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The National Announces 2024 Australian Tour with Fleet Foxes & Annie Hamilton

The National have announced that they are heading back to Australia in 2024.

Ticketmaster is excited to announce the return of The National to Australia for the first time since 2018, joined by very special guests Fleet Foxes, and Annie Hamilton.

Hitting our shores in February 2024, this extraordinary line-up sees The National and Fleet Foxes touring together for the very first time, playing shows in some of Australia’s finest venues, including Melbourne’s iconic Brisbane’s Riverstage and Perth’s stunning Kings Park and Botanic Garden.

My Live Nation members can secure tickets during the exclusive presale beginning at 1 p.m., Thursday, September 21. General public tickets go on sale Friday 22 September beginning at 12 p.m.

The National 2024 Australia Dates

• February 28, 2024, Riverstage, Brisbane
• March 9, 2024, Kings Park & Botanic Gardens, Perth

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday 22 September 2023 @ 12pm (AEST)

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In conjunction with the Australian tour announcement, The National have today dropped a new release ‘Laugh Track’, the surprise second half of a double album which began with ‘First Two Pages Of Frankenstein’ releasedin April this year. The sibling records mark albums nine and ten for The National and are a continuing testament to the more than two decades the band have delivered us songs of immense pathos and beauty.

Joining The National for the tour will be one of Indie Folk’s most acclaimed acts, Fleet Foxes.  Led by lead singer-songwriter Robin Pecknold, Fleet Foxes have won a legion of fans and garnered critical acclaim for making music full of wonderful orchestrations, and gorgeous melodies that fuse earthy, harmony-rich folk-rock with a sense of lush pop sophistication. 

Opening for all shows will be Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Annie Hamilton.

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Live Nation and Double J are excited to announce the return of The National to Australia for the first time since 2018, joined by very special guests Fleet Foxes, and Annie Hamilton.

Hitting Aware Super Theatre in March 2024, this extraordinary line-up sees The National and Fleet Foxes touring together for the very first time.

The National’s lengthy career has led to extraordinary success, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album for 2017’s ‘Sleep Well Beast’, headlining festivals around the world, offered up classic songs including ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’, ‘Mr November’, ‘Fake Empire’ and ‘I Need My Girl’, and working with countless culture-defining artists including collaborations with Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, and Sufjan Stevens.

Joining The National for the tour will be one of Indie Folk’s most acclaimed acts, Fleet Foxes.  Led by lead singer-songwriter Robin Pecknold, Fleet Foxes have won a legion of fans and garnered critical acclaim for making music full of wonderful orchestrations, and gorgeous melodies that fuse earthy, harmony-rich folk-rock with a sense of lush pop sophistication.

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The National Announce 2024 Australian Tour With Fleet Foxes & Annie Hamilton

It’ll be the indie icons’ first trek Down Under since 2018

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The National have announced their hotly awaited return to Australia, slating four massive shows – in some of the country’s most prestigious venues, no less – for early next year.

The run will begin at Meanjin/Brisbane’s Riverstage venue on Wednesday February 28, followed that Friday (March 1) by a show at the Aware Super Theatre in Eora/Sydney. From there, the modern-day indie icons will head to Naarm/Melbourne – playing the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Tuesday March 5 – before wrapping up in Boorloo/Perth on Saturday March 9, when they’ll play Kings Park And Botanic Gardens.

All four gigs will see The National joined by their world-renowned indie-rock contemporaries in Fleet Foxes , who much like the headliners, haven’t performed on Australian shores since the start of 2018. Annie Hamilton will also deliver her one-of-a-kind stage show, opening for all shows across the run.

Tickets go on sale at 12pm local time this Friday (September 22), with a Live Nation pre-sale running from 1pm a day earlier (September 21) – see here for more info on both sales.

The tour comes in support of The National’s surprise tenth album, Laugh Track , which arrived without prior announcement today (September 18) via 4AD. The tour will also celebrate its predecessor, First Two Pages Of Frankenstein , which only hit shelves back in April of this year.

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The National are returning to Australia for the first time since 2018, joined by very special guests Fleet Foxes, and Annie Hamilton.

Hitting our shores in February/March 2024, this extraordinary line-up sees The National and Fleet Foxes touring together for the very first time, playing shows in some of Australia’s finest venues, including Melbourne’s iconic Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Brisbane’s Riverstage, Sydney’s Aware Super Theatre,  and Perth’s stunning Kings Park and Botanic Garden.

The National Australian tour

• Aware Super Theatre, Sydney – Saturday March 2
• Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne – Wednesday March 6
• Riverstage, Brisbane – Wednesday February 28
• Aware Super Theatre, Sydney – Friday March 1
• Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne – Tuesday March 5
• Kings Park And Botanic Garden, Perth – Saturday March 9

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In conjunction with the Australian tour announcement, The National have today dropped a new release Laugh Track, the surprise second half of a double album which began with First Two Pages Of Frankenstein released in April this year. The sibling records mark albums nine and ten for The National and are a continuing testament to the more than two decades the band have delivered us songs of immense pathos and beauty.

Their lengthy career has led to extraordinary success, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album for 2017’s Sleep Well Beast, headlining festivals around the world, offered up classic songs including Bloodbuzz Ohio, Mr November, Fake Empire and I Need My Girl, and working with countless culture-defining artists including collaborations with Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, and Sufjan Stevens.

Joining The National for the tour will be one of Indie Folk’s most acclaimed acts, Fleet Foxes.  Led by lead singer-songwriter Robin Pecknold, Fleet Foxes have won a legion of fans and garnered critical acclaim for making music full of wonderful orchestrations, and gorgeous melodies that fuse earthy, harmony-rich folk-rock with a sense of lush pop sophistication.

Also last here in 2018, Fleet Foxes will tour Australia for the first time since the release of their 2020 fourth studio album Shore, which earned the band their second Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album, and sweeping praise.

Opening for all shows will be Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Annie Hamilton.

Tickets for all shows go on sale at 12pm, Friday September 22. My Live Nation members can secure tickets during the exclusive presale beginning at 1pm, Thursday September 21 – 11am, Friday September 22. For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au.

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The National and Fleet Foxes Announce 2024 Australian Tour

By Jules LeFevre

The National have announced they’ll be joining forces with Fleet Foxes on an upcoming tour of Australia. The tour will see the bands play four dates around the country in February and March, starting at Brisbane’s Riverstage on Wednesday, 28th February and finishing in Perth on Saturday, 9th March. Sydney’s Annie Hamilton will support the bands at all dates.

Both bands were last here in 2018. This will be Fleet Foxes first tour since the release of acclaimed 2020 album The Shore, while The National have released three albums since that time, 2019’s I Am Easy To Find , 2023’s First Two Pages of Frankenstein and this week’s surprise release Laugh Track.

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The band revealed the news of the new album while on stage in Ohio at the weekend . It’s billed as the surprise second half to … Frankenstein . It marks the band’s 10th studio record.

“I think our relationships had become largely focused on the work on the music, but we’d lost track of each other,” guitarist Bryce Dessner told NME earlier in 2023 about First Two Pages of Frankenstein . “We’ve said that things felt fragile before, but I think this time was different. I think it was quite real and I think that it was actually necessary. We needed to let it go and accept the possibility that it would end.

“This record to me – and to all of us – feels like the culmination of everything we’ve learned. Aesthetically, we are really proud of where it sits. We sound more like ourselves maybe than we did in recent times.”

The National & Fleet Foxes 2024 Australian Tour Dates

• Wednesday 28th February – Riverstage, Brisbane QLD
• Friday, 1st March – Aware Super Theatre, Sydney NSW
• Tuesday, 5th March – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne VIC
• Saturday, 9th March – Kings Park And Botanic Garden, Perth WA

Tickets on sale Friday, 22nd September via Live Nation . Head to the website for pre-sale information.

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Live Nation and Double J are excited to announce the return of The National to Australia for the first time since 2018, joined by very special guests Fleet Foxes, and Annie Hamilton.

Hitting ICC Sydney Theatre in March 2024, this extraordinary line-up sees  The National  and  Fleet Foxes  touring together for the very first time.

The National’s lengthy career has led to extraordinary success, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album for 2017’s  ‘Sleep Well Beast’,  headlining festivals around the world, offered up classic songs including  ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’, ‘Mr November’ , ‘ Fake Empire’  and  ‘I Need My Girl’,  and working with countless culture-defining artists including collaborations with Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, and Sufjan Stevens.

Joining  The National  for the tour will be one of Indie Folk’s most acclaimed acts,  Fleet Foxes.   Led by lead singer-songwriter Robin Pecknold,  Fleet Foxes  have won a legion of fans and garnered critical acclaim for making music full of wonderful orchestrations, and gorgeous melodies that fuse earthy, harmony-rich folk-rock with a sense of lush pop sophistication.

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The National are heading back to Australia, for their first tour since 2018. In exciting news for fans of the iconic Cincinnati band, they will be accompanied by very special guests, Fleet Foxes and Annie Hamilton .

The National will be playing at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Brisbane’s Riverstage, Sydney’s Aware Super Theatre, and Perth’s fabulous Kings Park and Botanic Garden.

Tickets for all shows go on sale at 12pm, Friday September 22.

In a big week of news for The National, they have also dropped a new album, Laugh Track . It’s pitched as the second half of a double album that began with First Two Pages Of Frankenstein, released in April this year .

Their live shows are extraordinary, so it’s a tour we are very much looking forward to. To make the show even more enticing, the addition of Fleet Foxes makes it irresistible. It’s also their first visit since 2018. They are a band in the upper echelon of indie-folk, and their multiple Grammy award nominations is a testament to this.

The Australian singer/songwriter and guitarist, Annie Hamilton , an AU favourite, will be opening the shows.

The National – 2024 Australia tour, with Fleet Foxes and Annie Hamilton

Wednesday 28th February – Riverstage Brisbane Friday 1st March – Aware Super Theatre, Sydney Tuesday 5th March – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne Saturday 9th March – Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth

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Tickets on Sale-  12PM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Live Nation pre-sale: Thu Sept 21, 1pm – Fri Sept 22, 11am

For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au  

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The National are probably the biggest band to come out of Cincinnati, Ohio. The indie-rock group is made up of 5 band members, including two sets of brothers, who play alongside lead singer Matt Beringer.

The band were formed in 1999, and they’ve been touring pretty much ever since. Most of their time as a group has been spent in Brooklyn, New York, where they’ve had a slow burning career that’s seen them grow from being a hardworking but relatively unknown band, to a group who headline festivals around the world and sell out 20,000 capacity arenas.

The full line up consists of lead vocalist Matt Beringer, twin brothers Aaron (guitar, bass, keys) and Bryce Dessner (guitar), and another set of brothers Scott (bass, guitar) and Bryan Devendorf (drums).

Matt Beringer’s distinctive baritone voice, alongside his self-penned discerning lyrics gives the band a unique sound, often described as erring on the sombre-side. They are said to have taken influence from the likes of Tom Waits and Nick Cave, but believe strongly in being innovative and continuing to grow independently as an act.

Interesting fact: one of their biggest breakthrough moments came from their track "Fake Empire" featuring on the 2008 Obama campaign. This, alongside successful support tours with artists like R.E.M., set them on the path to their current popularity. The release of "High Violet" in 2010 saw them reach the biggest achievements of their career - hitting the top 5 across the UK, US and Canada.

Their most recent album "Trouble Will Find Me", was the record that really cemented them into the mainstream. Just before the release of this sixth EP, they premiered a documentary called "Mistaken For Strangers" which followed the band on their "High Violet" tour, focusing mainly on the relationship between singer Matt Beringer and his brother, who took on the role of assistant tour manager.

The National are true strivers, they’ve gradually warmed their way into many a record collection, and with each release prove themselves to be more accomplished than before. Despite their more recent successes, they are not to be considered as having reached a peak: it’s in their nature to continue to improve on themselves.

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I suppose any music lover feels a personal connection with what they are listening too, no matter how trite. For fans of The National, the deeply personal, cathartic nature of their songs always seem to express a deep sense of longing. It’s become emblematic of their songs: that somewhat mournful tone in the Dessner production, the halted and deep baritone of Berninger voice, the stark delivery of the rhythm by the Devendorfs.

Few bands know how to manage the mediums which they use as effectively as The National. Their studio sound is immaculate but their live shows are just as perfectly constructed to give the sense of a magical connection between band and crowd night after night. To these talents we can now add short film with Mike Mills’ oeuvre.

Although I personally felt that they had relied too much on their emblematic character over content on their previous album: Sleep Well Beast and I was relieved and delighted by the novelty of an overtly feminin nature on I am Easy to Find. It is a truly excellent LP to add to their already impressive catalogue of outstanding albums but it is easier to achieve intimacy in a studio. The Dessners are expert producers, lending their latents to many other musicians in the Indie world. Harnessing The National’s inimitable vibe in the controlled environment of a studio is easier than expressing deep and personal feeling during a rock concert.

This is where Matt Berninger shines. While the other members of the band play fantastically and even with some theatricality; occasionally trading places and instruments throughout. Berninger’s stage presence is what truly makes a The National concert an experience.

He doesn’t have a good singing voice and he doesn’t have expressive of diverting stage banter (On this occasion he shared the fact that their tour bus has truck a moose on route to Montreal) but what he does have is the ability to give the impression he is reaching out to us, the audience members.

Unlike most musicians who regularly appear in the news for kicking cameras or knocking peoples’ phones out of their hands, Berninger encourages cell phone filming in his shows through his antics. Granted, there is pro forma pre-recorded warning prior to the show that all venues play which warns that filming the show is forbidden, but when the modern audience inevitably pull out their devices to “capture the moment”, the National frontman gives them something to remember. During one song he took a phone out of a front row audience member’s hand and carried it on-stage alternating between filming himself in extreme confessional close-up or capturing guitar work by one Dessner or another.

In another case, he took the phone on a wild ride during one of his legendary walkabouts through the audience. If you’ve been to a The National show, you will recognize this characteristic move by Berninger. He will suddenly become compelled to leave the stage and plow into the crowd. He enters into what appears to be some kind of fugue state, moving back and forth, carving a path through the throngs of the audience members who reach out to touch him, hug him or, more often than not, film him. His interactions are impetuous, short and frenetic, almost brusque as though he is desperate to find what he is looking for and that search is always a physical manifestation of intimacy.

Even when he is on stage, this personae of the desperation and frustration as he strives to connect with us on a personal level is made manifest by the way he wrestled his mike from its stand, flinging the inanimate object violently when it refuses to cooperate. He climbs onto lights and monitors or paces back and forth with nervous hands as though he is trapped and desperate to get out, to connect, with us. Sometimes he seems to almost manage a personal moment, a passing high five or sharing the rest of his bottle of cold red wine with the front row.

It’s an act. The moves are just as rehearsed as a pop diva’s choreographed dance sequence, if less overt. The roadies are always at hand to pick up that recalcitrant mic stand and somehow, empathically, know when Berninger will suddenly be compelled to plunge into the crowd and have an improbable 200 feet of mic cord at the ready. We know the moves, we wait for the sudden yet inevitable breakdown of Mr. November, we sing along with Vanderlyle, yet they still affect us.

I know it’s a conceit, but it’s great showmanship which make us believe we have shared something special and it’s what keeps me coming back show after show.

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I have been introduced to The National by my husband in 2002 when we moved to Vancouver. I was automatically drawn to their music. Being in a new city, and without knowing anyone, I often spend my free time going for long walks and exploring. Their music provided me with a lot of comfort as I strolled through streets full of people, yet feeling alone. Their dark, full of melancholy music fills me up with longing for more. In times where I need a good cry, when I do chores around the house, when I sit down with a glass of wine, it is my go to music. I love all their albums, but High Violet, Trouble will find me, and Boxer are definitely albums that are on the constant repeat. My husband, a music fanatic, is always on the lookout for the new and greatest bands. He keeps introducing me to new artists, yet after listening to one or two songs from their album, I switch the ITunes to play The National. If someone asked me what my favourite song is it would go like this: "I should live in salt" , "Fireproof", "Graceless", "I need my girl", "This is the last time", "Terrible love", "Sorrow", "Lemonworld" "Mistaken for Strangers", "Fake Empire" "Abel" "Trouble will find me"... the list can go on and on.. I don't think they have ever written a bad song. What I love about their songs is not only the melodies are superbly written but the lyrics are full of meaning (and that is hard to find in music today). The National are bringing back music that matters, music that fills your heart and soul. I had a pleasure of attending one of their concerts here in Vancouver in 2013 at the PNE. It was the most amazing show ever. I am about to turn 40, yet I was screaming like a teenager! Did I mention, I love Matt! I recently watched the documentary "Mistaken for Strangers" and loved this new expose of the band... The National, unique sound, amazing vocals, beautiful melodies, dark lyrics, talented musicians and song writers... I would do anything to see them in concert again!

I had such a great evening seeing The National! Matt's interaction with the crowd was second to none. On multiple occasions throughout the evening he descended into the standing area, and sometimes the audience lost sight of him for what felt like minutes (but probably was seconds, thanks to security).

Irish singer Lisa Hannigan, who provided backing vocals on Sleep Well Beast, joined the National at multiple points during the night. Her enchanting vocals were sadly lost at first, but after a few adjustments she provided a haunting accompaniment to Matt's iconic baritone voice.

Matt's voice often reached new levels of emotion when it transcended into a guttural scream on certain songs.

As the night drew to a close, Matt announced that they were to sing 'the most depressing song we've ever written' - About Today. Hailing from their 2004 EP Cherry Tree, this was a particularly special moment. The crowd fell silent and eyes were drawn once again to the incredible light show behind the musicians.

Having performed a cover of Talking Heads' Heaven, support act This Is the Kit and Lisa Hannigan joined the stage for a beautiful, bittersweet rendition of Born to Beg.

The icing on the cake of a beautiful two hour concert was the final song - Terrible Love. Matt walked through the crowd as we all sang in unison 'it takes an ocean not to break'.

My only regret is that we didn't get to hear Mr November, my favourite song.

The National can be depressing, and there's no denying I felt slightly melancholy this morning, but in today's world it's impossible - at least for me at least - to pretend that everything is going swimmingly.

We need music that examines our deepest emotions to prevent us burying our heads in the sand. And with that, we need the National.

Morrissey’s voice made introductions by way of lyric as The Smiths’ “Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I What” was piped over the PA while the band took their position on stage. Berninger and the brothers were joined by a pair of multi-instrumentalists who dabbled in various sounds throughout the night, but whose main contribution came in the form of horns. As Morrissey’s pleas faded behind the three split-screens that acted as backdrops, Berninger was pacing like a caged beast; his neck bent, his head facing the ground, and his long blonde hair obscuring not only his glasses, but most of his facial features as well. “Thank you,” he said curtly, before following the brothers into “Don’t Swallow the Cap”. Everyone was on their feet, with their arms overhead, when the LSD-inspired rainbow light-show was washed out in bubbling crimson waves as the night transitioned into “Bloodbuzz Ohio”. Then we were treated to the first preview of the evening…

“Checking Out” started out with simple synth, then Berninger came in with his deep, introspective, stream-of-consciousness vocals about fucking things up, before a light backbeat and simple chord progression met him somewhere in the middle. The song continued to be very synth and vocal driven from beginning to end. Multiple members of the band have spoken about a new direction forward, and if “Checking Out” is any indication of where the new road leads, I’m certainly along for the ride.

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This show was labeled "A Special Night with The National" and was a limited 6 city engagement that included a viewing of a short film directed by Mike Mills (not THAT one) and scored by special arrangements of tracks from IAETF and Q&A with Mike and one of the Dessner's and Matt.

The short film was good, very moving about a woman's (Alicia Vikander) journey from childhood through life and including all the experiences one would imagine a woman has/goes through. To this end the female collaboration on the new album lends itself very well.

The main set was comprised of the new tracks from IAETF and featured appearances by Julien Baker for a couple of songs, as well as the Brooklyn something Chorus/Choir. The live arrangements were complete with string trio and brass duo. The songs were good but most (all but 2 or 3) lacked the energy that one is accustomed to seeing from The National (this is neither a good thing nor a bad thing, I get it, this was a toned down show, to be seen more like an art show). The encore consisted of 3 or 4 songs from the back catalog and Not in Kansas, which packed so many political and societal issues into one song it will make your head spin. They played Fake Empire, Bloodbuzz and The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness which demonstrated the regular energy of a 'The National' show.

Overall a good show, definitely different from the 8 or 9 times I've seen them previously.

I saw The National at the Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta this May. I have always liked their music but did not have a strong desire to see them live because their music is so mellow. However, they were awesome! I was pretty close to the stage in a general admission area. The sound was great and their energy was great too. I was shocked at how bad ass the lead singer is. He was smashing things on stage and even came out into the audience and crowd "walked" around. I was so close I could almost touch his hand. At the end of the show, they were so thankful of the audience, and it seems like they genuinely care about their fans and want to make sure that they give the best performance possible. I really enjoy their current album, Trouble Will Find Me. "Graceless" and "I Need my Girl" are my favorite songs. They have been around for awhile (I think about 10 years), and their music just keeps getting better, and they stay current. Seeing them live made me more interested in them as a band. I would definitely see them again if they came back into town.

Some people of my age (82) want to try Parachuting, Bungee Jumping or some other daring pursuit while still on this planet but my greatest wish was to go to a live concert of that amazing band, The National!

I was so lucky to be in Brighton last Saturday (7th Dec) to have my wish granted and the whole experience was fantastic - they even played my very favourite song, ‘Light Years’. The song list was well chosen, full of contrast in mood and tempo and the audience responded happily to singing Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks!

Our group included three generations, myself, two daughters and a granddaughter, all National fans.

The Brighton Centre is an excellent venue and the audience was so receptive and enthusiastic. I think Matt himself must have realised that, considering his many ventures down to the front row. At one point, he stumbled and my younger daughter held out her hands to steady him - unfortunately he stood on her toes but all is forgiven, Matt!

I had heard they were a life changing show prior to going, but I was skeptical due to how hyperbolic people tend to be about that kind of thing, but HOLY SHIT.

They had a bit of a rocky start, but once they got their groove on (and Beringer got sufficiently drunk) 2-3 songs in, it was one of the most surreal shows I've ever had the pleasure of attending.

their music is often noted for being a bit mellow, but this show couldn't be less so. when it they weren't reaching swans-level volumes with songs like Mr November, they were delivering some satisfyingly visceral takes on classics like "Don't Swallow the Cap" or "Fake Empire"

seriously, though, this show was insane & I highly recommend seeing them to anyone if they're in your area.

An incredible live performance. Matt and the band bring to life songs from the album with such passion and grit in ways that can't fully be explained. They make you fall in love again with music and songs that you may have listened to hundreds of times and thought you understood. They emotionally charge into anthems and b sides alike and have a great time interacting with the crowd, with Matt often stepping off stage or singing with the crowd around him. The stage presence, comments between songs, goofy dancing by Matt, band mate banter and red solo cups handed out or flung into the crowd all add to the incredible musical performance. I can't recommend seeing them enough. If you're a fan this is a must see show.

They are absolutely incredible live. Between Matt's shrieking during The Pull of You and the intensity of Bryce and Aaron during rockers like Day I Die (during which Matt waded deep into the crowd) and System, this was certainly not a boring affair! Even the quieter numbers (Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks, Light Years, etc) had a coiled intensity. Matt is super funny on stage, telling clever anecdotes and giving away the mic stand at the end of the concert. The only caveat to the performance was that the whole field reeked of weed, so strong it was making me and my SO sick. Most of the fans just stood there smoking instead of actually having fun and dancing. The band itself was awesome though!

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• Bourbon & Beyond, Louisville on the 19th September 2024
• The National and The War On Drugs with Special Guest Lucius , Vancouver on the 2nd October 2024
• The National and The War On Drugs with Special Guest Lucius , Portland on the 3rd October 2024
• Highland Festival Grounds At Kentucky Exposition Center, Louisville on the 19th September 2024
• Rogers Arena, Vancouver on the 2nd October 2024
• Moda Center, Portland on the 3rd October 2024
• Curraghmore House, Waterford , 2024
• Crystal Palace Park, London , 2024
• Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, London , 2024
• Castlefield Bowl, Manchester , 2024
• The Castle Green (Cardiff Castle), Cardiff , 2024
• Worthy Farm, Bristol , 2024
• Parque Da Cidade, Porto , 2024
• Parc Del Forum, Barcelona , 2024
• Kings Park & Botanic Garden, Perth , 2024
• Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne , 2024
• Icc Sydney, Sydney , 2024
• Riverstage, Brisbane , 2024

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The Art Gallery of New South Wales, Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia acknowledge the Gadigal of the Eora Nation who are the traditional custodians of the land upon which these institutions stand. Campbelltown Arts Centre is located on Dharawal land and pay their respects to Elders past, present and emerging.  

The National is a biennial survey of contemporary Australian art. The National 4: Australian Art Now brings together 48 new artists projects involving more than 80 artists across Country, generations and communities. A partnership between four leading Sydney cultural institutions: the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C), Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA Australia). Entry is free across all venues.

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• Sep 21 2024 Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Sep 22 2024 Bourbon & Beyond 2024 Louisville, KY, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 11:30 AM  –  Scheduled: 6:35 PM Tickets 11:30 AM 6:35 PM
• Sep 24 2024 United Center Chicago, IL, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 5:15 PM  –  Start time: 9:08 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:15 PM 9:08 PM Estimated
• Sep 25 2024 Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill Sterling Heights, MI, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 5:30 PM  –  Start time: 9:23 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:30 PM 9:23 PM Estimated
• Sep 26 2024 Breese Stevens Field Madison, WI, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 4:15 PM  –  Start time: 8:08 PM (Est.) Tickets 4:15 PM 8:08 PM Estimated
• Sep 28 2024 Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre Greenwood Village, CO, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 5:30 PM  –  Start time: 9:23 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:30 PM 9:23 PM Estimated
• Sep 29 2024 Granary Live Salt Lake City, UT, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 4:30 PM  –  Start time: 8:23 PM (Est.) Tickets 4:30 PM 8:23 PM Estimated
• Oct 01 2024 Climate Pledge Arena Seattle, WA, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 5:45 PM  –  Start time: 9:38 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:45 PM 9:38 PM Estimated
• Oct 02 2024 Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, Canada  –  Find tickets Doors 5:30 PM  –  Start time: 9:23 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:30 PM 9:23 PM Estimated
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• Oct 06 2024 William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre Berkeley, CA, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 4:00 PM  –  Start time: 7:53 PM (Est.) Tickets 4:00 PM 7:53 PM Estimated
• Oct 07 2024 Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles, CA, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 5:15 PM  –  Start time: 9:08 PM (Est.) Tickets 5:15 PM 9:08 PM Estimated
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• Don't Swallow the Cap
• Tropic Morning News
• Bloodbuzz Ohio
• The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness
• I Need My Girl
• Mistaken for Strangers
• Conversation 16
• Space Invader
• Light Years

The National at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA

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Here Is The National’s ‘Zen Diagram Tour’ Setlist

The National and The War On Drugs (who just released a live album ) are two of the most consistently excellent bands in indie rock. They also put on one heck of a live show, which you can experience for yourself on the Zen Diagram Tour .

The National, in particular, are playing some of their most popular tracks, including “Bloodbuzz Ohio,” “Fake Empire,” and “Mr. November.” Below, you’ll find a setlist from the group’s recent concert at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York. Every show has The National performing a slightly different collection of songs, but this should give you a rough idea of what to expect.

The National’s Zen Diagram Tour Setlist

1. “Don’t Swallow The Cap” 2. “Eucalyptus” 3. “Tropic Morning News” 4. “Squalor Victoria” 5. “Bloodbuzz Ohio” 6. “The System Only Dreams In Total Darkness” 7. “I Need My Girl” 8. “Brainy” 9. “Conversation 16” 10. “The Geese Of Beverly Road” 11. “Abel” 12. “Alien” 13. “Deep End (Paul’s In Pieces)” 14. “Rylan” 15. “England” 16. “Graceless” 17. “Fake Empire” 18. “About Today” 19. “Light Years” (encore) 20. “Mr. November” (encore) 21. “Terrible Love” 22. “Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks”

The National’s 2024 Tour Dates: Zen Diagram Tour

09/17 — Philadelphia, PA @ TD Pavilion at Mann Center for Performing Arts 09/19 — Laval, QC @ Place Bell 09/20 — Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage 09/21 — Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center 09/24 — Chicago, IL @ United Center 09/25 — Sterling Heights, MI @ Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill 09/26 — Madison, WI @ Breese Stevens Field 09/28 — Englewood, CO @ Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre 09/29 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Granary Live 10/01 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena 10/02 — Vancouver, BC @ Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena 10/03 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center 10/06 — Berkeley, CA @ The Greek Theatre 10/07 — Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl 10/10 — Mexico City, MX @ Palacio De Los Deportes

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Formed in 1999, the Ohio-raised, Brooklyn-based band consists of vocalist  Matt Berninger  plus two pairs of brothers:  Aaron Dessner  (guitar, bass, piano) and  Bryce Dessner  (guitar), and  Scott Devendorf  (bass, guitar) and  Bryan   Devendorf  (drums).

The National’s  triumphant previous visit to Australia in 2018 included sold-out performances at Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl and Brisbane’s Riverstage. For their upcoming tour, the band will nestle into their most intimate Australian venues in a decade, delivering fans the raw intensity and emotion of their live show, up-close-and-personal like never before.

Joining  The National  on all dates will be special guest  Phoebe Bridgers . Hailing from Los Angeles, Bridgers released her debut album  Stranger In The Alps  in 2017 to international acclaim, with haunting, introspective songs that garnered widespread comparisons to legendary songwriters like Elliott Smith and Joni Mitchell. In the last 12 months, Bridgers has continued with a prolific release schedule; teaming up with  Julien Baker  and  Lucy Dacus  to release an EP as  boygenius  and joining forces with  Conor Oberst  for a full-length album under the guise  Better Oblivion Community Centre . She returns to Australia following sell-out headline shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in 2019.

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Breathe in the fresh mountain air as you walk through lush forests of eucalyptus trees and see the unique ancient rock formations on the Blue Mountains Sunset Tour.

Enjoy hassle-free pick up from your centrally located hotels near Sydney and start your journey to the iconic Blue Mountains.

Visit the iconic Three Sisters rock formation, the vast Blue Mountains National Park & the beautiful town of Katoomba with an expert tour guide who gives insights about the region.

Experience the golden hour and witness the Blue Mountains region bathed in the golden light of sunset, while you soak in the soft rays falling on the Wentworth Falls.

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The Blue Mountains Sunset Tour offers an exciting experience as you explore one of Australia's most iconic landscapes during the golden hour. This tour takes you through the stunning Blue Mountains, showcasing its dramatic cliffs, lush forests, and cascading waterfalls. As the day winds down, witness the sun setting over the mountains, casting a warm, golden glow across the rugged terrain. This tour provides a serene and picturesque day of adventure in the Blue Mountains, making it a great option for nature lovers.

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• Join the Blue Mountains Sunset Tour and explore the pristine wilderness of this National park on a guided walk that takes you to some of the region's most stunning landscapes.
• Begin your adventure in the vast Blue Mountains National Park, where you’ll be surrounded by lush eucalyptus forests, ancient rock formations, and diverse wildlife.
• Visit the charming town of Katoomba, the heart of the Blue Mountains and explore its calm streets, art galleries, and local cafes, all while enjoying the town’s relaxing atmosphere.
• Marvel at the expansive views of Jamison Valley, one of the Blue Mountains’ most iconic areas, featuring rolling forests and distant cliffs that create a magical scenery.
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• Learn about the Blue mountain region from a local guide who will share fascinating insights into the region’s geology, flora, fauna, and also take you on a bush walk to spot the wildlife of the region.

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Diamond certified and award-winning artist The Weeknd is bringing his record breaking After Hours Til Dawn tour to Sydney’s Accor Stadium for two massive shows.

Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced Australia dates see The Weeknd head to Sydney with shows on 22 and 23 October at Accor Stadium.

One of the hottest artists on the planet today, The Weeknd will be joined on tour by Mike Dean, Chxrry22 and Sydney’s own Anna Lunoe as support.

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