Nu-Folkers The Lumineers Announce North American Spring/Summer Tour

With a Billboard No. 2 album, a US Top Five hit and two Grammy nominations under their belt, America’s answer to Mumford and Sons are to embark on their biggest North American tour with the release of The Lumineers tickets for a series of spring/summer shows.

Sandwiched in between sets at both weekends at Coachella, the Denver folk-rock quintet will kick off their own series of gigs at Berkeley’s Greek Theatre on April 19th with tickets available currently priced at a get-in of $110 and an average of $158.

The band will then continue to combine appearances at festivals including Atlanta’s Shaky Knee on May 5th, George’s Sasquatch! on May 27th and Camden’s XPoNential on July 27th ($42/$161) with headline gigs at the likes of Spring’s The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on April 24th ($39/$127), Minneapolis’ Target Center on May 31st ($65/$129) and Clarkston’s DTE Energy Music Theatre on June 6th ($59/$118).

There are currently thousands of The Lumineers tickets waiting to be snapped up (average price $125) with the April 25th concert Grand Prairie’s Verizon Theatre the current lowest get-in price at $37 (average $92) and the June 12th date at Portsmouth’s nTelos Wireless Pavilion the cheapest average price at $77 (get-in $68). However, there are only a handful remaining for the second of two dates at Toronto’s Sound Academy on May 3rd ($135/$160) and the gigs at Cincinnati’s PNC Pavilion at the Riverbend Music Center on May 4th ($125/$189) and Cary’s Booth Amphitheatre at Regency Park on Jun 13 ($85/$91).

Fans with The Lumineers tickets for their recent European winter tour witnessed the band performing the entirety of their 2012 self-titled debut including the single, “Stubborn Love,” and two renditions of their signature hit, “Ho Hey.” While alongside a track written by long-time friend Sawmill Joe, (“I Ain’t Nobody’s Problem But My Own”), the band also covered the likes of Bob Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick Blues,” Violent Femmes’ “American Music” and The Rolling Stones’ “Sweet Virginia.”

The group will also be joined on eight dates by Californian indie-rockers Cold War Kids, with Cleveland rock n’ roll quartet J. Roddy Walston & The Business confirmed to appear at seven shows. While the introduction of new song, “Falling In Love,” into their recent sets suggests fans might also get a further taste of material from their second studio album.

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