The Lumineers

Folk-Rock Sensation

The Lumineers are an American folk-rock band that originated in Denver, Colorado. Founded by lead vocalist and guitarist Wesley Schultz and pianist and drummer Jeremiah Fraites, the band gained significant attention with their self-titled debut album, "The Lumineers," released in 2012. This album included the hit single "Ho Hey," which achieved widespread acclaim and chart success, propelling the band into the international spotlight. Following their debut, The Lumineers released their second album, "Cleopatra," in 2016. The title track and the single "Ophelia" helped maintain their popularity, with the album receiving positive reviews and topping charts. In 2019, they released their third album, "III," a concept album that showcased a darker and more narrative-driven approach to their music. The Lumineers are known for their raw, emotional songwriting and energetic live performances, which have established them as a prominent act in the indie-folk genre. They have continued to tour extensively and contribute to the contemporary music scene with their storytelling and distinct sound.