LIVE MUSIC IS BACK—SEE THESE SIX ARTISTS ON TOUR THIS FALL

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After a long hiatus from live music, there is finally a light at the end of the pandemic postponement tunnel. Between the crowds of ravenous fans and artists eager to return to the stages they were forced to leave behind for the last 18 months, the energy of these long-awaited concerts is sure to be otherworldly. To help navigate the tidal wave of incoming tour date releases, we’ve curated a list of artists—in no particular order—we’re excited to see on tour this fall. Some are heading out for traveling shows for the first time in their careers while others are making highly anticipated returns to the spotlight.

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Phoebe Bridgers

Tour begins September 2

In support of her Grammy-nominated sophomore album Punisher, Cultured’s spring issue cover star Phoebe Bridgers is embarking on a tour of performances across North America this fall. “What interests me more than extreme sadness is daily monotony, that drowning-in-your-own-life melancholy,” said the singer songwriter to writer Cassandra Gillig. Honesty shines through Bridgers’s music and we’d expect a live Bridgers experience to foster a similarly intimate environment. The tour includes several festival stops, kicking off on September 2 at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, so why not join Bridgers in Tennessee at the start of her entirely un-monotonous journey?

Big Thief

Tour begins September 7

Indie rock band Big Thief plans to steal the show yet again on its United States tour this September and October. The Brooklyn group is applauded for striking performances, where a closeness with the crowd reverberates. Lead singer Adrianne Lenker writes deeply personal songs that have earned the close-knit quartet a uniquely devoted following. Big Thief’s folk roots are drawing us to Burlington, Vermont as an ideal place to get the band’s full invigorating effect in person.

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