Grizzly Bear Reunite for First Live Show in Six Years

Grizzly Bear ‍Kicked ⁢Off ⁢Their Tour with Rare Tracks & Promise of Varied Setlists

Grizzly Bear launched their tour at Brooklyn Steel on October 13th with a setlist ‍packed with both fan favorites and deep cuts. ⁤The show marked the live debut of “Will Calls” and the‍ first performance ⁤of “Alligator” (from their 2004 ⁣album Horn⁤ Of Plenty) since 2008.Another rarity, “Little Brother” (2006), hadn’t been played since⁢ 2014. Most notably, they performed “Deep Sea Diver” for the first time in ‍nearly 20 years – likely since 2005!

Alongside these ⁣rare tracks, the band also played popular songs like “Two weeks,” ⁣”Yet Again,” and “Mourning sound.”

here’s the full ‍setlist from the October 13th show:

* ‘Southern Point’
* ‘Alligator’
* ‘Sleeping Ute’
*⁣ ‘Mourning Sound’
* ‘Yet Again’
* ⁢’Cut-Out’
* ‘Little ⁣Brother’
* ‘Ready, Able’
* ‘Fine For Now’
* ‘Foreground play’
* ‘While You Wait For The Others’
* ‘Will ⁢Calls’
* ‘Two weeks’
* ‘On A Neck, On A Spit’
* ‘Three Rings’
* ‘Sun In Your Eyes’
* Encore:

* ‘Deep Sea Diver’
* ‘Sky Took Hold’

The band has stated they plan to change up their setlists each⁢ night, balancing popular tracks⁢ with more obscure songs. Daniel Rossen explained they’re aiming‍ to mix “songs⁤ that we assume are the popular ones or algorithmically favorite songs, coupled with more⁤ obscure songs that⁤ we maybe wouldn’t have ⁢touched at the⁢ time.”

Grizzly Bear will return to Brooklyn Steel⁢ tonight (October 14th) and play three more shows there on October 16, 17, ‍and 18, followed⁣ by dates ⁤in Chicago, Los Angeles, San⁤ francisco, and Oakland. ‍ Tickets are still available here.

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