With no new album being pumped at press time, there’s tantalizing uncertainty surrounding the rustic art-pop collective as they prepare for this weekend – only the second stop of a globe-encircling 2022. Considering our tentatively post-pandemic mindset, I’d prepare for a set list stressing the spiritual continuity between the group’s two most expansively communal albums – 2019’s I, I and 2011’s recently reissued self-titled LP, plus a minimum of isolated cabin balladry. Also within the realm of possibility: one of Justin Vernon’s contributions to Taylor Swift’s indie-folk duology. Glistening, vibe-forward neo-soul sensation Dijon opens.
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— Julian Towers