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May
20
May
20
The Wiltern
The Brits of Black Country, New Road, are taking over The Wiltern Theater in LA for their Forever Howlong world tour. This tour shares a name with the band's latest album. Expect to hear all sorts of new beats if you head to The Wiltern on Tuesday, May 20th. The record's coming out only about a month before this concert, so you're going to want to catch up quickly to sing your heart out with Black Country, New Road on this night.
Nora Brown and Stephanie Coleman will open for Black Country, New Road in plenty of cities throughout the tour. It's an interesting choice because this duo plays more somber folk music. They might be up there with a banjo and a violin. "Lady of the Lake" will likely be the song that gets everything started on Tuesday, May 20th.
Once the pre-game festivities are over, Black Country, New Road should come out singing "Besties" from the new album. That track has the potential to set the groove for the entire main event. Hit that get tickets button now to make sure you're at The Wiltern to be a part of all this.
The story behind the makings of Black Country, New Road is one of the most interesting in recent music history. In a sense, this is a band that's a spin-off of other projects, and in turn, some of its members have since joined forces with other musicians creating different bands. What you get is a collective of talented people who get in the studio or on stage and are open to everything. That's rare for a band that's reached mainstream status. A lot of times, the pressure, even from record labels, forces performers to stay in their lane. That's the last thing that you'll see Black Country, New Road doing!
When it comes to this night at The Wiltern you can expect to hear all the new songs from their latest album. They'll likely add a track like "The Place Where He Inserted The Blade" and other music that's popular from their earlier releases. What you might also get is a freestyle set, if there ever was one in indie rock. They could be trying all sorts of new things on stage. That's what makes all of these shows unique. They're traveling all over the globe in 2025, and the only that's guaranteed is that they won't have a rigid set list for any of these performances. This band's able to create an atmosphere in their live events that you just won't find every weekend, even here at The Wiltern.
The Wiltern is going into rock mode for this event. You know, that means they're removing the seats. If you want to be next to the stage, you'll want to get tickets to the Pit area and arrive here early to claim a spot. Keep in mind that the general admission standing room section won't get you access as close to the performers as you may want to be. There are also other spots toward the back of the theater that may be ideal for a chill night watching Black Country, New Road. Hit that get tickets button now to find the best place for you and yours at this event.
The Wiltern, Los Angeles, California, , US