Grizzly Bear Return By Announcing First Live Shows In Six Years

On Tuesday (May 27), Grizzly Bear took to Instagram to announce their first live shows in six years. The beloved indie rock band will embark on a brief, seven-date US tour, which is set to kick off with a three-night stand in the band’s hometown of Brooklyn on October 13-16, 2025. The jaunt will also include live dates in Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco throughout November, concluding with a show in Oakland on November 19th. Tickets for the tour will be available via an artist pre-sale on May 28th and for the general public on May 30th through Grizzly Bear’s website. Despite Grizzly Bear’s extended hiatus – their last live performance took place at Just Like Heaven in 2019 – the band clarifies that it’s not a reunion as they never officially broke up. Alongside the tour announcement, Grizzly Bear will also be reissuing their four most recent albums on vinyl: 2006’s Yellow House, 2009’s Veckatimest, 2012’s Shields, and 2017’s Painted Ruins, with pre-orders ongoing. (Consequence of Sound)