Bright Eyes
Shawn Brackbill
Bright Eyes have reunited after a hiatus that lasted nearly a decade. The band, Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis and Nathaniel Walcott, will signed to Dead Oceans ahead of a new album due in 2020.
Bright Eyes last album, The People’s Key was released in 2011. Since then Oberst has released two solo albums and, last year, teamed up with Phoebe Bridgers for their Better Oblivion Community Center project.
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The first Bright Eyes show of 2020 will take place on March 23 in Tokyo, Japan. They will then play two Los Angeles shows at the Palladium as well as a New York date on June 20. Japanese Breakfast and Lucy Dacus will support at the New York date, which will take place at Forest Hills Stadium. Bright Eyes will end the summer playing U.K. festival End Of The Road.
Liquidroom, Tokyo (March 23)
Los Angeles, Palladium, (May 21-22)
New York, Forest Hills Stadium (June 20)
Salisbury, UK, End Of The Road Festival (September 3-6)
