Lord Huron announces winter tour, three NY shows. Get tickets today

Following the conclusion of their extensive 2025-26 'Cosmic Selector' tour, indie folk-rock band Lord Huron has unveiled plans for a new winter residency tour across North America. Titled '23 Nights at the Broken Bottle: A Rambling Residency Tour,' this upcoming journey is set to begin in December 2026 and continue through January 2027, taking the band to a wide variety of venues including theaters, music halls, and resorts.

Fans in New York State will have the opportunity to experience the group’s live performances on three separate dates. The residency includes shows at Albany’s Palace Theatre on December 11, followed by back-to-back performances at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on December 18 and 19. These concerts promise to immerse audiences in a distinct atmosphere, as the band transforms stages into a desert-themed honky tonk setting called the 'Broken Bottle,' a recurring element within their artistic narrative.

Lord Huron’s set lists for this residency will draw from their five-album catalog, featuring both popular singles and lesser-known tracks. This approach continues the band’s tradition of blending storytelling with musical depth, as noted during their previous tours where their concerts were praised for combining evocative visuals with intricate arrangements.

The announcement follows the band's release of their fifth studio album, 'The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1,' which debuted in July 2025. The album has been characterized by a diverse range of folk-inspired compositions, encompassing introspective ballads, upbeat rhythms, and experimental styles. Tracks such as 'Looking Back,' 'Bag of Bones,' and the collaborative 'Who Laughs Last' with Kristen Stewart highlight the record’s sonic variety and emotional range.

Throughout their 'Cosmic Selector' tour, which spanned over 46 shows from mid-2025 to summer 2026, Lord Huron consistently delivered extensive performances, often featuring up to 20 songs per concert. Notable live staples included emotionally charged pieces like 'The Night We Met' and expansive narrative songs such as 'Ends Of The Earth.' Audience members and critics alike have remarked on the band’s ability to create a holistic concert experience that transcends typical live performances.

In addition to this winter residency, Lord Huron’s 2026 live schedule includes a performance at Beech Mountain, North Carolina’s ski resort in early August, where they will share the bill with indie folk band Lucius. Later in September, they are slated to appear at the Borderland Festival in East Aurora, New York, alongside prominent artists including Jack White and The Alabama Shakes. This festival is known for assembling diverse lineups that mix rock, folk, and alternative acts.

Tickets for the '23 Nights at the Broken Bottle' tour officially became available to the general public on August 7, 2026, through Ticketmaster, while early access was granted via verified secondary marketplaces. Promotional discounts have been offered to encourage advance purchases. Fans seeking to attend are advised to secure their spots promptly, as the band’s shows historically attract significant demand.

Lord Huron’s ongoing commitment to combining mythic storytelling with compelling folk-rock music positions them uniquely within the contemporary indie scene. Their upcoming residency promises to further explore this fusion, inviting audiences into an imaginative world shaped by the band’s creative vision. As the winter tour approaches, anticipation builds for a continuation of the evocative live experiences that have become a hallmark of the group’s performances.