Few bands enter their fifth decade with the creative fire of their earliest years. The Church is not most bands.

Starting out in 1980, The Church have continued to expand their highly cinematic and atmospheric blend of indie rock, shimmering post-punk, icy dreampop and psychedelic post-rock without retreading their steps. Their expansive music career yielded a string of hit songs including “Under the Milky Way,” “Reptile,” “The Unguarded Moment” and “Almost With You” amongst others and their equally stellar live shows have been deemed “spectacular” by MAGNET Magazine, citing their “dreamy psychedelia that will daub your evening with shades of paisley.”

The band is riding a full creative renaissance — their last two albums drew worldwide critical acclaim, their recent world tour played to their largest audiences in years, and a 28th studio album is on the way. This is a band at the height of their powers celebrating the songs that made them icons.
If you’ve never seen The Church live, it’s well past time to change that. If you have — you already know.