Animal Collective Announce Feels 21st Anniversary Shows in New York and Los Angeles
The quartet will play their 2005 album in full on October 22nd in New York and October 24th in Los Angeles. Animal Collective Announce Feels 21st Anniversary Shows in New York and Los Angeles Paolo Ragusa
Animal Collective, the indie rock band known for their experimental sound, will reunite for their first full live performances in four years. The band, consisting of Avey Tare, Deakin, Panda Bear, and Geologist, were last seen together on stage during their Time Skiffs tour. Since then, each member has been actively involved in various projects.
The group released the album "Isn't It Now?" and contributed to John Cale's "MERCY." Geologist dropped his debut solo album, "Can I Get A Pack Of Camel Lights?", and collaborated with D.S. and Motherfuckers JMB & Co. Avey Tare even teamed up with Geologist as Croz Boyce, while Panda Bear released "Vampire Tongues" with him. Panda Bear also released "Sinister Grift" and an EP with Sonic Boom, "Reset Mariachi EP," and the LP "A? Of When."
Animal Collective recently earned their first gold record for the single "My Girls" in January. Now, the band will reunite for their first shows in four years, performing the entire album "Feels" live.
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