"The songs might be famous, but as individuals, we're not," says the Lumineers' Wesley Schultz ... ‘I want to play ‘Ophelia,’ Dad — you come play with me.’ He whispered the whole ...

There’s a version of the Lumineers story that ends about a decade ... ‘I want to play ‘Ophelia,’ Dad — you come play with me.’ He whispered the whole song, and I sang it over him.” ...

The Lumineers, known for their folk-rock sound, were formed in 2005 by Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites. They’re best known for hits like “Ho Hey,” “Ophelia,” and “Cleopatra.” ...

But much has changed since the two musicians, now known as The Lumineers, began their journey 20 years ago. Four studio albums, an extensive catalog of songs and countless sold-out venues later ...

Hey!" and "Ophelia," has become a tour de force on the indie and folk circuit. Whether you label them as folk pop, folk rock, indie rock or Americana, it's easy to see the Lumineers' broad appeal ...

“Asshole” is the primary choice for those in search of a lost-love anthem that could rival The Lumineers’ preeminent ballads “Ophelia” and “BRIGHTSIDE.” Featuring a fresh perspective ...

US indie folk band The Lumineers are back. Automatic is the group’s fifth studio album, and has members Jeremiah Fraites and Wesley Schultz travelling “new sonic and thematic terrain” after ...

The Lumineers are dropping a new album this week and bringing their lyrical blend of alternative rock and Americana to Fenway Park this summer. "Automatic," the fifth studio album by the duo ...

The Lumineers this week announced The Automatic World Tour, with about 70 shows planned worldwide. The North American leg of the tour kicks off July 3. The “Ophelia” band will be coming to Van ...

The Lumineers have announced the sprawling “Automatic Tour” in support of their forthcoming new album, Automatic. The 38-date North American run formally kicks off on July 3rd and will feature a large ...