Lucius

TICKETS

$30–$40

MEMBER PRE-SALE: Tues, Feb 11, 10 am. Want pre-sale access? Become a Lensic member!

PUBLIC SALE: Fri, Feb 14, 10 am

For online ticketing sales & support, contact the Lensic box office: 505-988-1234.

For in-person sales, visit the Lensic box office. 

VENUE: THE LENSIC

SEATING: Yes

ADA: Yes, please notify a box office representative of your accommodations prior to the show

PARKING: Yes, you can pre-pay for parking validation in the Sandoval garage (across the street) during your checkout

ALCOHOL: Yes, there are two bars in the inner lobby

OUTSIDE FOOD/DRINK: No

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LUCIUS

Formed by lead vocalists and songwriters Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, acclaimed indie band Lucius is best known for their sinuous harmonies and highly original, pop-noir musical artistry. The group, which includes multi-instrumentalists Peter Lalish and Dan Molad, have released three albums, and toured the globe, cultivating a passionate following for their ingenious art-pop creations and exhilarating live performances. The gifted melodicists and songwriters bring a startling level of musicianship to Lucius — which is evident in the astounding talent they’ve collaborated with over the course of their prolific 16-year career.

ATTENTION BIRD UTOPIA

Attention Bird Utopia is singer/songwriter Harrison Whitford (longtime Phoebe Bridgers guitarist and collaborator and writer for Matt Berninger, ROLE MODEL) and producer/songwriter Eli Hirsch (Suki Waterhouse, Cautious Clay.).

In the spring of 2024 Harry started coming over to Eli's home studio to play chess and rant about the world. One of the many themes discussed was a desire to give birth to songs but being constantly distracted by phones, anxiety and money. They realized that years could go by only working on other peoples records, ignoring their own creative impulse. So they agreed to meet every Friday with a new idea to share.