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With his 2007 debut album, Justin Vernon demonstrated the therapeutic, soul-cleansing properties of isolating yourself from the world in a wooden shed. 

Distraught over breakups with both his girlfriend and his band (DeYarmond Edison) while recovering from a bout of mononucleosis, Vernon disappeared into the woods of his native Wisconsin in the dead of winter. He emerged with For Emma, Forever Ago, a disarming set of raw folk-rock confessionals fueled by tense acoustic strums and Vernon's pained, preternaturally soulful croon. (In keeping with the album's frigid recording environment, Vernon adopted the alias Bon Iver — a variation on the French term "bon hiver," or "good winter," which he heard used as a salutation on the 1990s TV show Northern Exposure.) 

The album's unvarnished approach made Vernon an anomaly in a North American indie-rock scene otherwise dominated by the maximalist likes of Arcade Fire and Animal Collective, but its intense emotional wallop reverberated far beyond the underground. After his songs permeated the mainstream through placements on shows like Grey's Anatomy and House, Vernon found himself both getting sampled on and providing backing vocals to Kanye West's 2010 magnum opus, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. 

That guest appearance transformed Vernon into an unlikely hot property in the hip-hop world, with the singer later turning up on tracks by Travis Scott, Vince Staples, and Lizzo, among others. Between his myriad collaborations and side groups (which include his partnership with The National's Aaron Dessner as Big Red Machine), Bon Iver albums tend to appear only every five years or so. But each one is a major event, signaling a radical change in approach. On 2011's Grammy Award–winning self-titled effort, Vernon's wounded balladry acquired a dreamy, soft-focus splendor, and 2016's 22, A Million recast that velvet-smooth voice against a mutating backdrop of burbling electronics and fractured beats.

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Eyes that change.

Personally, it was an experience that couldn’t have been more rewarding in terms of the love it takes to make music. I’ve seen Bon Iver twice, and I cherish those moments when Justin shows himself at different dynamics. True performance, passion, and an experience that is pushing me to be a better musician. I hope, when it comes the time to choose, that we all have the vulnerability to listen. Thankful there is time to see more of the breakdown in their music, so maybe I can create more naturally. Much love.

It was different

I grew up loving Bon Iver. I loved the chillness. The concert was not what we were expecting. At one point it sounded very demonic and people were leaving. It was a weird vibe.

Couldn't see a thing

The venue was emphatic about bringing chairs no more than 3 inches off the ground, but then they let people stand in front of us. What's the point? I had a wall of people standing in front of me, never saw the band.

It was a fun evening. The weather was really nice once the sun started to go down. Got there late bc I was flying back from a work trip, so our spot wasn’t the greatest. We were situated behind the sound tent, so the sound tent blocked most of our view of the stage, and then there was a tree that blocked our view, too. I wish Idaho Botanical Garden would consider side stage screens, because it’s always more fun when you can see the band performing, too. Bon Iver’s merchandise was disappointing, so I didn’t buy anything. No tour t-shirts. Definitely get to the Botanical Gardens early if you want a guaranteed good, unobstructed view of the stage.

Overcrowded

The first hour of the evening was borderline miserable due to the venue being overcrowded, lack of sufficient shade, and the sound for the opening band was jarringly loud. Things improved greatly once the sun got lower and the headliner took the stage. We came close to leaving, but I’m glad we didn’t.

Good but Not Great

I was very excited to have the chance to see Bon Iver, for we believe his first time in Idaho. His music was the obvious highlight of the night, however it seemed as though he cut it quite short. He played until about 9:15-9:20 then encored two more standard songs. The sound booth/tent put up heat blankets for them or the equipment which partially blocked our view until the sun went down. I love this venue, but their management is dropping the ball in communication & execution. They encourage Uber but then made the Uber drop us off 3 blocks away. Then, as we left from the best spot you could ever ask for, they hold the cars for “majority” of the pedestrians and force vehicles to exit their way. Maybe my expectations were too high, but cumulatively it was a let down for the amazing possibilities. Better luck next time I guess…

Glitchy and loud

This was the worst show I have ever been to. The sound was a loud ringing and vibrating. The electronics were glitchy and unnerving. I couldn’t figure out if the sound was bad or the music was supposed to sound like that. I left early.

YouTube Theater Los Angeles

Best concert ever! The quality of the sound was amazing, high skilled musicians combined with all the effects and creativity of Bon Iver. Can’t wait to go again

Amphitheater-Atlanta

I loved seeing him in concert he was amazing, I wasn’t a fan of the person he added on to the performance but that could have just been me but anyways he was amazing and the sound was awesome!! Would definitely see him again.

Classic Bon Iver

The show was amazing. Justin Vernon is so talented. We saw them play the Ryman a few years ago. I love how he reinterprets the music. I usually hate live shows for that very reason. But when he does it, it’s just so powerful and impressive. I knew what to expect having seen them before. But wow. Thanks for all your hard work. We appreciate it!!

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Bon Iver announce summer 2023 U.S. tour

Justin vernon and his band’s next north american run kicks off august 2 in duluth, minnesota..

Bon Iver have announced a 2023 summer tour of the United States. The 10-date August run will follow four Australian shows in March and eight European performances in June. They’ll kick their U.S. leg off on August 2 at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth, Minnesota and remain in the nation’s northwest quadrant for all but one of their remaining gigs, taking a two-week break before finishing at Beach Road Weekend in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.

Since releasing i,i in 2019, Bon Iver bandleader Justin Vernon has shared How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last? , his second collaborative album with The National ’s Aaron Dessner . He’s continued to collaborate intensively in the year-and-a-half since, working with such disparate artists as Nicholas Britell , Beverly Glenn-Copeland , Ethan Gruska , and Taylor Swift .

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View all of Bon Iver’s upcoming tour dates below.

Bon Iver 2023 tour dates

March 2 - Brisbane, AU - Riverstage March 4 - Melbourne, AU - Sidney Myer Music Bowl March 5 - Melbourne, AU - Sidney Myer Music Bowl March 10 - Adelaide, AU - WOMADelaide

June 2 - Berlin, DE - Tempelhof Sounds June 4 - Paris, FR - We Love Green June 8 - Copenhagen, DK - Syd for Solen June 10 - Rättvik, SE - Dalhalla June 14 - Vienna, AS - Open Air Arena Wien June 15 - Zürich, CH - The Hall June 17 - Lido di Camaiore, IT - La Prima Estate Festival June 19 - Bonn, DE - Kunst!rasen

August 2 - Duluth, MN - Bayfront Festival Park August 4 - St. Charles, IA - Hinterland Music Festival August 5 - Madison, WI - Breese Stevens Field August 8 - Bonner, MT - Kettlehouse Amphitheater August 9 - Ogden, UT - Ogden Amphitheater August 11 - Boise, ID - Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanic Garden August 12 - Seattle, WA - Day in Day Out August 12 - Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater August 13 - Seattle, WA - Day in Day Out August 25–27 - Martha’s Vineyard, MA - Beach Road Weekend

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Bon Iver Announce Summer 2023 Tour Dates

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Bon Iver have announced a handful of new summer tour dates. Justin Vernon and company will perform a handful of shows in Montana, Utah, and the Pacific Northwest in August. See all of those dates with the rest of Bon Iver’s 2023 tour itinerary below.

Since 2019’s i,i , Vernon has re-joined Aaron Dessner for another Big Red Machine record, 2021’s How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last . Last year, Vernon, Dessner, and the rest of the National shared the new song “ Weird Goodbyes ,” after Vernon’s 2021 song for Don’t Look Up , “ Second Nature .” Vernon has collaborated on other new material with Taylor Swift, Ethan Gruska , Brittany Howard, and Aero Flynn , joining Lonnie Holley, too, on “Kindness Will Follow Your Tears” from the forthcoming album Oh Me Oh My .

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03-02 Brisbane, Australia - Riverstage 03-04 Melbourne, Australia - Sidney Myer Music Bowl 03-05 Melbourne, Australia - Sidney Myer Music Bowl 03-10 Adelaide, Australia - WOMADelaide 06-02 Berlin, Germany - Tempelhof Sounds 06-04 Paris, France - We Love Green 06-08 Copenhagen, Denmark - Syd for Solen 06-10 Rättvik, Sweden - Dalhalla 06-14 Vienna, Austra - Open Air Arena Wien 06-15 Zurich, Switzerland - The Hall 06-17 Lido di Camaiore, Italy - La Prima Estate Festival 06-19 Bonn, Germany - Kunst!rasen 08-02 Duluth, MN - Bayfront Festival Park 08-04 St. Charles, IA - Hinterland Music Festival 08-05 Madison, WI - Breese Stevens Field 08-08 Bonner, MT - Kettlehouse Amphitheater 08-09 Ogden, UT - Ogden Amphitheater 08-11 Boise, ID - Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanic Garden 08-12 Seattle, WA - Day in Day Out 08-12 Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater 08-13 Seattle, WA - Day in Day Out 08-25-27 Martha’s Vineyard, MA - Beach Road Weekend

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Bon Iver Map Out Spring 2022 U.S. Tour, First Trek in 3 Years

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Following a weekend where Bon Iver fully returned to the stage for the first time in over two years, Justin Vernon and company have mapped out a U.S. tour that will begin in spring 2022.

The southern half of the amphitheater trek kicks off March 30th in Mesa, Arizona, through an April 15th gig in Miami, with the second leg beginning June 3rd at Queens, New York’s Forest Hills Stadium and concluding June 25th at Asheville’s Rabbit Rabbit.

Bon Iver — featuring Vernon alongside current bandmates Sean Carey, Jenn Wasner, Mike Lewis, Matt McCaughan, and Andy Fitzpatrick — performed a pair of concerts this past weekend at Los Angeles’ YouTube Theater to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bon Iver, Bon Iver; a reissue of that 2011 album is due out March 25th, 2022, complete with five songs from Bon Iver’s AIR Studios session and an essay penned by noted fan Phoebe Bridgers.

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Dijon will serve as the opening act for the first half of the trek, with Bonny Light Horseman onboard for the second half. Bon Iver last toured in 2019 in support of their 2019 LP i, i , with the band playing arenas like Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.

Bon Iver Tour Dates

March 30 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre April 1 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway April 2 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway April 3 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory April 5 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall April 8 – New Orleans, LA @ Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square April 9 – Atlanta, GA @ Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park April 12 – Wilmington, NC @ Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park April 14 – St. Augustine, FL @ The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre April 15 – Miami, FL @ FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park June 3 – Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium June 4 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE June 7 – Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Amphitheater June 8 – Essex Junction, VT @ Champlain Valley Exposition June 10 – Portland, ME @ Thompson’s Point June 11 – East Providence, RI @ Bold Point Park June 12 – Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union LIVE! June 15 – Kansas City, MO @ Starlight Theatre June 17 – Maryland Heights, MO @ Saint Louis Music Park June 18 – Lincoln, NE @ Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater June 21 – Newport, KY @ PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION June 24 – Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheater June 25 – Asheville, NC @ Rabbit Rabbit

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Bon Iver Announce 2022 Spring & Summer U.S. Tour

Bon Iver have announced a 2022 United States tour that will take place in the spring and early summer. The 23-date jaunt will kick off in March and end in June.

The band is scheduled to perform 10 shows in March and April with Dijon, followed by 13 in June with opener Bonny Light Horseman. The latter act features longtime Vernon collaborator Anais Mitchell, who recently worked with Vernon and The National’s Aaron Dessner on their summer album How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?

Later on in the year, Bon Iver will embark on a European trek with opener Carm. That leg of the tour will run in October and November.

The U.S. spring/summer tour will start in Mesa, Arizona and include stops in Austin, New Orleans, Atlanta, Miami, Pittsburgh, Nashville, and more. It will be Bon Iver's first time out on the road in three years - since their 2019 tour in support of the LP i, i .

While on the road, Bon Iver will release a 10th anniversary special edition of Bon Iver’s Grammy-winning album Bon Iver, Bon Iver . Recorded in London in October 2011, it will include five stripped down versions performed by Justin Vernon and bandmate Sean Carey. That reissue will be out March 25.

Over the weekend, Bon Iver celebrated the album re-release by performing all 10 of the tracks at LA’s YouTube Theater. The group also played the song “PDLIF,” which was released in the spring of 2020 to benefit COVID-19 relief efforts.

Tickets for the European leg of the 2022 tour can be purchased now via Bon Iver's website while tickets for the United States tour will be on pre-sale starting Wednesday, October 27. They will go on sale to the general public on October 29.

See Bon Iver's tour announcement below.

Gather up & sing together. We’re excited to announce our US tours in spring and summer of 2022! We’ll be joined by special guests @dijondijon_ and @bonnylightband in the spring and summer, respectively. We are grateful to be performing for you all; time to gather up again. pic.twitter.com/SyW9zegcm3 — Bon Iver (@boniver) October 25, 2021

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Bon Iver announce 2022 US tour dates

The band released their last album, 'i, i', in 2019

Bon Iver have announced a series of US shows across the first half of 2022.

The tour will see the band head across Texas, New York, Louisiana, Maine, Pennsylvania and a number of other US states between March and June. The US dates will precede Bon Iver’s rescheduled UK and European tour dates in October and November.

The shows will be supported by either Dijon or Bonny Light Horseman. Tickets go on sale this Friday (October 29) from 10am local time through Bon Iver’s website .

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Bon Iver released their latest studio album, ‘i, i’, in 2019. NME gave the record five stars , writing: “Bon Iver has pieced together this fourth album in an impossibly intelligent way.”

Since releasing ‘i, i’, bandleader Justin Vernon released a new album through his side project with The National’s Aaron Dessner, Big Red Machine . The album, ‘How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?’ arrived back in August and featured collaborations with Taylor Swift , Anaïs Mitchell , Sharon Van Etten and Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold.

Vernon also featured on tracks recorded for Swift’s 2020 albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ .

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Bon Iver’s 2022 US tour dates:

MARCH Wednesday 30 – Mesa, Mesa Amphitheatre

APRIL Friday 1 – Austin, Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway Saturday 2 – Austin, Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway Sunday 3 – Irving, The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Tuesday 5 – Houston, White Oak Music Hall Friday 8 – New Orleans, Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square Saturday 9 – Atlanta, Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park Tuesday 12 – Wilmington, Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park Thursday 14 – St. Augustine, The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre Friday 15 – Miami, FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park

JUNE Friday 3 – Forest Hills, Forest Hills Stadium Saturday 4 – Pittsburgh, Stage AE Tuesday 7 – Lewiston, Artpark Amphitheater Wednesday 8 – Essex Junction, Champlain Valley Exposition Friday 10 – Portland, Maine, Thompson’s Point Saturday 11 – East Providence, Bold Point Park Sunday 12 – Richmond, Virginia Credit Union LIVE! Wednesday 15 – Kansas City, Starlight, Theatre Friday 17 – Maryland Heights, Saint Louis Music Park Saturday 18 – Lincoln, Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater Tuesday 21 – Newport, PromoWest Pavilion at Ovation Friday 24 – Nashville, Ascend Amphitheater Saturday 25 – Asheville, Rabbit Rabbit

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Bon Iver Announces 2022 U.S. Tour

Bon Iver  has announced a 23-date U.S. tour set to take place in the spring and summer of 2022. This marks the first U.S. tour for Bon Iver since 2019.

Led by  Justin Vernon , Bon Iver will start with a southern leg beginning on March 30th at Mesa, AZ’s  Mesa Amphitheatre . The tour will begin just five days after the band releases Bon Iver, Bon Iver (10th Anniversary Edition) , an album featuring five songs from Vernon and bandmate  Sean Carey ‘s  AIR Studios  session, a blind embossed version of the original cover art, and a personal essay from longtime fan  Phoebe Bridgers .

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From there, Vernon and his live band consisting of Sean Carey,  Jenn Wasner ,  Mike Lewis ,  Matt McCaughan , and  Andy Fitzpatrick will head to Austin, TX for two consecutive shows at  Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway  (4/1–4/2). Making its way east, the tour will stop in Irving, TX (4/3); Houston, TX (4/5); New Orleans, LA (4/8); Atlanta, GA (4/9); and Wilmington, NC (4/12), before wrapping the first leg in Florida with shows in St. Augustine (4/14) and Miami (4/15).

After a six-week break, Bon Iver will then bring the tour north to Queens, NY for a show at  Forest Hills Stadium  on June 3rd. From there, leg two will head to Stage AE in Pittsburgh, PA (6/4); Artpark Amphitheater in Lewiston, NY (6/7);  Champlain Valley Exposition  in Essex Junction, VT (6/8);  Thompson’s Point  in Portland, ME (6/10);  Bold Point Park  in East Providence, RI (6/11); and Virginia Credit Union LIVE!  in Richmond, VA (6/12).

Bon Iver will then head westward to Starlight Theatre  in Kansas City, MO (6/15);  Saint Louis Music Park  in Maryland Heights, MO (6/17);  Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater  in Lincoln, NE (6/18);  PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION  in Newport, KY (6/21); and Ascend Amphitheater  in Nashville, TN (6/24), before ending the U.S. leg of the band’s 2022 tour with a stop at Rabbit Rabbit  in Asheville, NC on June 25th, ahead of a European leg that commences on October 16th at  3Arena  in Dublin, Ireland.

Tickets to the Bon Iver 2022 Spring/Summer tour will go on sale this Friday, October 29th at 10:00 a.m. local time, following an artist presale on Wednesday, October 27th. Head here for tickets and more tour information and scroll down for a complete list of tour dates. Furthermore, head here to pre-order the tenth-anniversary edition of  Bon Iver, Bon Iver , due out on March 25th.

Bon Iver 2022 Tour Dates

United States

3/30 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre* 4/1 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway* 4/2 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Greenway* 4/3 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory* 4/5 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall* 4/8 – New Orleans, LA – Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square* 4/9 – Atlanta, GA – Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park* 4/12 – Wilmington, NC – Live Oak Bank Pavilion at Riverfront Park* 4/14 – St. Augustine, FL – The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre* 4/15 – Miami, FL – FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park* 6/3 – Queens, NY – Forest Hills Stadium** 6/4 – Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE** 6/7 – Lewiston, NY – Artpark Amphitheater** 6/8 – Essex Junction, VT – Champlain Valley Exposition** 6/10 – Portland, ME – Thompson’s Point** 6/11 – East Providence, RI – Bold Point Park** 6/12 – Richmond, VA – Virginia Credit Union LIVE!** 6/15 – Kansas City, MO – Starlight Theatre** 6/17 – Maryland Heights, MO – Saint Louis Music Park** 6/18 – Lincoln, NE – Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater** 6/21 – Newport, KY – PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION** 6/24 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater** 6/25 – Asheville, NC – Rabbit Rabbit**

10/16 – Dublin, IE – 3Arena^ 10/19 – Leeds, GB – First Direct Arena^ 10/20 – Glasgow, GB – The SSE Hydro^ 10/24 – Manchester, GB – AO Arena^ 10/25 – London, GB – SSE Arena Wembley^ 10/26 – London, GB – SSE Arena Wembley 10/31 – Berlin, DE – Mercedes-Benz Arena^ 11/2 – Amsterdam, NL – Ziggo Dome^ 11/3 – Antwerp, BE – Sportpaleis^ 11/5 – Milan, IT – Mediolanum Forum^ 11/7 – Barcelona, ES – Palau Sant Jordi^ 11/9 – Madrid, ES – WiZink Center^ 11/11 – Lisbon, PT – Altice Arena^

*w/ Dijon **w/ Bonny Light Horseman ^w/ Carm

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Bon Iver announce 2023 US tour dates

Bon Iver have announced a fresh slate of tour dates in the United States this August.

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The band took to social media on March 27 to break the news, announcing a total of 12 shows. Justin Vernon and co. will perform several shows in Washington, Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin and more. Check out the complete list of tour dates below.

Looking forward to playing around the US this August! Headline show(*) presale tix available w/ special code ‘SALEM’ at https://t.co/wcmezsmike starting Wed 3/1 at 10AM local. (* Fest passes on sale now.) Remaining tix on sale to general public on Fri 3/3 at 10AM local. pic.twitter.com/oKtoAS9mGi — Bon Iver (@boniver) February 27, 2023

Presale tickets are set to go on sale at 10AM local time on March 1 via Bon Iver’s official website with the use of special code ‘SALEM’. General tickets will go on sale on Friday, March 3 at 10AM local time.

The dates for Bon Iver’s 2023 US tour are:

August: 02 – Duluth, Minnesota – Bayfront Festival Park 04 – St. Charles, Iowa – Hinterland Music Festival  05 – Madison, Wisconsin – Breese Stevens Field 08 – Missoula, Montana – Kettle House Amphitheater 09 – Ogden, Utah – Ogden Twilight 11 – Boise, Idaho – Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanical Garden 12 – Bend, Oregon – Hayden Homes Amphitheatre 12-13 – Seattle, Washington – Day In Day Out Festival  25-27 – Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts – Beach Road Weekend 

Bon Iver toured the UK in October and November of 2022, performing in Dublin, Glasgow, London, Berlin and more. The shows, announced in support of the group’s fourth album ‘i, i’, were originally planned for 2020 but were pushed back to January 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. They were later delayed again to October and November the following year.

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MESA, Ariz. – Justin Vernon was four songs deep into opening night of Bon Iver's first U.S. tour since the pandemic shut things down in early 2020  when he paused coming out of a mournful "Jelmore" to share what he was feeling in that moment.

"I can't tell you what it feels like to be up here playing for you guys right now," he told the crowd at Mesa Amphitheatre. "It's been a minute." 

Their last big concert before the shutdown was, in fact, in downtown Phoenix, where they headlined McDowell Mountain Music Festival with an equally stunning display of intensely emotional vulnerability filtered through a wide array of digital manipulation.

Vernon's vocals, in particular, were frequently run through a combination of software and assorted gear that not only allows him to alter his pitch like Auto-Tune or an old-school vocoder but also to create a wall of harmonies in real time.

The effect is otherworldly and yet it somehow only underscores the raw emotion of the songs themselves and Vernon's awe-inspiring singing voice, especially when he hits that sweet spot in the upper register of his three-octave range. 

It doesn't hurt that the man has surrounded himself with a team of stellar multi-instrumentalists – Sean Carey, Jenn Wasner, Mike Lewis, Matt McCaughan and Andy Fitzpatrick.

Each musician performed in his or her own geometric lighting pod under a diamond-shaped lighting rig. 

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Vernon and his bandmates set the tone for a set that put the focus squarely on 2019's "I,I" with a haunting rendition of "22 (OVER S∞∞N)" from their previous album, "22, A Million," before diving into the soulful experimentation of "iMi" and "We," the first two proper tracks on "I,I."

From there, they made their way through highlights as ambitious as the gospel-flavored "U (Man Like)," the heavy bass of "10 d E A T h b R E a s T," the drama of "715 - CRΣΣKS" and "Heavenly Father" before reaching back to the album that started it all, 2007's "For Emma, Forever Ago," for a dreamy rendition of "Blindsided."

A wash of cymbals underscored Vernon's guitar lick as they followed the magic of "Blindsided" with "Perth," a song whose instrumental break was so electrifying, you could feel it in your chest. 

After a meditative yet noisy performance of "Marion," Vernon took a moment to see if there were any people from his home state of Wisconsin in the audience. When a handful of people responded, he took the opportunity to tease them. 

"Couple of snowbirds here," he said. "You guys are really missing out on a great winter. We call you guys cheaters."

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The saxophonist harmonized with Vernon's keyboard on an epic  "____45_____," which gave way to the sampled vocal loops of "33 'GOD' ” and the speaker-rumbling bass tones of "8 (circle)" as the set made its way to a crowd-pleasing finish. 

Then, after a gorgeous, acoustic-guitar driven “Holocene,” Vernon admitted that the tour launch was not going off without a hitch, regardless of how good it sounded. 

"I brought the wrong keyboard," he said, as he struggled to figure out what chord he was supposed to play. "I guess I've been outed as a person who only plays in C and transposes all the keyboard part." 

He apparently got the chords all sort out before leading his bandmates in a super-soulful version of "Sh'Diah," a ballad whose title is an abbreviation for “(Expletive) Day in American History”, referring to the day after Donald Trump’s election in 2016. 

"Sh'Diah" had an almost Prince-like vibe and was followed by the final number of the proper set, "Naeem," which built to an explosive climax with Vernon inserting profanities in his gritty shouts of "I can hear."

They returned to start the encore without Carey, who was in the bathroom backstage but returned in time to join his bandmates on the first song of the encore, "Blood Bank."

Then, Vernon told the crowd, "In March of 2020, we played in town and then a month later, we had to make this song" by way of introducing “PDLIF (Please Don’t Live In Fear),” a song whose proceeds benefited healthcare workers on the COVID-19 frontline through Direct Relief.

They signed off on an existential note, with Vernon reminding the crowd as he introduced "RABi" that "This song's about death."

As songs about death go, "RABi" has an oddly life-affirming quality. And it served as a suitably haunting conclusion to a tour launch that found Vernon and his bandmates reasserting themselves as modern masters of pushing the experimental envelope with music that resonates on a profoundly emotional scale.

Bon Iver tour launch setlist

"22 (OVER S∞∞N)"

"U (Man Like)"

"10 d E A T h b R E a s T ⚄ ⚄"

"715 - CR∑∑KS"

"Heavenly Father"

"Blindsided"

"____45_____"

"8 (circle)"

"Blood Bank"

Bon Iver announces 2022 tour: Dates, schedule, where to buy tickets, opening acts

• Updated: Nov. 03, 2021, 2:03 p.m. |
• Published: Oct. 25, 2021, 12:38 p.m.

Justin Vernon of Bon Iver will perform his spirited live act at venues all over the U.S. in 2022. Amy Harris/Invision/AP

• Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

What do Kanye West and Taylor Swift have in common?

They both love Bon Iver .

The alignment of their musical taste makes sense. The indie folk band fronted by Justin Vernon has won multiple Grammys and produced major hits like “Skinny Love” and “Holocene.”

So, it’s good news for West, Swift and all Bon Iver fans that the group is set to tour the U.S. in 2022.

Here’s everything you need to know about the folk outfit’s upcoming USS-S Tour if you’d like to catch their highly regarded act live.

Where can I buy Bon Iver tickets?

Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, Oct. 29 at 10 a.m. EST for all shows.

Although tickets are not on sale to the general public for all venues, it’s common for them to show up on the secondary market first. At the time of publication, tickets can be found on secondary market sites MegaSeats , Vivid Seats and TicketCity .

All of the secondary market merchants, like Vivid Seats , have buyer guarantees or protection that ensure tickets are valid, will be delivered or accessible prior to the event, and will be same as what was bought.

Where is Bon Iver going on tour? What cities will they be playing?

The USS-S tour will take the folksy group on two separate tours with a break in between. The first tour sees the band trekking the southern United States making their way from Mesa, Arizona on March 30 to Miami, Florida on April 15.

Bon Iver will then take a brief respite and return for northern dates starting on June 3 in Queens, New York and wrapping its run June 25 in Asheville, North Carolina.

The official schedule, with dates and times, is here .

Prices vary based on tour date and city.

Who will be opening for Bon Iver?

If you choose to see the Grammy winners on the first half of the tour, R&B songster Dijon will be handling opener duties.

Should you opt to go to a show on the back half of the tour, you’ll catch supergroup Bonny Light Horseman before Justin Vernon and co. take the stage.

Bon Iver’s official Instagram breaks down who will be opening for the band at which shows here:

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What brought this tour about?

Bon Iver announced the USS-S tour after a two-show residency at Los Angeles’ YouTube Theater celebrating the ten year anniversary of their album “Bon Iver, Bon Iver.”

Rolling Stone reports , “A reissue of that 2011 album is due out March 25th, 2022, complete with five songs from Bon Iver’s AIR Studios session and an essay penned by noted fan Phoebe Bridgers.”

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Bon Iver Plots U.S. Tour This August

by Alli Patton February 28, 2023, 11:55 am

Bon Iver is traversing the globe this spring and summer before bringing it all back home to the United States.

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Through the month of August, the Wisconsin-formed, Justin Vernon-fronted band will make their way across the country with stops in Duluth, Minnesota; Seattle, Washington; and more cities before closing out the leg at Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts for the three-day Beach Road Weekend. This U.S. stint will arrive after the band’s Australian and European treks through the months of March and June respectively.

Bon Iver made their return to the stage last year, embarking on a 23-date amphitheater tour across North America before traipsing across Great Britain and Europe. Last year also saw the group release a 10th-anniversary edition of their sophomore album, Bon Iver, Bon Iver .

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Tickets for U.S. dates will be available for public on-sale Friday (March 3) at 10:00 a.m. local time. See a full list of upcoming gigs below.

Upcoming Tour Dates

Mar. 2 — Brisbane, Australia @ Riverstage Mar. 4 — Melbourne, Australia @ Sidney Myer Music Bowl Mar. 5 — Melbourne, Australia @ Sidney Myer Music Bowl Mar. 10 — Adelaide, Australia @ WOMADelaide Jun. 2 — Berlin, Germany @ Tempelhof Sounds Jun. 4 — Paris, France @ We Love Green Jun. 8 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Syd for Solen Jun. 10 — Rättvik, Sweden @ Dalhalla Jun. 14 — Vienna, Austra @ Open Air Arena Wien Jun. 15 — Zürich, Switzerland @ The Hall Jun. 17 — Lido di Camaiore, Italy @ La Prima Estate Festival Jun. 19 — Bonn, Germany @ Kunst!rasen Aug. 2 — Duluth, MN @ Bayfront Festival Park Aug. 4 — St. Charles, IA – Hinterland Music Festival Aug. 5 — Madison, WI – Breese Stevens Field Aug. 8 — Bonner, MT @ Kettlehouse Amphitheater Aug. 9 — Ogden, UT @ Ogden Amphitheater Aug. 11 — Boise, ID @ Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanic Garden Aug. 12 — Seattle, WA @ Day in Day Out Aug. 12 — Bend, OR @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater Aug. 13 — Seattle, WA @ Day in Day Out Aug. 25-27 — Martha’s Vineyard, MA @ Beach Road Weekend

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Bon Iver is a highly acclaimed, Grammy Award winning American indie-folk rock band, formed around the creative prowess of Wisconsinite Justin Vernon in 2007.

Justin Vernon’s journey as Bon Iver grew out of the embers of his previous band DeYarmond Edison. After DeYarmond Edison’s disbandment, the breakdown of a relationship, a stint with mononucleosis hepatitis, and a marathon intake of the ’90’s TV series “Northern Exposure”, the groundwork for Vernon’s new project was laid. The musician then moved into his father’s cabin in Dunn County, Wisconsin, U.S., and with very modest recording and musical equipment, began crafting a collection of introspective and emotionally-intense songs.

Bon Iver, the name derived from a misspelling of the French for “cold winter”, initially intended the songs to form a demo, however after hearing feedback from his manager and friends, decided to self-release the recordings. “For Emma, Forever Ago” was released in 2007 initially limited to 500 CDs, however popularity for the album grew exponentially when the record, and its story, hit the blogosphere. With exposure granted by the likes of CMJ Music Marathon and a glowing Pitchfork review, Bon Iver signed with Jagjaguwar in October 2007, who reissued “For Emma, Forever Ago” in January 2008. The release subsequently became one of the most popular albums of 2008, both among music fans and music critics, and led to Vernon becoming a prized-cow in the industry.

After embarking on an extensive U.S. and Canadian tour alongside members Sean Carey and Matt McCaughan among others, Bon Iver released the EP “Blood Bank” in 2009. A year later Vernon was enlisted by Kanye West to provide vocals to the tracks “Woods”, “Monster”, and “Dark Fantasy”, from Kanye’s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy”.

Bon Iver’s full-length follow-up proved to be far more ambitious than the debut with luscious and textured orchestration, thanks to the involvement of bass saxophone player Solin Stetson and pedal-steel guitarist Greg Leisz. The self-titled sophomore album was released in June 2011 on Jagjaguwar and recorded at Vernon’s own April Base Studios in Fall Creek, Wisconsin. “Bon Iver” utilises a vast selection of musical accompaniments and earned Vernon two Grammys, for Best New Artist and Best Alternative Music Album in 2012.

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Thursday 22nd February. Apollo Hammersmith, London. Bon Iver. It’s not without a little trepidation that we head out to the Odeon tonight. Since the low fi beauty of ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ Justin Vernon has experimented with sounds, auto tune, loops, etc. but not to the extent of last album ’22, A million’ which I think is fair to say has divided opinion. This is the second of an eight night sold out residency. On the first he played the whole of the latest album in order and the second set a sprinkling of tracks from his other three releases.

Tonight though he switches it around and plays the whole of his second full release, the eponymous ‘Bon Iver’. It’s not played straight by any means with many tracks reworked to a degree but the OTT auto tune only made an appearance on set one closer ‘Beth/Rest’

It was an exhilarating set. Vernon backed by five piece horn section, drummer, percussionist and a couple of multi instrumentalists produced a crisp sharp clear sound usually missing in a larger venue. The stage was dressed in flowing feathers from the overhead rig and fake candles to provide an eerie haunted house type feel. Enhanced by dramatic staccato light show it was one of the most striking audio visual sets I have seen reminiscent of Sufjan Steven last tour with his cathedral like backdrop.

After a 22 minute interval, do you see what he did there, it’s onto the second set which aside from ‘Blood Bank’ it’s the majority of the new album. Personally I thought the set lost its way a bit here. I think ’22, A million’, has some good songs trying to get but they are often obscured by the electronic trickery and whilst live both audibly and visually it certainly brought these tracks more to life it still felt a little disjointed.

After another brief interlude Vernon comes back on stage to deliver a masterful, no frills, no tricks version of the Leon Russell ‘A Song for You’ (a good spot by Mr Berry on the night) and then finally ending the night with his hit ‘Skinny Love’.

So a game very much of two halves with the band going two nil up, really nailing it for the first forty minutes especially the horn section adding that special sauce to the dish accentuating and enhancing Vernon’s voice. A patchy second half with the odd own goal but finishing with an injury time winner of an encore.

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Seeing Bon Iver live is a real treat. I remember my first Bon Iver show in San Francisco, at The Independent. His album had just come out on Jagjaguwar, although the initial, un-mastered album had already made its way around the internet and garnered high praise. Back then, Bon Iver was only a three piece: Justin Vernon, Sean Carey, and Mike Noyce, and they were considered "co-headliners" with Phosphorescent.

These three guys created a sound that I never knew existed. To put it in a word, it was magical. When they played "Blindsided," it blew me away. They brought together acoustic sounds with electronic sounds, along with a crazy, distorted, acoustic guitar solo. Sean Carey, only on drums at the time, played the whole night without a hi-hat. They explored ambient textures and free-form improvisation on "Flume." They got the entire crowd involved in cathartic fashion with "The Wolves." And they quickly ran out of material. With only nine songs at the time, they played a short set that I won't ever forget. Justin ended the set by himself, playing "Re: Stacks." When he began, the room became hushed to the point where you could hear a pin drop in the 400 capacity venue. It was spellbinding. And "spellbinding" is a word I haven't really seen fit to use in any other context since. You can see the performance for yourself on YouTube. My buddy was the videographer who was lucky enough to be capturing a few songs that night for a music blog he was doing at the time. In the video, you can see it go dark for most of the song, of which the audio was captured from the soundboard feed. And his only explanation for not doing his job of filming on that song was simply that it was too heavy, too special to simply be an observer, and not a participant.

I've since seen the band at Outside Lands, The Fox, and Coachella. And although Bon Iver have since grown to include new bandmates, and their live sound has grown in dynamic range, their music always invites you to be a participant, not an observer. You're in it. And you're not going anywhere but somewhere beautiful.

Bon Iver, the indie folk band fronted by Justin Vernon are considered to one of the most critically acclaimed artists of the last decade. The sweeping, cinematic sounds that they create on albums 'For Emma, Forever Ago' and 'Bon Iver' has won them a huge following globally as well as two Grammy awards.

Despite playing in a large arena, Justin Vernon and his accompanying musicians were able to make the entire experience feel intimate and low key. With guitar proudly in hand, the shivering opening tones of 'Perth' fill the arena and captivate the crowd instantly. A beautifully designed stage illuminates the musicians and creates a wonderful ambient setting in which they perform and the audience are entranced from song to song. The only respite to the ethereal atmosphere is the rapturous cheers and applause that the group receive at the end of each track. Playing the self titled second album in full, the band maintains the wondrous, spine chilling atmosphere for the entirety of the show.

Vernon thanks his huge crowd and admits his confusion at the sheer reputation the band has amassed in its short career. The cheers the opening riffs of 'Skinny Love' and 'Beth/Rest' receive are credit enough to the adoration the crowd has for Bon Iver.

Bon Iver, an indie folk band fronted by the legendary Justin Vernon, are one of the biggest and most successful indie bands of all time. They have an enormous cult following and their fans are some of the most dedicated in the world. Many of their songs have been covered in the past few years, leading to the band gaining even more fame as people seek out the originals. Bon Iver deserves every praise they get. The band is spectacular on stage, harmonising beautiful melodies with such ease that they just seem to flow seamlessly, and Justin Vernon’s voice… there is nothing else like it. He has such a distinctly unique and beautiful voice that is even more magical to listen to live than it is on their albums. The band performed a number of classics, such as ‘Skinny Love’ and ‘I Can’t Make You Love Me’, with Vernon also performing on the piano as he sang. He can reach notes that many female singers are unable to achieve, and the whole crowd was in awe of his voice throughout the night. The atmosphere all night was just incredible.

Hammersmith Apollo, 22nd February, 2018.

Bon Iver played a show that is genuinely one of the best things I have ever seen. Not just gigs, literally one of THE best things.

Every note was perfect. Even more perfect than they are on the album versions, if it were possible.

I am 31 years old and have no shame in saying I cried about 5 times. Even at a song like Creeks, in which Justin's voice is so modulated it barely sounds human. Because that exactly what the recurrent theme is throughout all his songs; Humanity. Emotion. It takes a very special kind of musician to make people feel that way. The rest of the audience were just as spellbound.

Justin Vernon is a bona fide genius - there are only a handful of current artists that can create such beautiful art as him. Go and see Bon Iver if you ever get the chance to, it will be something to remember forever. I promise you that.

I had the distinct FORTUNE to be able to get a ticket to

the December 4th performance at the Kings theater in Brooklyn.  And the only word I can use is astounding.  Completely collaborative, it was a perfect marriage of outstanding modern dance and music.  The dancers were amazing, the ways they made their bodies float, pierce the air, evoke the lyric meaning, whoa. 

The finale was "Naeem" and it blew my breath away...STANDING OVATION, NO SHIT.   

What I will say is that I believe that the people up in the mezzanine near me were expecting "A greatest hits/fan favorite" kind of setlist.  Me, the only thing that could

have topped Naeem, would have been to have heard Holocene.

The show yesterday at Allstate Arena, Rosemont IL was good. The stage with its incredible light show was amazing and the sound was perfect even at the very back seats. On the other hand this was not my Bon Iver. I missed all my favorite songs! I grew up with the album "For Emma, Forever Ago". Maybe this is (once more) a sign that I'm getting old. I totally understand Artist getting bored while playing the old songs over and over, but clicks and views tells you that some people want to hear some of those songs. In my point of view, it needs a good mix of new and old songs and definitely less effect on a such beautiful voice.

To sum up: This was more a show than a concert to me.

This was a magical show. I was surprised at the length of the set...pretty sure Justin Vernon played everything off the current album and most of the highlights of his old stuff. The version of "Woods" that he played in the encore was breathtaking. Also, highlights of the show were "Holocene" and a very interesting version of "Calgary" that sounded nothing like the original recorded version. Venue was great from a sound standpoint, but it was unfortunate all the people who wanted to stand in the aisles were marshaled off by an overzealous security staff. I'm pretty sure he played "re: stacks" in the encore, but it's hard to recall. Overall, a 5 star show....

Literally the best thing I have ever seen. The whole band sounded so tight, the light show was insane and they really played to the audience. Two full sets of material plus an encore was probably more than any of us expected. They played so many songs that I wanted to hear, even some really old material which was so unexpected.

The whole audience was buzzing with energy and love for a band that are so good, but really don't tour enough. I'd waited 10 years for a chance to see them and now that I have, I'd have waited another 10 if I knew it was going to be that perfect. It was a privilege to be in that room and witness something so beautiful.

A powerful electronic-heavy set featuring the frequent auto tuned vocals of frontman Justin Vernon. Moments of magic with contrasts of crashing drums and thumping brass with falsetto vocals and brief seconds of silence. Highlights included older masterpieces such as Blood Bank, Wash, Creature Fear and Perth and, at times, a return to the more dulcet tones of their first two albums would have been welcomed. Although not as engaging and memorable as the previous tour, the heavier sounds and incredible stage and lighting contributed to a worthy performance.

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