
Shearwater + Loma
American indie rock bands Shearwater and Loma perform together at Hamburg's BETTY club.
Shearwater is an American indie rock band from Austin, Texas, active since 2001 and led by singer, multi-instrumentalist, and naturalist writer Jonathan Meiburg. Originally a side project of Okkervil River, the band built its reputation on atmospheric art rock that draws on folk, orchestral arrangements, and nature-rooted storytelling. Their critically acclaimed 'island arc' trilogy - Palo Santo (2006), Rook (2008), and The Golden Archipelago (2010) - earned them devoted fans including Steven Wilson, who named the latter his favourite album of 2010.
Shearwater announced their new album The New World, due July 31, 2026, via their own Polyborus imprint with Secretly Distribution, sharing two singles 'Daydream Unbeliever' and 'More and More'.
The New World was recorded across four cities - Dripping Springs, Brooklyn, London, and Berlin - and features an unusually wide ensemble of international musicians.
Shearwater's Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for The New World exceeded its goal in under 72 hours, with surplus funds earmarked for touring in support of the album.
Shearwater self-released their ninth studio album The Great Awakening on their own Polyborus label after parting ways with Sub Pop Records.

American indie rock bands Shearwater and Loma perform together at Hamburg's BETTY club.

American bands Shearwater and Loma perform together in Berlin. An evening of experimental music and artistic soundscapes.

American bands Shearwater and Loma perform together at Munich's Muffatwerk.