Who says you can't go home? Not the members of indie rockers Vampire Weekend, who will play two intimate homecoming shows on Sept. 15 and 16 at the Wellmont Theater in Montclair. Frontman Ezra Koenig ...

Vampire Weekend is returning to their roots. The beloved indie group — who just launched the second leg of their ‘Only God Was Above Us Tour’ — announced that, due to overwhelming demand, they are ...

Indie rock band Vampire Weekend gave the second-to-last performance of Boston Calling‘s final night, dazzling audiences with newer material and hits from their early years in the 2000s. Lead vocalist ...

While they’ve long danced along the line, it seems safe to say that in 2025, Vampire Weekend are a bona fide jamband. The trio’s sound and approach certainly push against the genre’s definitional ...

Vampire Weekend have always been at least a little bit of a secret ska-punk band. There's definitely some hup-hup-hup pickitup-pickitup energy to tracks like "Cousins" and "This Life," and I heard ...

Better Than: getting bitten by a vampire wearing high-tops, skinny jeans, and shaggy bangs. Last night, the Columbia grads of Vampire Weekend, led by frontman Ezra Koening and his impressive falsetto, ...

Except for maybe Halloween, could Miami have asked for a better night to see a band called Vampire Weekend than on Friday the 13th? For those unfamiliar, the New York City-born and -bred band doesn’t ...

Sweet, I thought, upon seeing the band Vampire Weekend’s name online the first time. New cheese goth rock! From the first download, though, I realized I was so, so wrong. With their Columbia ...

That the members of Vampire Weekend know the Arctic Monkeys’ “505” and the Cranberries’ “Dreams” — but not Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Freebird” — is completely on brand. During the audience request encore of ...

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Ezra Koenig's Glen Ridge High School band will open the shows. The shows are Vampire Weekend's first in New Jersey in 16 years. Who says you can't go home? Not the members of indie rockers Vampire ...