Wild Pink

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Wild Pink

8 upcoming dates · 8 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

Opening acts: Shakey Graves, Hiding Places

  1. Los Angeles, United StatesThe BellwetherPerformers: Shakey Graves
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  2. San Francisco, United StatesThe Castro TheatrePerformers: Shakey Graves
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  3. Seattle, United StatesThe ShowboxPerformers: Shakey Graves
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  4. Chicago, United StatesVic TheatrePerformers: Shakey Graves
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  5. Milwaukee, United StatesTurner Hall BallroomPerformers: Shakey Graves
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  6. Indianapolis, United StatesOld National CentrePerformers: Shakey Graves
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  7. Oklahoma City, United StatesThe Jones AssemblyPerformers: Shakey Graves
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  8. New York, United StatesBowery BallroomPerformers: Hiding Places
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Wild Pink, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 8, past: 2. Wild Pink may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

2 past shows
  1. Manchester, United KingdomGullivers
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  2. Leeds, United KingdomHEADROW HOUSE
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About Wild Pink

Wild Pink is an American indie rock band from Brooklyn and Queens, New York, formed in 2015 by singer, guitarist, and songwriter John Ross.

The band's music blends indie rock with heartland rock textures. Its catalog includes the albums Wild Pink (2017), Yolk in the Fur (2018), A Billion Little Lights (2021), ILYSM (2022), and Dulling the Horns (2024). The current lineup includes bassist Arden Yonkers, drummer Dan Keegan, and steel guitarist Mike Brenner.

Wild Pink released a covers EP in 2021 featuring reworked songs by Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen, and contributed to a benefit compilation supporting Bernie Sanders in 2020. The band has released music through Tiny Engines, Royal Mountain Records, and Fire Talk Records over the course of its career.

A music video for the song "The Shining but Tropical" featured actress Annie Murphy, part of a visual identity that has accompanied the group's steady output of atmospheric, guitar-driven records.

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