The Antlers

Brooklyn’s The Antlers return to the stage with the quiet intensity that has shaped their path from intimate solo project to full-band craft. Built around singer-guitarist Peter Silberman’s falsetto and a taste for slow-blooming arrangements, their songs drift between indie rock, dream pop and atmospheric folk, where weightless guitars, discreet keys and occasional brass open space rather than fill it.

Over the years, the group has moved from the stark narrative of Hospice, through the pulsing contours of Burst Apart and the horn-led textures of Familiars, toward the sunlit, acoustic palette of Green to Gold. Onstage, that arc turns into a patient, detailed set, drawing across the catalogue and letting dynamics do the talking: murmurs that swell, rhythms that uncoil, melodies that linger. It’s music that favors nuance, the kind that breathes and takes its time.

On April 15, 2026 at Longboat Hall in Toronto, expect a lived-in survey of their songwriting—introspective, measured, and finely layered—where each track finds its place between ambience and pulse, memory and movement.