver’. It’s not played straight by any means with many tracks reworked to a degree but the OTT auto tune only made an appearance on set one closer ‘Beth/Rest’

It was an exhilarating set. Vernon backed by five piece horn section, drummer, percussionist and a couple of multi instrumentalists produced a crisp sharp clear sound usually missing in a larger venue. The stage was dressed in flowing feathers from the overhead rig and fake candles to provide an eerie haunted house type feel. Enhanced by dramatic staccato light show it was one of the most striking audio visual sets I have seen reminiscent of Sufjan Steven last tour with his cathedral like backdrop.

After a 22 minute interval, do you see what he did there, it’s onto the second set which aside from ‘Blood Bank’ it’s the majority of the new album. Personally I thought the set lost its way a bit here. I think ’22, A million’, has some good songs trying to get but they are often obscured by the electronic trickery and whilst live both audibly and visually it certainly brought these tracks more to life it still felt a little disjointed.

After another brief interlude Vernon comes back on stage to deliver a masterful, no frills, no tricks version of the Leon Russell ‘A Song for You’ (a good spot by Mr Berry on the night) and then finally ending the night with his hit ‘Skinny Love’.

So a game very much of two halves with the band going two nil up, really nailing it for the first forty minutes especially the horn section adding that special sauce to the dish accentuating and enhancing Vernon’s voice. A patchy second half with the odd own goal but finishing with an injury time winner of an encore.

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Seeing Bon Iver live is a real treat. I remember my first Bon Iver show in San Francisco, at The Independent. His album had just come out on Jagjaguwar, although the initial, un-mastered album had already made its way around the internet and garnered high praise. Back then, Bon Iver was only a three piece: Justin Vernon, Sean Carey, and Mike Noyce, and they were considered "co-headliners" with Phosphorescent.

These three guys created a sound that I never knew existed. To put it in a word, it was magical. When they played "Blindsided," it blew me away. They brought together acoustic sounds with electronic sounds, along with a crazy, distorted, acoustic guitar solo. Sean Carey, only on drums at the time, played the whole night without a hi-hat. They explored ambient textures and free-form improvisation on "Flume." They got the entire crowd involved in cathartic fashion with "The Wolves." And they quickly ran out of material. With only nine songs at the time, they played a short set that I won't ever forget. Justin ended the set by himself, playing "Re: Stacks." When he began, the room became hushed to the point where you could hear a pin drop in the 400 capacity venue. It was spellbinding. And "spellbinding" is a word I haven't really seen fit to use in any other context since. You can see the performance for yourself on YouTube. My buddy was the videographer who was lucky enough to be capturing a few songs that night for a music blog he was doing at the time. In the video, you can see it go dark for most of the song, of which the audio was captured from the soundboard feed. And his only explanation for not doing his job of filming on that song was simply that it was too heavy, too special to simply be an observer, and not a participant.

I've since seen the band at Outside Lands, The Fox, and Coachella. And although Bon Iver have since grown to include new bandmates, and their live sound has grown in dynamic range, their music always invites you to be a participant, not an observer. You're in it. And you're not going anywhere but somewhere beautiful.

Bon Iver, the indie folk band fronted by Justin Vernon are considered to one of the most critically acclaimed artists of the last decade. The sweeping, cinematic sounds that they create on albums 'For Emma, Forever Ago' and 'Bon Iver' has won them a huge following globally as well as two Grammy awards.

Despite playing in a large arena, Justin Vernon and his accompanying musicians were able to make the entire experience feel intimate and low key. With guitar proudly in hand, the shivering opening tones of 'Perth' fill the arena and captivate the crowd instantly. A beautifully designed stage illuminates the musicians and creates a wonderful ambient setting in which they perform and the audience are entranced from song to song. The only respite to the ethereal atmosphere is the rapturous cheers and applause that the group receive at the end of each track. Playing the self titled second album in full, the band maintains the wondrous, spine chilling atmosphere for the entirety of the show.

Vernon thanks his huge crowd and admits his confusion at the sheer reputation the band has amassed in its short career. The cheers the opening riffs of 'Skinny Love' and 'Beth/Rest' receive are credit enough to the adoration the crowd has for Bon Iver.

Bon Iver, an indie folk band fronted by the legendary Justin Vernon, are one of the biggest and most successful indie bands of all time. They have an enormous cult following and their fans are some of the most dedicated in the world. Many of their songs have been covered in the past few years, leading to the band gaining even more fame as people seek out the originals. Bon Iver deserves every praise they get. The band is spectacular on stage, harmonising beautiful melodies with such ease that they just seem to flow seamlessly, and Justin Vernon’s voice… there is nothing else like it. He has such a distinctly unique and beautiful voice that is even more magical to listen to live than it is on their albums. The band performed a number of classics, such as ‘Skinny Love’ and ‘I Can’t Make You Love Me’, with Vernon also performing on the piano as he sang. He can reach notes that many female singers are unable to achieve, and the whole crowd was in awe of his voice throughout the night. The atmosphere all night was just incredible.

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Bon Iver played a show that is genuinely one of the best things I have ever seen. Not just gigs, literally one of THE best things.

Every note was perfect. Even more perfect than they are on the album versions, if it were possible.

I am 31 years old and have no shame in saying I cried about 5 times. Even at a song like Creeks, in which Justin's voice is so modulated it barely sounds human. Because that exactly what the recurrent theme is throughout all his songs; Humanity. Emotion. It takes a very special kind of musician to make people feel that way. The rest of the audience were just as spellbound.

Justin Vernon is a bona fide genius - there are only a handful of current artists that can create such beautiful art as him. Go and see Bon Iver if you ever get the chance to, it will be something to remember forever. I promise you that.

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the December 4th performance at the Kings theater in Brooklyn.  And the only word I can use is astounding.  Completely collaborative, it was a perfect marriage of outstanding modern dance and music.  The dancers were amazing, the ways they made their bodies float, pierce the air, evoke the lyric meaning, whoa. 

The finale was "Naeem" and it blew my breath away...STANDING OVATION, NO SHIT.   

What I will say is that I believe that the people up in the mezzanine near me were expecting "A greatest hits/fan favorite" kind of setlist.  Me, the only thing that could

have topped Naeem, would have been to have heard Holocene.

The show yesterday at Allstate Arena, Rosemont IL was good. The stage with its incredible light show was amazing and the sound was perfect even at the very back seats. On the other hand this was not my Bon Iver. I missed all my favorite songs! I grew up with the album "For Emma, Forever Ago". Maybe this is (once more) a sign that I'm getting old. I totally understand Artist getting bored while playing the old songs over and over, but clicks and views tells you that some people want to hear some of those songs. In my point of view, it needs a good mix of new and old songs and definitely less effect on a such beautiful voice.

To sum up: This was more a show than a concert to me.

This was a magical show. I was surprised at the length of the set...pretty sure Justin Vernon played everything off the current album and most of the highlights of his old stuff. The version of "Woods" that he played in the encore was breathtaking. Also, highlights of the show were "Holocene" and a very interesting version of "Calgary" that sounded nothing like the original recorded version. Venue was great from a sound standpoint, but it was unfortunate all the people who wanted to stand in the aisles were marshaled off by an overzealous security staff. I'm pretty sure he played "re: stacks" in the encore, but it's hard to recall. Overall, a 5 star show....

Literally the best thing I have ever seen. The whole band sounded so tight, the light show was insane and they really played to the audience. Two full sets of material plus an encore was probably more than any of us expected. They played so many songs that I wanted to hear, even some really old material which was so unexpected.

The whole audience was buzzing with energy and love for a band that are so good, but really don't tour enough. I'd waited 10 years for a chance to see them and now that I have, I'd have waited another 10 if I knew it was going to be that perfect. It was a privilege to be in that room and witness something so beautiful.

A powerful electronic-heavy set featuring the frequent auto tuned vocals of frontman Justin Vernon. Moments of magic with contrasts of crashing drums and thumping brass with falsetto vocals and brief seconds of silence. Highlights included older masterpieces such as Blood Bank, Wash, Creature Fear and Perth and, at times, a return to the more dulcet tones of their first two albums would have been welcomed. Although not as engaging and memorable as the previous tour, the heavier sounds and incredible stage and lighting contributed to a worthy performance.

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Bon Iver Announce Summer 2023 Tour Dates

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Bon Iver have announced a handful of new summer tour dates. Justin Vernon and company will perform a handful of shows in Montana, Utah, and the Pacific Northwest in August. See all of those dates with the rest of Bon Iver’s 2023 tour itinerary below.

Since 2019’s i,i , Vernon has re-joined Aaron Dessner for another Big Red Machine record, 2021’s How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last . Last year, Vernon, Dessner, and the rest of the National shared the new song “ Weird Goodbyes ,” after Vernon’s 2021 song for Don’t Look Up , “ Second Nature .” Vernon has collaborated on other new material with Taylor Swift, Ethan Gruska , Brittany Howard, and Aero Flynn , joining Lonnie Holley, too, on “Kindness Will Follow Your Tears” from the forthcoming album Oh Me Oh My .

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Bon Iver Map Out Spring 2022 U.S. Tour, First Trek in 3 Years

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Following a weekend where Bon Iver fully returned to the stage for the first time in over two years, Justin Vernon and company have mapped out a U.S. tour that will begin in spring 2022.

The southern half of the amphitheater trek kicks off March 30th in Mesa, Arizona, through an April 15th gig in Miami, with the second leg beginning June 3rd at Queens, New York’s Forest Hills Stadium and concluding June 25th at Asheville’s Rabbit Rabbit.

Bon Iver — featuring Vernon alongside current bandmates Sean Carey, Jenn Wasner, Mike Lewis, Matt McCaughan, and Andy Fitzpatrick — performed a pair of concerts this past weekend at Los Angeles’ YouTube Theater to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bon Iver, Bon Iver; a reissue of that 2011 album is due out March 25th, 2022, complete with five songs from Bon Iver’s AIR Studios session and an essay penned by noted fan Phoebe Bridgers.

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Dijon will serve as the opening act for the first half of the trek, with Bonny Light Horseman onboard for the second half. Bon Iver last toured in 2019 in support of their 2019 LP i, i , with the band playing arenas like Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.

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March 30 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre April 1 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway April 2 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway April 3 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory April 5 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall April 8 – New Orleans, LA @ Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square April 9 – Atlanta, GA @ Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park April 12 – Wilmington, NC @ Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park April 14 – St. Augustine, FL @ The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre April 15 – Miami, FL @ FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park June 3 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE June 7 – Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Amphitheater June 8 – Essex Junction, VT @ Champlain Valley Exposition June 10 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point June 11 – East Providence, RI @ Bold Point Park June 12 – Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union LIVE! June 15 – Kansas City, MO @ Starlight Theatre June 17 – Maryland Heights, MO @ Saint Louis Music Park June 18 – Lincoln, NE @ Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater June 21 – Newport, KY @ PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION June 24 – Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheater June 25 – Asheville, NC @ Rabbit Rabbit

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Bon Iver announces 2022 tour

Dijon and bonny light horseman will open the dates..

Justin Vernon's beloved indie-rock project Bon Iver will hit the road next year for an extensive tour of North America. The 23-date trek will feature opening performances from Dijon, a Bon Iver acolyte who's got an album out this week that I'm very much looking forward to, and folk group Bonny Light Horseman.

An artist ticket presale begins Wednesday, October 27 with a general sale opening up at Bon Iver's website on Friday, October 29 at 10:00 AM local time. Different charities will work with each date of the tour as part of Justin Vernon's 2 A Billion, a campaign working to end gender disparity, domestic violence, and sexual abuse.

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See all the dates below. On March 25, Bon Iver will release a 10th anniversary edition of his Grammy-winning sophomore album Bon Iver, Bon Iver . Pre-order it here .

Bon Iver 2022 tour dates

3/30 - Mesa, AZ - Mesa Amphitheatre* 4/1 - Austin, TX - Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway* 4/2 - Austin, TX - Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway* 4/3 - Irving, TX - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory* 4/5 - Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall* 4/8 - New Orleans, LA - Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square* 4/9 - Atlanta, GA - Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park* 4/12 - Wilmington, NC - Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park* 4/14 - St. Augustine, FL - The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre* 4/15 - Miami, FL - FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park* 6/3 - Queens, NY - Forest Hills Stadium** 6/4 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE** 6/7 - Lewiston, NY - Artpark Amphitheater** 6/8 - Essex Junction, VT - Champlain Valley Exposition** 6/10 - Portland, ME - Thompson's Point** 6/11 - East Providence, RI - Bold Point Park** 6/12 - Richmond, VA - Virginia Credit Union LIVE!** 6/15 - Kansas City, MO - Starlight Theatre** 6/17 - Maryland Heights, MO - Saint Louis Music Park** 6/18 - Lincoln, NE - Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater** 6/21 - Newport, KY - PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION** 6/24 - Nashville, TN - Ascend Amphitheater** 6/25 - Asheville, NC - Rabbit Rabbit** 10/16 - Dublin, IE - 3Arena^ 10/19 - Leeds, GB - First Direct Arena^ 10/20 - Glasgow, GB - The SSE Hydro^ 10/24 - Manchester, GB - AO Arena^ 10/25 - London, GB - SSE Arena Wembley^ 10/26 - London, GB - SSE Arena Wembley 10/31 - Berlin, DE - Mercedes-Benz Arena^ 11/2 - Amsterdam, NL - Ziggo Dome^ 11/3 - Antwerp, BE - Sportpaleis^ 11/5 - Milan, IT - Mediolanum Forum^ 11/7 - Barcelona, ES - Palau Sant Jordi^ 11/9 - Madrid, ES - WiZink Center^ 11/11 - Lisbon, PT - Altice Arena^ *w/ Dijon **w/ Bonny Light Horseman ^w/ Carm

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Where to Watch Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central on NBC

This all-star lineup will deliver an amazing night of music. 

Michigan Central Station will soon re-open, not as a train depot but as a dining and shopping hub for Detroit, and to inaugurate its new era, a bevy of Detroit icons are coming together for a one-night-only performance.  Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central will stream live on Peacock and subsequently air on NBC, and you don't want to miss it. Keep reading for all the information.

Who is performing in Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central ?

The outdoor spectacular will take place on June 6, though in-person tickets are sold out. The 90-minute concert includes Michigan natives Diana Ross, Big Sean, Illa J, Jack White, Kierra Sheard, Theo Parrish, Slum Village, the Clark Sisters, Sky Jetta and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Detroit Lions Barry Sanders will also make an appearance.

Non-Michigan-ians are on the lineup too, like Common, Fantasia, Melissa Etheridge and Jelly Roll , and presenters Mike Epps and Sophia Bush. Eminem , who paid tribute to his hometown of Detroit in his semi-autobiographical film 8 Mile , is an executive producer of the event.

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What is Michigan Central used for now?

The train station opened in 1913, the tallest of its kind in the world at the time. However, it closed in 1988 and remained unoccupied until the Ford Motor Company purchased the building in 2018. It's been under restoration since, and the concert marks the beginning of its gradual opening to the public as both a site of historical importance and bustling business.

"Detroit is known around the world for its musical talent, and having so many legendary artists kick off the celebration for the reopening of the iconic Michigan Central Station shows how meaningful this moment is for our city,” said Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan in a press release. “This historic landmark symbolizes Detroit’s resilience, innovation, and now, its bright future. This is about more than preserving a piece of our past. It also is about paving the way for a new era of growth and opportunity for all Detroiters.”

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How can I watch  Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central ?

The event will stream live via Peacock  on June 6 at 8:30 p.m. ET. A one-hour special version of the event will then air on NBC on June 9 starting at 7 p.m. ET/PT.

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