Rilo Kiley's reunion tour brings nostalgic indie rock vibes to the Riverside.
Rilo Kiley returns to the stage after a long hiatus, offering fans a chance to relive the magic of their formative years. Known for their evocative storytelling and indie rock sound, the band will perform at the Riverside Theater, a venue that perfectly complements their intimate and heartfelt style. This concert is more than just a performance; it's a celebration of the band's journey and the fans who have supported them.
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The Riverside Theater is an ideal setting for Rilo Kiley's reunion tour, providing an atmosphere that enhances the emotional connection between the band and the audience. With Jenny Lewis's powerful vocals and the band's signature sound, attendees can expect a night filled with nostalgia and new memories. Arrive early to soak in the ambiance and secure a great spot for this unforgettable experience.
The Riverside Theater has a great balcony view. If you prefer a seated experience with a clear view of the stage, aim for balcony seats. The sound is excellent up there too.
After a long absence, Rilo Kiley—Jenny Lewis, Blake Sennett, Jason Boesel, and Pierre “Duke” de Reeder—are back, with arms outstretched. Over the years, a reunion “felt like a possibility, but it was never the right time,” explains Boesel. Eventually, “the emotional component and the interpersonal communication component all arrived into this place where it had a straight shot at reality.” “Planning this reunion over these past months has been like reconnecting with family. We haven’t missed a beat,” says De Reeder. “The stakes are only to have a good time, to revel in this nostalgia. Getting to revisit and celebrate the music from that special time of our lives while experiencing it alongside a lot of people that lived it with us back when, and new folks alike.” “It couldn't have happened any sooner,” says Lewis. “It feels like now is the time to share that joy and love with each other and with everyone else.” “For some people, Rilo Kiley evokes a formative, emotional time in life, when you were maybe grasping for your place in the universe. We were too,” says Sennett. “Reconnecting with those people is paramount to anything else.” “It's going to be wonderful for us, like going back to the purest version of yourself, that early ’20s place where everything is possible,” says Lewis. “You're in a van and Jason's got the map, Pierre is behind the wheel, and I’m on the shitty acoustic guitar in the bench seat working out a new song with Blake. I don't think it's ever been as good as that, when it was just us against the world.”
