Concert Recap: The Lumineers at The Moody Center
The Lumineers, supported by Chance Peña, played The Moody Center on Oct. 14 for the last show of the United States leg of ‘The Automatic World Tour.’
The Lumineers, supported by Chance Peña, played The Moody Center on Oct. 14 for the last show of the United States leg of ‘The Automatic World Tour.’
Chance Peña opens his set with his rich, twang-filled song “Cold.”
Chance Peña opens his set with his rich, twang-filled song “Cold.”
Peña, lit with a spotlight for an arena of thousands, makes the venue feel intimate with a performance of “Spinning.”
Peña, lit with a spotlight for an arena of thousands, makes the venue feel intimate with a performance of “Spinning.”
Wesley Schultz, lead vocals and guitar of The Lumineers, reaches out to the audience and enthusiastic hands reach back.
The Lumineers perform a short, iconic hit, “Flowers In Your Hair” at the end of the catwalk.
The Lumineers perform a short, iconic hit, “Flowers In Your Hair” at the end of the catwalk.
The Lumineers perform a short, iconic hit, “Flowers In Your Hair” at the end of the catwalk.
Schultz and another founding member, Jeremiah Fraites, sing “Angela.”
Schultz and another founding member, Jeremiah Fraites, sing “Angela.”
Schultz and Fraites perform “You’re All I Got,” which celebrates a 20-year friendship and music partnership.
Schultz and Fraites perform “You’re All I Got,” which celebrates a 20-year friendship and music partnership.
Schultz and Fraites perform “You’re All I Got,” which celebrates a 20-year friendship and music partnership.
Schultz and Fraites perform “You’re All I Got,” which celebrates a 20-year friendship and music partnership.
The Moody Center turns icy blue for “A.M. RADIO,” a song about sticking with someone through hard times.