I wanted to know which albums you would group with what seasons! Mine would be: Winter🏔- A very lonely solstice, Crack Up Spring🌱- Helplessness Blues Summer☀️- Shore, Fleet Foxes Fall🍂-Live on Boston Harbor

https://youtu.be/wf7-6LGbBaQ?si=OM4UIMOKj5aMcr6_&t=1348

Skye completely ate his guitar parts! Also, is there new lyrics at the end of this version?!

I’m sincerely happy for those enjoying the Robin solo tour right now. However I can’t help but feel disappointed that all he’s done in the past couple years is tour either with FF or solo. This is especially since Shore wasn’t exactly a full-fledged FF album, so really we’re closing in on 8 years since the last true FF release.

It’s also disappointing that unlike older acts where it’s par for the course that they release less and less new music as the years go by, he’s not yet 40 and is still taking this long between albums. It feels like he’s following the Tool playbook right now :-(

Edit: Sold!

I unfortunately can’t attend Robin’s show next week 💔 just looking to get back what I paid for it! I bought it pre-sale and checking my email, the ticket will be at will-call.

I was at the library studying during my final semester of college. I checked r/indieheads on my laptop and saw "[FRESH] Fleet Foxes" and nearly screamed out of excitement. At that point it had been about 6 years since the last album and the wait for new music was getting excruciating lol. I was trying my best not to cry right there in the middle of the library

I can’t make it to the 12/5 show, but I managed to snag tickets to the 12/4 show instead. Selling my 2 tickets to the 12/5 show if anyone is interested.

Hello foxes (or whatever the fans of the band are named). This year I have been mostly stuck in my apartment working on my computer, and was working as a bartender before that. Even if I'm passionate about filmmaking (lots of computer work) and bartending, another one of my passions is hiking, traveling, nature etc. but I let that go a whole lot for the past 2-3 years.

I fell on the song Helplessness Blues by the band about 2 months ago. The song is so powerful it awakened that passion up in me. The chorus made me have this big edited video in my mind of all the beautiful places I would love to go to, explore, climb and eat sandwhiches. And I listen to this song now very often. I have listened to about half the album of Helplessness Blues, it was enjoyable but nothing got me ticking as much or even close to the album's title track.

This has probably been asked before but considering the "Hiking" aspect and the song "Helplessness Blues" which I love without not liking as much its album, do you, fans of the band, have recommendations for me or somewhere to start?

hi all, i’m new to this subreddit. i’ve known fleet foxes for quite a while, but it always takes me some time to fully get into an artist. on the other hand, i’m one of those (yes, one of those…) diehard joanna newsom fans. i watched the video of robin and joanna playing blue spotted tail last year, and i kept it in my mind for some time. how beautifully their voices harmonize, somewhat sublime.

then yesterday i decided to play this album on apple music and i kept in on repeat as if it was Ys-live or something. pure acoustic magic. however i just can’t switch the music now. it’s been 16 hours and i need help!

anyway, a new subscriber here. i’ll wander through other albums sooner or later.

(image: my weekly scrobbles. ff debuted here less than 24h ago)

Hey there, I ended up with 4 extra tickets to the Decmeber 7 solo show Robin is putting on. Would love to get rid of them to people who want the chance to go. Please let me know if you want some tickets and we can work something out. Hope to hear back from you people! Thanks.

Looking for one ticket to either of the LA shows😭😭I would be so grateful..they sold out in the first 2 min when I was in a work call and I’ve been scouring😭😭❤️❤️

Bought them because I wasn't able to buy the tickets for Seattle. Now I got tickets for Seattle so going to need to sell the Portland ones. Selling at face value. Message me if interested!

Hello all! Can’t make it to next week’s show 😥so I’m selling one ticket at face value! Happy to negotiate also!! Thanks y’all

Sadly we can’t go, and we’re selling them at face value if anyone is interested.

Or is it focusing on miscellaneous tracks throughout every albums/EP? Curious because HP is one of my favorite albums and want some insight into the tracks, though I’ll be buying it whether it has it or not.

Hello! Selling 3 tickets for 12/5 show in SF. Can’t go anymore, but you can! Dm me with an offer, tickets are going for $80 with fee rn online.

I’m going to both LA shows… does it seem realistic that he’s going to play different setlists for fans attending both nights? I am so excited no matter what he does, cuz Robin is my absolute favorite living singer/songwriter!!!!

Two tickets for Robin’s first night at the Lodge Room. I’m getting back from a trip that day, and I wont have any energy left to attend the show 😰

Face value, and you don’t have to pay the online fees I had to pay. DM if interested!

Update: tickets sold

Anyone know what song Robin played before “Helplessness Blues” last night? Setlist.fm says “Blues Run the Game” but that wasn’t it..

I think it might have been “The Dolphins” by Fred Neil based on other recent setlists and the fact he definitely used the 12 string for it. Thanks in advance!

I heard robin play i let you for the first time last night and i recognized the guitar part from another FF song - i think it’s tagged onto the end or beginning of another song, really distorted and recorded to a tape that’s speeding up and slowing down … anybody know what song im thinking of???

Does anybody know/ can someone going to the solo show scream at father Robin and ask what tuning he uses on guitar for his cover of "Courtyard" by Bobbie Gentry? It's stunning and I saw on his IG story. Thank you love you all

I think, at least in my perspective, the album follows a very focused story and each song seems almost like a chapter to this narrative. A protagonist, possibly a former marine, wanting to reunite with his former love and escape urban life to the rural Eden of Innisfree.