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About The Head and the Heart Tickets
The Head and the Heart started where all great stories do — at the bottom, playing open mic nights at a Seattle pub called Conor Byrne, burning copies of their debut album by hand and selling them at local shows and record stores. That scrappy, do-it-yourself spirit carried them to an RIAA Certified Platinum self-titled record, mainstage slots at Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Austin City Limits, and a catalog that now spans six studio albums over more than 15 years together. Their 2025 release, Aperture, marked a full-circle moment as the band's first self-produced album since that very debut, and its lead single "Arrow" climbed the charts for 30 weeks before hitting No. 1 at both AAA and Alternative radio.
A The Head and the Heart show is less of a concert and more of a communal experience — layered vocal harmonies that fill every corner of a room, singalongs to "Rivers and Roads" and "Down in the Valley" that hit you right in the chest, and the kind of energy that makes strangers feel like old friends by the encore. The band is currently celebrating the 15th anniversary of their beloved debut with a 2026 tour that plays the album front to back alongside career-spanning favorites, with expanded summer dates that include two sold-out nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre — one featuring a special collaboration with The Colorado Symphony. Support acts rotate across the run and include Wilderado, Houndmouth, Michael Marcagi, and The Brudi Brothers, making every stop on the tour feel like its own event.
Beyond the music, The Head and the Heart donate one dollar from every ticket sold to their Rivers and Roads Foundation, which funds Seattle-based music programs and initiatives — a nod to the city and community that gave them their start. A remastered 15th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of the debut dropped on May 1, 2026, featuring seven unreleased demos that let fans hear the raw magic of those earliest sessions. Fifteen years in, with a Platinum debut, a chart-topping new single, and a tour that bridges nostalgia with creative renewal, this band is proof that following your instincts and staying true to your sound never goes out of style.
Aperture is The Head and the Heart's most recent studio album, released ahead of the 15th Anniversary Tour. The album continues the band's signature sound — layered harmonies, folk-influenced melodies, and emotionally direct songwriting — that first earned them a devoted following when they were performing open mic nights in Seattle and selling copies of their debut from the back of a van. Aperture represents the latest chapter for a band whose career has grown from self-distributed CDs to headlining major U.S. venues.
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While setlists can vary between venues, The Head and the Heart will likely play the following songs on tour: Rivers and Roads, Another Story, Lost In My Mind, Honeybee, All We Ever Knew, Down in the Valley, Let's Be Still, People Need A Melody, The Swimming Song, Virginia (Wind In The Night)
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