Lord Huron at The Greek Theatre

From the “The Night We Met,” “Long Lost,” to the “Setting Sun,” LORD HURON has walked through ‘strange trails’ of mystery and song as the indie-folk masterpieces guided listeners’ lost souls. Returning with new music through “Who Laughs Last” featuring Kristen Stewart, the band seems to be signalling a new era unfolding anytime soon. Currently celebrating ten years of their iconic 2015 album “Strange Trails,” the band just announced a string of “TOUR 2025” dates through fall this year.

Known for their honest, raw, and emotive music, Lord Huron became a quintessential listen among those longing for a sweet escape, down the roads of introspective thoughts. Taking the world by storm when their iconic single “The Night We Met” was featured on Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why,” the band gained mainstream attention — sending oceans of tears around the globe. As everyone became “haunted by the ghost of you…” Lord Huron took everyone back to bittersweet memories that’ll continue to live on.

If this is your first Lord Huron concert, better pack a pocket of tissues ‘cause you’ll definitely cry a river. As deep-rooted emotions start surfacing in every song, the band’s live performances will definitely stir every feels from the soul. Their ability to connect with audiences is truly amazing. “There is an added emotional element to the live show that totally enhances every song,” Utah Concert Review wrote in a blog.

Goosebumps in every lyrical tale, the band’s music is a whole experience in itself. Performed live, it’s a life-changing moment to be alive. “In each song Lord Huron adopts an allusive character in a mythical situation that has left fans conspiring and theorising only to never be satisfied with a bona fide answer,” Redbrick shared in a review of “Strange Trails.”

With a new song featuring Twilight star Kristen Stewart, fans are on the lookout for deets of a highly-anticipated new record real soon. For now, it’s gonna be a huge tour that’ll keep everyone hopeful. Talking about their collab, “I’ve always loved the band and immediately sparked to the manic drift of the song and to the mood. I love when a song is something you can kind of seep into and imagine,” said Stewart.

A new era coming to life, you can’t miss out on this. After a decade of “Strange Trails,” Lord Huron is set to make it big this 2025. Making their way to the Greek Theatre Berkeley, they’re set to perform a stunning show at the historical site. First opening its doors 120+ years ago, its classical pillars are a perfect match to Lord Huron’s mysterious tracks that take audiences back to lost memories.

Now, make sure to mark your spots ‘cause tickets are selling out fast. Book them now!