North American tour announced by Vampire Weekend: Read more
Vampire Weekend. The loved indie rock band is back with the latest music, a new album "Only God Was Above Us", a North American tour with 39 dates, which is about to be released on April 5 after nearly a decade as per a report by USA Today.
The latest album was announced in the past week, following up on the 2019 album «Father of the Bride», of the band. Their last album has been at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 amassing Grammy nominations in 2020 for the Album of the Year category, as well as winning for the category of best alternative rock album, with the lead single "Harmony Hall" scoring the best rock song's nod.
What is the band featuring?
The band with three persons features Ezra Koeing, lead singer, drummer Chris Tomson, and bassist Chris Baio. A pair of new singles were released by Vampire Weekend which included «Gen-X Cops», and «Capricorn», to support the new album. The Vampire Weekend tour has an intriguing twist. The Grammy winners for two times will be headlining the night shows on Saturday at the KettleHouse Amphitheater in Bonner, Greek Theater in Berkeley, California, and the famed Madison Square Garden of New York. Then they will be waking up and doing it again the upcoming day on Sunday morning.
When is «Only God Was Above Us» going to be out?
Only God Was Above Us will be released on April 5 in a series of formats which include on physical CDs, on streaming services, limited edition records of clear vinyl, and standard black vinyl
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