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Bright Eyes announces 2025 tour, 2 Brooklyn concerts. Get tickets now
By Matt Levy,
3 hours ago
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Bright Eyes is so excited about their upcoming record that they’ve announced not one, but two tours.
Back in June, Conor Oberst and co. announced a brief, international fall trek — which kicks off Sept. 19 at Brooklyn Steel — in support of the group’s yet-to-be-released eleventh studio album “Five Dice, All Threes.”
Less than two months later, they’ve added an 43 additional dates that will send them to venues all over North America from January to April 2025.
On the winter and spring run, the folksy trio are slated to return to Brooklyn and headline at the recently opened Paramount Theatre on Thursday, April 17.
“We are proud of (this album) and we hope to see you soon out on the road soon,” Oberst shared on Instagram . “Things get more and more strange as time goes on it seems. But feeling extremely grateful to have the music and you.”
As you may have noticed above, Bright Eyes have a pair of festival gigs lined up on top of their 2024 tour.
To make sure you’re in the loop, here’s all the information you need about the two multi-day extravaganzas the world weary trio has coming up:
Bright Eyes festival dates Riot Fest Sept. 20-22 at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, IL Fall Out Boy, Slayer, Beck, St. Vincent, Spoon Best Friends Forever Fest Oct. 11-13 at the DLV Events Center in Las Vegas, NV Sunny Day Real Estate, Cap’n Jazz, The Jesus Lizard, Built To Spill, American Football Bright Eyes set list
While this upcoming tour will likely feature cuts from the new album, here’s what Bright Eyes played at their most recent gig back in November 2023, courtesy of Set List FM :
Prior to the release of “Five Dice, All Threes,” Bright Eyes has released a pair of singles.
First, they dropped the bouncy, jingly “Bells and Whistles,” which contrasts beautifully with Oberst’s trademark ramshackle, blistering vocals.
Then, in tandem with the tour announcement, “Rainbow Overpass” featuring Alex Orange Drink hit the airwaves. It’s garage rock at its finest. Fuzzed out guitar, angsty lyrics and fist-pumping crescendos.
Warning: you may want to listen ten times in a row. “Rainbow Overpass” is a full-on anthem.
If you want to hear for yourself, you can find both rollicking tracks here .
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