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Vampire Weekend is a two-time Grammy-winning alternative rock band currently composed of frontman Ezra Koenig, bassist Chris Baio and drummer Chris Tomson. Emerging from the mid-aughts indie rock scene in New York City out of Columbia University, Vampire Weekend released their self-titled debut to immediate critical and commercial success in 2008, with the album debuting at No. 17 on the Billboard 200 and its breakout single “A-Punk” earning an RIAA platinum certification. The band’s 2010 follow-up Contra confirmed their ascent after debuting atop the Billboard 200, while the single “Cousins” became their first song to hit the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart. The band’s 2013’s effort Modern Vampires of the City similarly topped the Billboard 200 and garnered the band’s first Grammy Award. 2019’s Father of the Bride became their third album to debut at No. 1, and the album’s high watermark came from lead single “Harmony Hall,” which reached a career-best No. 5 on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart. The album netted the band its second Grammy, and Vampire Weekend’s 2019 North American tour saw the band perform some of their biggest shows to date, including Madison Square Garden in New York.
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2024 Only God Was Above Us Tour Dates:
Vampire Weekend head out on the North American leg of the Only God Was Above Us Tour in June 2024. After kicking off at 713 Music Hall in Houston, Texas, the tour will cover much of North America through October.
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The 2024 North American leg of Vampire Weekend’s Only God Was Above Us Tour begins on June 6 at 713 Music Hall in Houston, Texas.
Vampire Weekend will be joined on select dates of the 2024 Only God Was Above Us Tour by special guests LA LOM, The English Beat, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Phish’s Mike Gordon, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Ra Ra Riot, Maya Rudolph and Gretchen Lieberum’s Prince cover band Princess, Cults, Mark Ronson, The Brothers Macklovitch and the Billy Joel tribute band Turnstiles.
Tickets for Vampire Weekend’s Only God Was Above Us Tour will be available via Ticketmaster.
A presale for Citi cardmembers and a Platinum presale will take place on February 20 at 10:00 a.m. local time, followed by Laylo and newsletter presales on February 21 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
Additional presales, including local/venue presales and those for Ticketmaster and Spotify customers, will take place on February 22 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
Tickets for the Only God Was Above Us Tour will go on sale to the general public on February 23 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
this was such an amazing concert. The band was incredible and the lights were very impressive! The men were extremely charismatic performers. The set list was a great mix of new and old songs, all of which seemed to greatly impress the audience, including myself. i would have paid $80+ on top of the $20 i paid to see this show. No joke, it was that amazing. i am so glad to have gone to this and i would recommend it to anyone.
Awesome venue and the performance was nothing short of amazing.
That Was one of the best concerts i'm glad i came from vegas to c them it was well worth th money!!! :)
Vampire Weekend was amazing. They sound great live. Pocahaunted was also really good.
The show was great! Full of energy and Ezra really got the crowd going, there was never really a dull moment! I even got to meet the guys after and they were super nice and great sports.
Such a great show. They sound just like the album but BETTER. High energy! They played many new songs from their up and coming album. I can't until the new album comes out in January. Can't wait to see them again. Really great crowd too.
The Catalyst was a good venue to catch Vampire Weekend. Though I was disappointed they didn't play "The Kids Don't Stand a Chance", overall the performance was good, albeit short (total concert time was about 70 minutes). They played about six songs from their upcoming album and would see them in a small venue again. This band is not really equipped to deliver on anything larger than say, The Filmore because I think they need the intimacy with the audience to keep the show going.
Enjoyed their new songs. Can't wait for the album release.
Pure awesomeness. Truly a good time. Kind of strange that it was just them alone.
Love their music and didn't know what to expect live. The Catalyst was the perfect small venue to see them and they were jumpin'. The energy between the band and the audience was the best! They played favorites and new stuff and we couldn't stop dancing. One of the funnest shows I've seen in awhile.
Wow. Four college guys from the University of Columbia came together to make some fantastic music in my hometown of Lafayette last night. Upon hearing that Vampire Weekend was coming to play at the Town Hall Theater, the world stopped for a second. I could not believe that such a big band would come to such an unorthodox location to play! I felt so blessed. Upon getting to the venue, I met my friends first in line, and we rushed to go to the front row. The freaking FRONT ROW of Vampire Weekend in a venue of less than 200! Does life get any sweeter? Ezra's voice is just unreal, and the rest of the band played so well and had so much energy that my friends and I had to get up and dance with the rest of the crowd! On top of that, Vampire Weekend played over half of their new album Contra! Holiday, White Sky, California English, and other new songs are even catchier and pleasing to the ear than their first album! That is what astounds me so much. My friends and I discussed how it would be impossible that Vampire Weekend could surpass their phenomenal debut album. Looks like we were wrong! I cannot wait to see them live again, and again, and again!
