Band of Horses is an American indie rock band founded in Seattle in 2004 by frontman Ben Bridwell, following the break-up of his previous group Carissa's Wierd. Their 2006 Sub Pop debut Everything All the Time - anchored by the slow-burning anthem "The Funeral" - established them as one of the defining indie rock acts of the decade. The 2010 album Infinite Arms, their most commercially successful record, debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200 and earned a Grammy nomination; across six studio albums the band has woven together indie rock, folk and Southern rock with Bridwell's soaring falsetto harmonies.
Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr. announced a 16-date co-headlining US summer tour (July-August 2026), with Band of Horses performing Everything All the Time in full at each stop.
Sub Pop released Everything All the Time (20th Anniversary Edition), a 19-track expanded edition accompanied by a bonus LP of previously unreleased material including songs from the 2005 tour EP.
Band of Horses announced a spring 2026 headlining US tour (March-May) celebrating the 20th anniversary of Everything All the Time, kicking off with three shows in Seattle.
Band of Horses released "The Funeral (2025 Edit)", a collaborative rework with electronic producer Gryffin, via Sub Pop Records.
The band released Acoustic at the Ryman Vol. 2 (Live) and toured with City & Colour and Iron & Wine on co-headlining runs throughout 2024 and 2025.
Band of Horses marks two decades of their landmark debut album "Everything All The Time" with a special concert in Hamburg.
Band of Horses celebrates 20 years of "Everything All The Time" in Cologne. An evening of the band's classic songs.
Band of Horses celebrates the 20th anniversary of their landmark album "Everything All The Time" in a special evening concert.
Band of Horses celebrate two decades of their debut album "Everything All The Time" with a special concert at Backstage München.