The Lumineers will visit perhaps North Carolina’s most beautiful live music venue in a just a few days time. Cary’s Koka Booth Amphitheatre hosts the prominent folk-rock band for a sold out show, Thursday, Sept. 15.
Nestled on the edge of Symphony Lake near the heart of North Carolina, the Koka Booth Amphitheatre is unique and perfect for The Lumineers. The deep outdoor stage is positioned in front of an intimate slopping meadow in the midst of hardwoods and pine trees.
Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to curl up under the moon and enjoy the anthems that The Lumineers will perform. With their campfire like music, the setting is unrivaled for a show that will feature the Colorado native’s newest album, Cleopatra.
The band’s sophomore album peaked at #1 on Billbord after their debut record sold three million copies worldwide and earned them two Grammy nominations. Cleopatra has widely been considered a huge success and it’s difficult not to fall in love with the warm, welcoming sound - even President Obama put The Lumineers on his Summer Playlist. If that means anything, it’s that the best way to end summer is with The Lumineers under the stars.
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