The Lumineers To Perform In Forest Hills This Summer

FOREST HILLS, QUEENS — The Lumineers are playing two New York City shows during their upcoming world tour, both of which are in Forest Hills, the group announced Thursday.

Its been several years since the indie folk duo — comprised of founding members Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites — were on tour, and, according to the group, the back-to-back concerts on June 17 and 18 were added by popular demand.

Brightside World Tour, named after the group's 2021 studio album (their fourth to date), kicks off Friday in London, and ends sixth months later at the Sound On Sound Music Festival in Connecticut.

Tickets for the first, Friday night show in Forest Hills, which range from $59 to $109, are already on sale, and the second night's tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on March 11 for the general public (tour club members are able to buy tickets one day in advance).

Brightside World Tour will be a "climate positive" return to the stage for The Lumineers, who are working with the environmental non-profit REVERB.org to reduce the tour's environmental footprint.

In the days (and weeks) before The Lumineers take to the stage in Forest Hills, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss and Bon Iver will also perform at the stadium.

Find out more about The Lumineers' tickets here.