Barenaked Ladies: Last Summer On Earth Tour 2025

Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre

Barenaked Ladies

Chastain Park Amphitheater

Guster

Moore Theatre

Look Alive is our 8th album. The bulk of it was recorded in a vintage keyboard museum in Calgary AB, during a January stretch when the temperature reached 30 degrees below zero. We ended up in Canada because our British producer, Leo Abrahams, couldn’t turn around an American work visa fast enough, and we feel lucky to have discovered Studio Bell at the last minute. Despite having access to room after room of well-maintained analog keys, Leo gravitated to a cheap Ensoniq Mirage synth from the 1980’s that made Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation-era sounds from floppy disks. Leo spent countless hours poring over these floppy disks while the band gawked at the mellotrons, harpsichords, and other vintage equipment housed at Studio Bell. It was the beginnings of a stylistic clash that would ultimately play out beautifully. Our band had always gravitated to “warm” sounds. Leo would introduce us to “cold” sounds and the way they challenge us as listeners. He was the perfect complementary piece for Guster.

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The Plaza Live

A versatile and literate East Coast alt-rock institution, Guster emerged in the mid-'90s with a quirky amalgam of acoustic folk and pop before adopting a more robust sound that blended stadium-ready Brit-pop grandeur with proletariat American trad-rock. Known for their earworm hooks, soaring choruses, deft guitar noodling, and early on, their distinctive hand-drumming, the band broke big in 1999 with the release of their third studio effort, Lost and Gone Forever, which included the breezy hit single "Fa Fa." Subsequent LPs like Ganging Up on the Sun (2006), Easy Wonderful (2010), and Look Alive (2019) found similar success, yielding numerous charting singles that found their way into popular television shows and films.

Weill Center for the Performing Arts

Founded in Somerville, Massachusetts – Guster has made a career of creating enduring songs like “Amsterdam,” “Satellite,” and “Do You Love Me.” In addition to their work in Guster, singer Ryan Miller scores films and TV shows. Guitarist and singer Adam Gardner runs REVERB, a non-profit dedicated to environmentally-friendly touring. Multi-instrumentalist Luke Reynolds writes and collaborates with artists like Regina Spektor, Sharon Van Etten, and Neko Case. Guster’s newest album, Ooh La La, was released in 2024.

Guster: with Hartford Symphony Orchestra

The Bushnell

Late ’90s alt-rock favorites Guster take the stage with the Minnesota Orchestra for a career-spanning set that blends beloved hits with new music. For more than three decades, the band has crafted smart, quirky pop-rock songs like “Amsterdam,” “Satellite,” and “Overexcited,” earning their place as indie-rock mainstays and inspiring a fiercely loyal fan base. With introspective lyrics, bright melodies, and irresistible hooks reimagined for full symphony orchestra, these concerts promise a sound—and an experience—you won’t forget.

Guster

Nov 6, 2026

Guster: with Hartford Symphony Orchestra

5 - 6 Mar, 2027

Guster

Jun 7, 2025

Barenaked Ladies: Last Summer On Earth Tour 2025

Jun 3, 2025

Barenaked Ladies

Guster