The War On Drugs Tickets for Sale

Let?s see what the tour this fall has in store for fans of the band.

About The War on Drugs

The band was initially founded by Granduciel and fellow member, Kurt Vile. These two teamed up to release the band?s debut album, Wagonwheel Blues in 2008. Soon after the release of this album, Vile left the band to pursue a solo career. While Vile and Granduciel were the backbone of the band, The War on Drugs had a lot of supporting musicians in the lineup who eventually ended up becoming a part of the band?s lineup. After several changes to the lineup, the band released another album in 2011, titled, Slave Ambient. This musical work was met with favorable reviews from fans and critics alike and put the band on a path to stardom.

Soon after this, in 2013, the band announced that it would be releasing its third studio album, Lost in the Dream in March, 2014. A week before the release of the album, the band streamed the entire album on NPR?s First Listen website.

Following the release of this album, the band moved on to bigger things as it signed a two-album deal with Atlantic Records in June 2015.

On 22nd April, 2017, also known as the Record Store Day, the band released a brand-new single, to the delight of their fans. The single, called ?Thinking of a Place? was produced by Shawn Everett and band member, Granduciel.

On April 28th, 2017, The War on Drugs announced that they would be going on tour in the fall of this year. If you want to catch some of their biggest hits live, you might want to get your hands on The War on Drugs tickets at the earliest. The tickets are selling out like hot cakes, so you ought to get yours as early as you can.

Other Projects and Collaborations by The War on Drugs

In addition to making music as The War on Drugs, the members of this band have also been involved in their own individual or combined side projects. These projects have helped the band stay in the mainstream music industry and maintain a strong presence in musical circles.

Kurt Vile and the Violators

The Violators was the backing band of former guitarist, Kurt Vile. The War on Drugs? lead, Adam Granduciel was one of the founding members of this band along with Zanghi. Adam Granduciel even toured with The Violators when their first record came out.

Sore Eros

Sore Eros is another band, which is a side project of the lead singer, Granduciel. Granduciel is currently producing their first album. The recording process has been going on in Los Angeles and Philadelphia.

Day of the Dead

In 2016, The War on Drugs sang a cover of the song ?Touch of Gray? which was featured on a Grateful Dead tribute album known as the ?Day of the Dead?.

Sharon Van Etten

Sharon Van Etten, the American indie singer from New Jersey, released her fourth studio album called, Are We There, in 2014. Hartley and Granduciel both contributed to this album. Hartley performed the bass guitar on the entire album, while Granduciel played the guitar on two of the tracks from the album.

The Complete Discography of The War on Drugs

Over the years, The War on Drugs has released several pieces of music in various forms. They released three studio albums; Wagonwheel Blues in 2008, Slave Ambient in 2011 and Lost in the Dreams in 2014. In addition to these, the band released 2 EPs, Barrel of Batteries in 2007 and Future Weather in 2010. Other than that the band has released 10 singles, including ?Taking the Farm?, Come to the City?, ?Under the Pressure?, ?Baby Missiles?, ?An Ocean in Between the Waves? and ?Thinking of a Place?.