The Avett Brothers

American folk-rock band

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2024 Swept Away had a Broadway run, bringing the Avett Brothers' music to a wider theatrical audience.
2024 The band announced a forthcoming new full album and tour.
2024 The band completed a headlining tour of Europe and their first tour of Australia, also releasing their first live album titled 'The 502s Live, 2024'.
2024 Released a self-titled studio album 'The Avett Brothers'.
2024 Announced a Fall US tour in support of their self-titled album.
2024 Swept Away musical scheduled to debut on Broadway in autumn, with a planned closing in December after a short run.
April 12 2024 The 502s released their self-titled third full-length album and began their North American Great American Road Trip Tour across 26 cities, produced by Live Nation. The tour featured a unique improvised setlist each night, drawing from their catalog of over 50 songs.
February 28 2024 Announced their twelfth studio album, a self-titled album to be released on May 17, 2024 via Ramseur Records.
2023 Graci Phillips joined the band as acoustic guitarist after their performance at Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia.
2023 Released two EPs: 'Stories To Tell' and 'Pure Serotonin'
2023 The 502s closed out the year with performances at BottleRock Napa Valley, Moon River Festival, Borderlands Festival, and a headlining tour of UK and the EU.
2023 The band released their third EP 'Pure Serotonin' and performed at Lollapalooza.
2023 Jake Isola's second stint with the band concludes, marking another change in the band's membership.
2023 The 502s embarked on the 'Fresh Squeezed Happiness' tour across the United States, releasing new songs 'Backstage in Glasgow' and 'Inside Joke' from their second EP 'Stories to Tell'.
2023 Added to the lineup of the Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival, returning to the festival where they had their first live performance in 2016.
2022 Completed successful tours of the United States and Europe, including their first set at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, a headlining set at the Florida Music Conference in Orlando, and performed at the grand opening of Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts' Steinmetz Hall.
June 2022 The band released their single 'Hey Julia' as the lead-off to their 'Just Another EP'.
January 2022 Debuted at #29 on the Irish Singles Chart Top 50 with 'Just A Little While', and charted on Billboard's Hot Rock and Alternative Charts, reaching #3 on Spotify's Top Viral 50.
January 9 2022 The Swept Away stage musical, originally planned for 2020, opened at Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
2021 Jake Isola returns to the band, this time as a guitarist instead of a bassist.
December 2021 Their song 'Just A Little While' became a viral TikTok trend, generating over 10 Million streams through January 2022.
October 15 2021 Released the album 'Could It Get Better Than This' and promoted it with a US release tour. The album received critical acclaim and over one million streams in its first week.
March 2021 The album's second single 'Leading Lady' premiered on The Bluegrass Situation.
February 2021 Glide Magazine premiered the first single 'I Keep Rolling' with a music video directed by Tonner.
2020 Matthew Tonner expanded his role to include guitar in addition to keyboards and backing vocals.
2020 Luke Wagner's tenure with the band ends, indicating another period of lineup transition.
November 2020 The band posted a TikTok video of the song 'Magdalene', which received over 1 Million views in two days and marked Jake Isola's return as acoustic guitarist.
October 30 2020 Released a cover of Woody Guthrie's 'This Land Is Your Land' four days before the US presidential election.
August 28 2020 The Third Gleam album was released, supported by two drive-in concerts at Charlotte Motor Speedway during the COVID-19 pandemic.
June 29 2020 The band announced The Third Gleam (Gleam III) album, set to release on August 28, 2020.
February 2020 Scott Avett announced plans for a new release in a late February interview.
2019 Completed European tour with a notable performance at Whelans bar in Dublin, considered their greatest European show.
2019 Performed at Americanafest in Nashville, recorded a live session with Jam in the Van, and headlined Steppin Out Festival in Virginia.
2019 Jonathan Ruiz leaves the band, and Luke Wagner joins as a guitarist, further evolving the band's composition.
2019 Solidified a new touring lineup with Joe Capati on horns, Sean Froehlich on drums, and Nick Melashenko on bass.
2019 Tania Elizabeth returns to touring with the band.
October 7 2019 Performed 'Tell the Truth' on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
October 4 2019 Released the album Closer Than Together, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard Americana/Folk charts.
June 13 2019 Announced their next album Closer Than Together, set for release on October 4, 2019.
May 6 2019 Released the song 'Sun, Flood, or Drought' for the documentary The Biggest Little Farm.
February 1 2019 Released the single 'Neapolitan Sky'.
2018 Embarked on a US and European tour, performing at festivals alongside Jason Isbell and Old Crow Medicine Show. Headlined WMNF's Americana Fest in Tampa, FL.
2018 Band expanded with the addition of Sean Froehlich on drums, Joe Capati on horns and backing vocals, and Nicholas Dallas on bass and backing vocals.
2018 The band released their debut studio album 'Because We Had To'
2018 Several original members (Jake Isola, Kaleigh LeBeau, and Tristan Smith) depart from the band, signaling a significant lineup change.
December 21 2018 Released the follow-up single 'Trouble Letting Go'.
November 16 2018 'Roses & Sacrifice' was released as a single on the American Recordings label.
October 24 2018 Made their 25th late night television appearance, performing the unreleased song 'Roses and Sacrifice' on Late Night with Seth Meyers.
August 27 2018 Tania Elizabeth announced she would be taking maternity leave from the band.
July 18 2018 Scott and Seth Avett appeared on Pete Holmes' podcast 'You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes'.

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