Grizzly Bear

Indie-rock luminaries, Grizzly Bear break their five-year silence with their acclaimed fifth album Painted Ruins, setting the stage for a blistering return to the Concert Hall stage.

Forerunners in a New York movement that embraced tender harmonies and expansive sonics, Grizzly Bear's peerless song craft only grows better with age. Drawing fans in Radiohead and Beyoncé through to Moonlight director Barry Jenkins, the band's recorded intricacies heave live as the sheer scale of sound bowls over audiences.

Twelve years on from their breakthrough album Yellow House, the band's lattice-like song-writing is a rarity in an age of statistic-driven stars and patchwork collaborations. A unique union of co-frontmen Daniel Rossen and Ed Droste with producer-bassist Chris Taylor and drummer Christopher Bear, see Grizzly Bear soar at the height of their powers in an all-new show featuring a dramatic, cascading backdrop on the Concert Hall stage.