Khruangbin Archives

Khruangbin’s full KEXP session finds Laura Lee on her new Fender signature bass, locking deep grooves in an intimate studio performance.

A new KCRW live set captures Khruangbin in their element with deep grooves steady tempos and Laura Lee on her signature Fender Jazz Bass.

Khruangbin marks 10 years of their debut with The Universe Smiles Upon You ii, a full reimagining of the album plus a fall anniversary tour.

Khruangbin marks a decade since "The Universe Smiles Upon You" with a fall 2025 U.S. tour in intimate venues.

Laura Lee plays her new Fender Jazz Bass in a Khruangbin session, showing off the tone, feel, and design behind her signature model.

The new Fender Laura Lee Jazz Bass pairs vintage aesthetics with DiMarzio pickups, honoring the Khruangbin bassist’s distinctive tone and style.

Khruangbin is bringing their "A La Sala" tour into 2025 with newly announced spring dates across the U.S. Bassist Laura Lee and the band will deliver their signature grooves from Texas to the Northeast, wrapping up in Portland, Maine.

Khruangbin returns to their signature groove with the new video for "Pon Pón," a standout track from their album "A La Sala." Anchored by Laura Lee’s hypnotic bass lines, the song blends psychedelic funk with global rhythms.

Khruangbin has been through a lot since their debut album in 2015. As they rose in popularity, their sound began to morph. On their new album, “A La Sala,” they’re going back to their roots.

Khruangbin recently announced their next studio album, “A LA SALA,” will be dropping on April 5th. Now they’re revealed that they’ll be supporting the record with an extensive North American tour.

Khruangbin wrapped up their 2023 live series of albums with an epic double LP called “Live at Sydney Opera House.” The band, fronted by bassist/vocalist Laura Lee Ochoa, sold out the iconic Australian venue in November 2022 and delivered a monstrous performance.

Khruangbin has released the first of their new five-part live album series, and they’re kicking it off with music from a special set from Austin, Texas. “Live At Stubb’s” documents the band’s evolving live sound while showcasing some of their musical friends.