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Seriously the best live show I've ever seen. Their genuine aggression totally annihilates the 'wussy hipster metal' controversy.

I listened to their stuff briefly when Sunbather came out, but it didn't grab me. Everything clicked into place when I saw them live though. Face-meltingly loud for the most part, and George Clarke is a great frontman. He was so violent, energetic and theatrical, with all sorts of bizarre hand gestures and movements, writhing on the floor, messing with the mic stand and all that. Really great with the crowd interactions too. He crowd surfed a few times, and was often right up in front of people screaming; he'd sort of reach out into the crowd an awful lot too. One guy climbed over the barrier at the front and was getting taken off by security when George motioned for them to bring the guy on stage. He gave him the mike, let him scream into it a few times, then he gave him a massive hug and let him down. Also at the front row he really grasped people's hands with this meaningful gesture of shared emotion or something, it was really odd. There was even some sort of laying of hands effect going on, where the crowd would move into him and just sort of rested their palms on him or grasped his shirt. In general, I can't state how aggressively intense the concert was; I was expecting something more subdued, chilled or introspective, but it was decidedly brutal, along the lines of more conventional black metal but with their unique take.

The opener were great too, an electro-industrial group called Youth Code. Their lead vocalist was also extremely entertaining, running up to the crowd at one point and shoving their heads down to get them into it. The accompanying light show was top-notch too!

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Chaotic, unstructured and in general just very, very loud, Deafheaven are a band that ooze darkness and play the sort of music that has an overwhelming energy to it. Starting up in 2010, they are fair newcomers to the black metal niche market but have done well to secure a solid fanbase. In July 2013, Deafheaven play a set at Bottom Of The Hill in their home town of San Francisco, quite a tightly packed club that was evidently rich with atmosphere when the band came on. They made a very dramatic opening to their set as the crowd waited through three minutes of mysterious instrumental before the song 'Dream House' finally kicked in. The guitars and drums were ruthlessly repetitive in an attempt to build up as much sound as possible and lead singer (or screamer if you will) George Clarke made sure he was at his theatrical best, leaning into the crowd and yelling his lungs out when required to. There was a break between all the predictable mania when the song 'Irresistible' played but just a few minutes later, Deafheaven performed Sunbather and consequently burst everyone's eardrums. My favourite part of the night was the performance of 'Unrequited', one of Deafheaven's more sinister numbers and the band done well to capture the mood, turning the lights down as George eerily beckoned people to the front. Another thing I enjoyed was the privilege of hearing a clear-ish melody in the song despite the musical ruckus. The Cali-based band certainly tore the roof off of the place, although if you want to see them at future gigs, a pair of earbuds is advised.

Got to the gig only to find that the support act, Myrkur, who I was looking forward to seeing even more than Deafheaven, had cancelled. Apparently Amalie Bruun had come down ill. The owners of the venue could have let people know that through their website, but didn't (I checked it that morning before I left home, and I thentravelled a *long* way to be there). So they (the owners) definitely get themselves put into the annoying category.

Deafheaven's bass-player filled in for Myrkur by playing a short set of techno numbers, over which he put vocals. The audience who'd come to see two black-metal bands, proved pretty generous and accommodating to this. The set wasn't very good, and the guy's on-stage movements had something of the Ali-G about them.

I'd heard (and seen footage that suggests) that Deafheaven are boring live, but actually they weren't. They're entirely carried, though, by the energy of their drummer and vocalist - the rest of the band just stand still on stage, manifesting no energy, emotion, or anything. Overall: the experience was ok, but there's room for improvement on all fronts. Amalie - please do get well soon! I'd like to see Myrkur.

I had seen Deafheaven once before at The Chapel last November, and while I had I great time, I found that the mixing and performance from the band members were kind of incomprehensible. It was really loud and textured, much like their first two albums. It gave a great, dreamy feel. With their more riff focused third effort, their live show has changed to reflect it. Frontman George Clarke orchestrates the crowd with his mesmerizing dances and commanding screams. Kerry McCoy lays down layer upon layer of huge riffs. Even the band's older material feels more powerful and meaningful with stronger mixing a better band dynamic with the excellent new supporting members, who truly surprised me. Daniel Tracy layed down New Bermuda's complex beats with a cool head and powerful strikes. Stephen Clark was a consistently important stage presence, bringing the band together. Shiv Mehra was strong second guitarist, adding to the wall of sound. I would strongly recommend catching them on this tour.

See this band live! If you like their music you will not be disappointed. George Clarke is an incredible frontman (whose stage presence brings to my mind a hard and dark version of Midnight Oil's Peter Garret) put 110% into his performance. Their intense set was basically New Bermuda then an encore of the fantastic Sunbather then they finished up with Dream House. Just perfect! I went home a very happy punter.

Just saw these guys last night and wow! The energy and performance these guys gave was 110%. Seriously Deafheaven could give Shinedown a run for their money as my favorite live band. George Clarke is right up there with Brent Smith with the energy and being a great conductor in getting the audience involved. You need to see Deafheaven live! It was. A great shiw!

Fantastic show. Greg's vocals were even more soul-crushing than in the recordings, the guitar work was very good and the band were really cohesive together. One of the most emotional shows I've been to, especially as they ended with Dream House. Track wise, they played a combination of Sunbather and the latest record.

It was fucking awesome. Great setlist, probably not feasible for them to play longer than 90 minutes. Good song choices. George sounded great, great energy.

Great sound apart from a few blips with the mix and the reverb, other than that couldn't ask for more

My boyfriend and I had a very good time last night seeing Deafheaven’s concert. I am not really a fan of this kind of music, but I liked it very much indeed. It surprised me a lot and I’ll be glad to go to other Deafheaven’s exhibitions in the future:)!

Great live show. Huge sound, incredibly loud. Impressive set, featuring some of their best songs. Massive epics, great job by the band, they were in synch and put out great energy. Excellent show. Side note: Zeal and Ardor were unbelievable as openers.

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Deafheaven Extend 2023 Tour Dates: Ticket Presale Code & On-Sale Info

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Published july 27, 2023.

Deafheaven have added 2023 tour dates to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough sophomore album, Sunbather .

The new concerts are set at North American venues in November and December. The opening band for the new dates will be Touché Amoré. In August, the band has headlining shows and festival performances in the UK and Ireland. Deafheaven will open for Coheed & Cambria's USA tour in September and October.

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When do Deafheaven 2023 tour tickets go on sale and what is the presale code?

For the new dates, the general public on-sale begins as early as July 28. Presales are currently underway for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, LN Mobile App., and local venues / radio. Tickets for the previously announced shows are now on sale. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change.

For the Citi presale, you can use the promo passcode 412800 , but you will need the card to complete your purchase. The Live Nation presale password is LEGEND , and the LN Mobile App code is COVERT . Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

For the most up-to-date information, follow Deafheaven on social media, in addition to checking your local venue's social media and email subscription service.

The band will release a remixed and remastered version of Sunbather on November 17. For more, check out Deafheaven's Zumic artist page .

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San Franciscan metallers Deafheaven have released the new single The Gnashing, taken from their forthcoming album Infinite Granite.

Produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, who has previously worked with the likes of M83, Wolf Alice, Paramore and Metric, Infinite Granite is set to arrive on August 20 via Sargent House.

Following the previously-released single Great Mass Of Colou r , Deafheaven have shifted direction as they adopt fully clean vocals against a shoegaze/black metal-inspired soundscape of shimmering, intricate guitarwork.

Starting off with two previously-announced 2021 shows in LA and Berkley, the band have also shared details on a 25 date US tour for 2022, which will kick off in Phoenix on February 22, before finishing up at the Treefort Music Festival on March 24.   Tickets go on sale tomorrow, July 9 at 10am local time. 

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Additional Openers Revealed For Deafheaven’s “Sunbather” 10th Anniversary Tour

Additional opening acts have been revealed for Deafheaven ‘s “ Sunbather ” 10th anniversary tour. Touché Amoré will be serving as direct support on that trek. A 10th anniversary edition of “ Sunbather ” will arrive on November 17th through Deathwish Inc. . It was re-mixed and remastered by Jack Shirley for the occasion.

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11/26 Chicago, IL – House of Blues 11/27 Detroit, MI – The Majestic Theatre

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For the past ten years, the seminal San Francisco band Deafheaven has been driven by evolution and innovation within themselves and their respective genres. With their forthcoming album Infinite Granite, available August 20th via Sargent House, they’ve taken another giant leap forward. With production from Justin Meldal-Johnsen, known for his stellar work with M83, Wolf Alice, Paramore, Metric, among others, Deafheaven embarks on a new chapter of defiant beauty.

Across the album, vocalist George Clarke showcases a startling vocal range; falsettos, whispers, multi-part harmonies, and other adventurous vocal treatments, with his trademark black metal-inspired howls mostly absent. Guitarists Kerry McCoy and Shiv Mehra expand their sonic palette to include synth textures using them to enrich their astral guitar work rather than outright replace it.  Drummer Daniel Tracy has always been a force to reckon with behind the kit, but where he used to floor audiences with his speed and stamina, he’s now free to broaden his approach and lay down authoritative drum patterns that together with bassist Christopher Johnson’s punchy bass lines anchor the band’s lofty arrangements. Ultimately, Infinite Granite is Deafheaven’s most goosebump-inducing album to date.

Jack Shirley, who recorded all the previous Deafheaven albums, remained on board to engineer part of Infinite Granite at his Atomic Garden East studio in Oakland, CA with additional engineering and mixing coming from nine-time Grammy Award winner Darrell Thorp (Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Beck).

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Deafheaven have announced a tour with DIIV . Their joint dates will take them across the United States this fall, starting with a show at Club Congress in Tucson, Arizona on October 20. Prior to that, the band will play a series of North American dates in August and then tour Europe in September and October. Find Deafheaven’s full itinerary below. In addition to the tour announcement, the band have shared a new video for their song “Night People,” featuring Chelsea Wolfe. Check that out below.

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08-01 Minneapolis, MN - Cedar Cultural Center ^ 08-03 St. Louis, MO - The Ready Room ^ 08-04 Lawrence, KS - The Granada ^ 08-05 Denver, CO - The Oriental Theater ^ 08-07 Salt Lake City, UT - Metro Music Hall ^ 08-08 Boise, ID - Neurolux ^ 08-10 Seattle, WA - The Neptune Theatre ^ 08-11 Vancouver, British Columbia - The Imperial ^ 08-12 Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom ^ 08-14 San Francisco, CA - August Hall ^ 08-17 San Diego, CA - Brick By Brick ^ 08-18 Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern ^ 09-13 Warsaw, Poland - Hybrydy & 09-14 Poznan, Poland - U Bazyla & 09-15 Dresden, Germany - Beatpol & 09-17 Gothenburg, Sweden - Pustervik & 09-18 Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller & 09-20 Copenhagen, Denmark - Vega & 09-22 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paradiso & 09-23 Esch Alzette, Luxembourg - Rockhal & 09-25 Antwerp, Belgium - Trix & 09-26 Kolin, Germany - Essigfabrik & 09-27 Berlin, Germany - Bi Nuu & 09-28 Karisruhe, Germany - Jubez & 09-30 Bristol, England - The Fleece & 10-01 Manchester, England - Gorilla & 10-02 Glasgow, Scotland - Art School & 10-03 Leeds, England - Stylus & 10-05 London, England - ULU & 10-06 Nijmegen, Netherlands - Soulcrusher Festival & 10-07 Paris, France - La Maroquinerie & 10-09 Munich, Germany - Feierwerk & 10-10 Winterthur, Switzerland - Salzhaus & 10-11 Milan, Italy - Legend & 10-12 Bologna, Italy - TPO & 10-13 Zagreb, Croatia - Mochvara & 10-14 Vienna, Austria - Arena & 10-20 Tuscon, AZ - Club Congress @ 10-21 Albuquerque, NM - Sister @ 10-22 El Paso, TX - Low Brow Palace @ 10-23 San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger @ 10-25 Pensacola, FL - Vinyl Music Hall @ 10-26 Athens, GA - 40 Watt Club @ 10-27 Asheville, NC - The Grey Eagle @ 10-28 Nashville, TN - Mercy Lounge @ 10-30 Baltimore, MD - Baltimore Sound Stage @ 10-31 Jersey City, NJ - White Eagle Hall @ 11-01 Portsmouth, NH - 3S Artspace @ 11-02 Providence, RI - Fête Ballroom @ 11-03 Ithaca, NY - The Haunt @ 11-04 Pittsburgh, PA - Spirit @ 11-06 Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop @ 11-07 Cincinnati, OH - The Ballroom at the Taft Theatre @ 11-09 Champaign, IL - Canopy Club @ 11-10 Grand Rapids, MI - The Pyramid Scheme @ 11-11 Madison, WI - High Noon Saloon @ 11-13 Colorado Springs, CO - The Black Sheep @ 11-15 Reno, NV - Jub Jub's @ 11-16 Fresno, CA - Strummer's @ 11-17 Santa Cruz, CA - The Catalyst @

^ with Drab Majesty and Uniform & with Inter Arma @ with DIIV

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Deafheaven Unveil Infinite Granite Australian & New Zealand Tour

Posted on April 11, 2023 by Paul 'Browny' Brown

We were already stoked that Deafheaven were making it down under for Dark Mofo – where they’ll exclusively be playing Sunbather in full for us all – but they’ve also announced a tour alongside their appearance and by golly we’re keen!

Deafheaven will venture across the country, playing several shows in Melbourne and Perth – along with their biggest headline shows to date in Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. The tour is on the back of their latest release Infinite Granite – which they dropped in 2021 and have been rearing to play for us since.

As for supports, Closure in Moscow have announced their forthcoming album SOFT HELL and debuted ‘ Better Way ‘ the lead single from it – so chances are they’ll be playing a bunch of new tunes too and RUN will be tearing up the stage – following their two new releases that cemented them as ones to watch in Aussie heavy music this year!

Tickets on sale now via their website

Deafheaven – Infinite Granite Australia & New Zealand Tour 2023 with Closure in Moscow & RUN

Wed 31 May – Max Watts, Melbourne VIC w/Closure in Moscow & Suldusk Thu 1 June – Max Watts, Melbourne VIC w/Closure in Moscow & Run Fri 2 June – Metro Theatre, Sydney NSW w/Closure in Moscow & Run Sat 3 June – The Triffid, Brisbane QLD w/Closure in Moscow & Run

New Zealand

Tue 6 June – San Fran, Wellington NZ Thu 8 June – Turning Fork, Auckland NZ

Perth, Adelaide and Hobart

Sun 11 June – Rosemount Hotel, Perth WA w/Tangled Thoughts of Leaving Mon 12 June – Badlands Bar, Perth WA Tue 13 June – The Gov, Adelaide SA Thu 15 June – Dark Mofo, Hobart TAS

Tickets Here

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