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Live Oak Bank Pavilion At Riverfront Park
With their first new music in half a decade, Vampire Weekend’s 'Only God Was Above Us' Tour. Set for Tuesday, 8th October 2024, at the Live Oak Bank Pavilion At Riverfront Park, in Wilmington.
The band Vampire Weekend, known for chart-toppers like “A-Punk,” “Oxford Comma,” and “Harmony Hall,” is back, and performing live in what is undoubtably the most exciting thing they've done since the pandemic. Their legendary sound mixes alternative genres of indie rock with pop, but now they've brought something entirely new, a distinctive touch, just for the Gen x's.
Supporting act Cults, will be delivering direct from their sermon, their songs “Go Outside” and “You Know What I Mean,” in their usual style.
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Only God Was Above Us, the album, will be available April 5. The band dropped the first few singles, “Capricorn” and “Gen-X Cops,” a double portion of first tastes of the anxiously awaited new project. So, down that deep red, rather sticky, drink and get ready for a complete set of new tracks as Vampire Weekend brings their 'Only God Was Above Us' world tour to Live Oak Bank Pavilion At Riverfront Park in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Tuesday, October 8th, 2024.
Fronted by Ezra Koenig, Vampire Weekend will likely also perform some of their classic hits like "A-Punk", "Oxford Comma", and "Harmony Hall". Their most recent album, 'Only God Was Above Us,' is a moody/emo-esque fifth album released on April 5, 2024, navigating themes of catastrophe and hope. The band formed with personnel Koenig (vocalist/guitarist), Rostam Batmanglij (multi-instrumentalist), Chris Tomson (drummer) and Chris Baio (bassist). Despite Batmanglij left in 2016, he somehow continues to add to subsequent albums??? Back in the heyday of Alt, they earned their stripes mixing indie rock with Afro beat elements, and pop rhythms, and were praised for kicking down genre clichés.
Supporting Vampire Weekend are Cults, who will be delivering their distinctive indie pop-rock sounds. Cults earned a reputation with tracks like "Go Outside" and "Abducted". Their newest work, which we can't mention because it doesn't have a name... but includes a number of songs that touch on themes of nostalgia.
Located in historic downtown Wilmington, along the Cape Fear River, the Live Oak Bank Pavilion boasts a huge space for 7,200, with 2,400 specially reserved positions and 4,800 free-for-all lawn tickets. Since opening in the summer of 2021, it has welcomed hundreds of musical acts and community events. With facilities like rentable lawn chairs, blanket purchases at the guest services tent and a policy for low-profile personal chairs, it’s designed to accommodate all fans. For any inquiries, please contact the venue directly.
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Live Oak Bank Pavilion At Riverfront Park, Wilmington, North Carolina, 28401, US