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Those who love indie rock often emphasize the authenticity that's involved. The Antlers, a band from Brooklyn, has been acclaimed for how beautiful their music is and how much raw emotion is involved. On record and live, The Antlers can be the perfect accompaniment for dealing with all kinds of intense feelings.

Made in Brooklyn

The Antlers is the brainchild of Peter Silberman. Initially, it was a solo venture with music that Silberman had self-recorded. He released his first album, Uprooted, in 2006. He also signed with Fall Records, which ended up releasing his second album, In the Attic of the Universe, in 2007. More members joined the group and helped to record subsequent EPs Cold War and New York Hospitals. In 2009, Silberman and The Antlers had a major moment with the release of the album Hospice. This was a concept album that found parallels between being in a toxic relationship and trying to delay someone's death. There was major acclaim for this album as many found it to be extremely heart-wrenching. The lyricism and musicianship on display added greatly to the experience. Hospice was released through Frenchkiss Records as was the band's followup album, Burst Apart. This proved to be a successful followup to its breakthrough as it retained the emotional power of its predecessor while also going in a different direction. The band had more success with its next album, Familiars, which was released through ANTI- and peaked at No. 73 on the US Billboard Top 200 albums chart upon its release in 2014. After a few years of relative silence from The Antlers, Silberman announced that the band was working on a new album. The Antlers has also toured around the world and performed on television series such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. It has also appeared at many prominent musical festivals, such as Pitchfork, Bonnaroo, All Tomorrows Parties and End of the Road.

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Where is The Antlers playing?

There are currently no upcoming tour dates from The Antlers. Recently, the band performed a run of shows to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Hospice. A tour in support of its album to be released seems very likely.

What can I expect from The Antlers?

The Antlers concerts are experiences that really hit you in the feels. Seeing Silberman and the rest of the band perform these songs highlights just how much emotion they're able to wield from them and how much it means to them. The shows aren't energetic in the sense that there's moshing or dancing, but they're energetic in the sense that there's emotional energy flowing throughout. The Antlers concerts are ones that put you and your senses at full attention.

How long is a typical The Antlers concert?

The Antlers concerts tend to run for a bit over an hour.

What is The Antlers tour setlist like?

On traditional tours, The Antlers plays songs selected from its last three albums. Often, the majority of its performance will be from its most recent album, as was the case with the Familiars tour. The most-played songs at Antlers concerts include "Kettering," "Putting the Dog to Sleep," "I Don't Want Love," "Sylvia" and "Atrophy."

Who have The Antlers toured with?

The Antlers have toured with several prominent bands. These include The National, Spoon and Death Cab for Cutie.

Does The Antlers perform covers live?

The Antlers does cover a few songs by other artists. These include songs by The xx ("VCR"), Neil Young ("Harvest Moon") and My Bloody Valentine ("When You Sleep").

Does The Antlers perform encores?

The Antlers does often perform encores live. For its run of Hospice shows, the band would perform the album in full and follow it up with an extended encore of songs from elsewhere in its discography. For more traditional tours, it will usually include an encore of no more than two songs.Back to Top