The Lumineers Release “Live From Wrigley Field” with Byron Isaacs
Nearly two decades into their career, The Lumineers have released their first live album, Live From Wrigley Field. The album and concert film were recorded to an enormous crowd two years ago. The album and concert film were recorded to an enormous crowd two years ago.
“In September of 2022, with over 40,000 fans in attendance, The Lumineers took fans on an anthemic, foot-stomping journey with the BRIGHTSIDE World tour, ending their largest worldwide tour to date at Chicago’s historic Wrigley Field,” the band’s website explains. “Career favorite tracks like ‘Ho Hey,’ ‘Ophelia,’ and ‘Stubborn Love,’ along with modern favorites ‘AM RADIO,’ ‘BRIGHTSIDE,’ and more, both their sophisticated songwriting and impressive instrumentation and performance chops were on full display.”
The band is backed up by Byron Isaacs, who has served as their bassist since 2016. Isaacs, who has also shared the stage with artists like Levon Helm and Willie Nelson, has a blast playing with the group. It’s evidenced in the live video for “Sleep on the Floor” from the new album.
“At 2:27 you can see my run out on the thrust stage, some of the most fun I have ever had and also a trick I had to cut back on in 2023. It’s captured here, though!” He shared on Facebook.
Live From Wrigley Field is out now on vinyl and as a digital download (Apple Music and Amazon Music).
Live From Wrigley Field Track List:
- Brightside
- Cleopatra
- Ho Hey
- Angela
- AM Radio Intro
- AM Radio
- Dead Sea Intro
- Dead Sea
- Flowers in Your Hair Intro
- Flowers in Your Hair
- Where We Are Intro
- Where We Are
- My Cell
- Slow It Down
- Charlie Boy Intro
- Charlie Boy
- Never Really Mine
- Gloria
- Sleep On the Floor
- Ophelia
- Leader of the Landslide/You Can’t Always Get What You Want
- Birthday Intro
- Birthday
- Rollercoaster
- Gale Song
- Big Parade
- Donna
- Submarines
- Remington
- Reprise
- Stubborn Love Intro
- Stubborn Love
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