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Judah & the Lion
Judah & the Lion are an American band from Nashville, Tennessee, formed in 2011 by Judah Akers, Nate Zuercher and Brian Macdonald while the three were students at Belmont University, where they won the school's 2012 Best of the Best competition.
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- Sep 18KnoxvilleThe Mill & MineView details
- Sep 20BirminghamIron CityView details
- Sep 22CincinnatiBogart'sView details
- Sep 27DallasThe Studio at the Bomb FactoryView details
- Sep 28AustinEmo's AustinPerformers: colby!, Band Of SilverView details
- Sep 30PhoenixThe Van BurenPerformers: colby!, Band Of SilverView details
- Oct 1Los AngelesThe Fonda TheatreView details
- Oct 3SacramentoAce of SpadesView details
- Oct 5PortlandRoseland TheaterView details
- Oct 6SeattleThe ShowboxView details
- Oct 9Salt Lake CityThe DepotView details
- Oct 10DenverSummit Music HallView details
- Oct 21MadisonThe SylveeView details
- Oct 22Kansas CityThe Truman - Kansas CityView details
- Oct 24Grand RapidsThe IntersectionView details
- Oct 29BostonRoyale BostonView details
- Nov 2PhiladelphiaUnion TransferView details
- Nov 8RaleighThe RitzView details
- Nov 13AtlantaTabernacleView details
- Nov 14NashvilleThe Pinnacle - TNView details
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About Judah & the Lion
The group built a genre-blending sound that fuses folk instrumentation such as banjo and mandolin with hip-hop percussion, rock energy and pop melodies. Their single "Take It All Back" topped Billboard's Alternative Songs chart for three weeks in 2016 and was later certified platinum, while Folk Hop n' Roll (2016) and Pep Talks (2019, number 18 on the Billboard 200) extended the band's commercial run.
The band's debut full-length, Kids These Days (2014), introduced its Americana-folk roots before subsequent releases pushed the sound toward electropop and rock textures, reflecting a deliberate evolution away from strictly acoustic folk arrangements.
Following a hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic and the November 2021 departure of founding banjo player Nate Zuercher, the group continued as a duo of Judah Akers and Brian Macdonald, releasing the albums Revival (2022) and The Process (2024) and bringing its catalogue to five studio albums.