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Bright Eyes announce shows, are working on a new album
Bright Eyes announce shows, are working on a new album
Conor Oberst's beloved folk rock project Bright Eyes have announced their first live performances in over nine years. In addition, they have signed to Dead Oceans for a new album. This will mark their first release since 2011's The People's Key.
On the signing, Dead Oceans co-founder Phil Waldorf had the following to say:
“Bright Eyes is not just a formative artist for me personally, but for countless people who work at Dead Oceans. To get to work with a band that is part of our own origin stories in falling in love with music is the rarest of privileges. We are thrilled to be part of another great chapter in Bright Eyes enduring legacy.”
Check out their itinerary below:
On the signing, Dead Oceans co-founder Phil Waldorf had the following to say:
“Bright Eyes is not just a formative artist for me personally, but for countless people who work at Dead Oceans. To get to work with a band that is part of our own origin stories in falling in love with music is the rarest of privileges. We are thrilled to be part of another great chapter in Bright Eyes enduring legacy.”
Check out their itinerary below:
3/23 – Tokyo, Japan @ Liquidroom
5/21-22 – Los Angeles, CA @ Palladium *
6/20 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium ^
9/03-06 – Salisbury, UK @ End OF The Road Festival
* with Lavender Diamond
^ with Japanese Breakfast & Lucy Dacus
Conor Oberst's beloved folk rock project Bright Eyes have announced their first live performances in over nine years. In addition, they have signed to Dead Oceans for a new album. This will mark their first release since 2011's The People's Key.
On the signing, Dead Oceans co-founder Phil Waldorf had the following to say:
“Bright Eyes is not just a formative artist for me personally, but for countless people who work at Dead Oceans. To get to work with a band that is part of our own origin stories in falling in love with music is the rarest of privileges. We are thrilled to be part of another great chapter in Bright Eyes enduring legacy.”
Check out their itinerary below:
On the signing, Dead Oceans co-founder Phil Waldorf had the following to say:
“Bright Eyes is not just a formative artist for me personally, but for countless people who work at Dead Oceans. To get to work with a band that is part of our own origin stories in falling in love with music is the rarest of privileges. We are thrilled to be part of another great chapter in Bright Eyes enduring legacy.”
Check out their itinerary below:
3/23 – Tokyo, Japan @ Liquidroom
5/21-22 – Los Angeles, CA @ Palladium *
6/20 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium ^
9/03-06 – Salisbury, UK @ End OF The Road Festival
* with Lavender Diamond
^ with Japanese Breakfast & Lucy Dacus
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