Indie rock veterans Grizzly Bear are coming out of hibernation for their first concerts since a 2019 appearance at the Just Like Heaven festival. As of now, seven dates are confirmed this fall, beginning Oct. 13 at Brooklyn Steel in New York. Click here for ticket onsale information.
Indie rock veterans Grizzly Bear are coming out of hibernation for their first concerts since a 2019 appearance at the Just Like Heaven festival. As of now, seven dates are confirmed this fall, beginning Oct. 13 at Brooklyn Steel in New York. Click here for ticket onsale information.
The group last toured in 2018 and released their RCA debut the year before, following several prior albums for indie Warp Records. In recent years, frontman Ed Droste stepped away from music to become a therapist, while group members Daniel Rossen and Chris Bear have worked on several music projects together, including the score for the 2023 film Past Lives.
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In conjunction with the reunion, Grizzly Bear are reissuing their back catalog albums Veckatiment (magenta vinyl), Shields (translucent vinyl), Yellow House (cream white vinyl),and Painted Ruins (oxblood vinyl) on Oct. 17. Click here to pre-order.
Here are Grizzly Bear’s tour dates:
Oct. 13-14, 16: New York (Brooklyn Steel)
Nov. 8: Chicago (Salt Shed)
Nov. 12: Los Angeles (Shrine Auditorium)
Nov. 18: San Francisco (Warfield)
Nov. 19: Oakland, Ca. (Fox Theater)
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