Bright Eyes is releasing a new album, Five Dice, All Threes, next month, on September 20. They also previously announced some tour dates for the rest of this year, and now there’s plenty more where ...

Bright Eyes announced Fall 2026 U.S. tour dates in October. The newly reunited Lullaby for the Working Class will serve as support for all dates. Lullaby for the Working Class features Bright Eyes ...

Bright Eyes’ reunion has steadily moved full steam ahead (of course not counting the global pandemic’s temporary interference). But sadly, the “Falling Out Of Love At This Volume” musician’s lucky ...

We’re working hard to reschedule these dates and will keep you updated as soon as we have more info. In the meantime, refunds will be available at the point of purchase. Five Dice, All Threes is out ...

Conor Oberst has been busy lately. Last year Bright Eyes returned with their latest LP Five Dice, All Threes, not long after the band reissued all nine of their albums each with companion EPs. Earlier ...

When Bright Eyes kicked into “Hit the Switch” off the band’s 2005 album Digital Ash in a Digital Urn — a paean to hard drinking (“‘Cause there’s a switch that gets hit/And it all stops making ...

Bright Eyes were scheduled to play NYC back in September, shortly after the release of their great 2024 album Five Dice, All Threes, but they cancelled that show, and the remainder of their 2024 tour, ...

Bright Eyes have shared a new song, “1st World Blues,” that is influenced by ska music and is a takedown of late stage capitalism, with references to Reaganomics and large chain stores such as Hot ...

Bright Eyes songwriter/frontman Conor Oberst is recalling his initial reaction to Donald Trump’s election last November. In the wake of the regime change, Bright Eyes formed the Poison Oak Project, a ...

Bright Eyes have shared a new song. The ska-inflected “1st World Blues” arrives with a Jared Sherbert–directed video that stars Conor Oberst alongside members of So So Glos and pro skater Nelly ...