The Lumineers: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2020
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April 6, 2020 | Josh Rogosin -- The Lumineers showed up at the Tiny Desk with family, friends and crew who travel with the tight-knit touring band. One special guest in particular was Lenny, the toddler son of lead singer Wes Schultz. As soon as Bob Boilen met Lenny, Bob searched for every toy he could find on the shelves behind his desk to entertain the restless tyke.
I've always been struck by how this band can make a crowd of 6,000 fans feel like an intimate jam session. Halfway through The Lumineers' set at the Newport Folk Festival in 2013, the entire band moved to the very back of the enormous crowd. I remember marveling that the worst spot in the field miraculously became the best.
Much of The Lumineers' Tiny Desk comes from the band's third LP, III, which tells a story of addiction in three acts. They began with gut-wrenching renditions of "Gloria" and "Leader Of The Landslide"(accompanied by a cassette recording of crickets made on iPhones and dubbed to play on a boombox). The third track is also from III, but was an assignment from director M. Night Shyamalan. He tasked Schultz and his suspender-clad writing partner, Jeremiah Fraites, with composing a song for the end credits of a film. "Jer and I worked really hard on that, and then he didn't need it," Schultz confessed. The result is the stark and haunting "Salt And The Sea,"which strikes a different chord than any other song they've written.
It wouldn't be a Lumineers show without a foot-stompin' sing-along to end the set, which came with their crowd-pleasing hit "Stubborn Love". Stelth Ulvang demonstrated a level of barefoot acrobatics unrivaled at the desk thus far, not an easy feat (or should I say, feet). Right after the Tiny Desk concert, the band and entourage rushed off to play a little club in town called the Capital One Arena for another intimate show in front of 20,000 fans.
SET LIST
"Gloria" "
"Leader of the Landslide"
"April (instrumental)"
"Salt And The Sea"
"Stubborn Love"
MUSICIANS
Wesley Schultz; guitar, vocals; Jeremiah Fraites: drums, piano, vocals; Stelth Ulvang: piano, accordian, vocals; Lauren Jacobson: violin, piano, vocals; Byron Isaacs: bass, vocals; Brandon Miller: percussion, guitar, vocals
CREDITS
Producers: Josh Rogosin, Morgan Noelle Smith, Kara Frame; Creative director: Bob Boilen; Audio engineers: Josh Rogosin, Patrick Boyd; Videographers: Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Bronson Arcuri; Editor: Melany Rochester; Associate Producer: Bobby Carter; Production Assistant: Shanti Hands; Executive producer: Lauren Onkey; VP, programming: Anya Grundmann; Photo: Bob Boilen/NPR
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Give the sound engineer for Tiny Desk a Grammy already
I was talking to a sound engineer friend of mine earlier this week, he said something along the same lines. It would be cool to see a little behind the scenes with the sound engineer/s.
@@user-jz8tx3vl6j there's a video on here doing just that
@@erroldtumaque3430 Which video?
@@angelesau8622 it's called "How We Record Audio at The Tiny Desk"
Class
I was worried the pianist would be wearing shoes - what a relief
because it wouldn't have been polite to jump on a desk still wearing shoes
😂😂
Steven T why are white people like this?
@@in2itivelady Why are people like you?
Classic
"So what do you play in the Lumineers?"
"Oh, I play the violin, the right side of the piano, and a 30 year old tape player."
And don't forget that she sings at the same time too 😅
@@SuperCaraLicious Also, the she plays THE WALL!
So no longer the sweet cello girl?
she probably also plays the pianist ;-)
It's a prequisite to get into the Tiny Desk Concerts that one member of the band plays 4+ instruments more than the others.
My dad have been in the music industry for well over 40 years and heard everything. When I discovered the Lumineers, I watched the entire concept-album of the Ballad of Cleopatra. Then I called my dad and said, "You need to see this." He went in and we watched the entire thing. My dad isn't very emotional, he's 70 now, and he was taught to hold it all inside. He smiled, he cried, he laughed, and in the end, he didn't had to told me this was the most moving thing he had ever hear or seen. I just knew. There are many bands in this world - a lot are better on paper, have better equipment, and play in big stadiums, in front of bigger audiences, and rack up hit after hit. But the Lumineers are special. Not because they're virtuosos nor because their songs speak for our generation, not because they are sexy or weird or cool. The Lumineers are legendary because their music, quite simply, sounds like life.
can't agree no more
I saw them open for u2 in 2017. They were amazing.
@@user-vw3pr5gq9g Hello fellow hakka luminner fan
thank you, hope you have a great beautiful life 🥹
Well they are the lumineers ❤️
I've never clicked anything faster than a Lumineers tiny desk
+
And clicked a thumbs up before it started
Me, too!
I gasped out loud and immediately clicked it
Amen!
If this music had a smell it would be ginger root and healthy soil. And I love it
What does a healthy soul smell like?
@@briancarmack like a pianist with no shoes... Loved the vibe!
I'm getting a strong patchouli vibe too
It would def smell like ginger
this is the most synesthesia based comment i've ever read, thank you for that
I am time travelling back from 2189 to let you know this is still the best Tiny Desk ever produced.
"the opposite of love's indifference"
my favorite line of any song ever.
it’s not
@@jackm8556 ..not their favorite line? don't think you get to decide that pal
@@SHIP_OF_FOOLS think he’s saying the opposite of love isn’t indifference. Ask the abused kids if they’d rather have just been ignored. The opposite of love is hate.
@@jacobmcvay123 Oooookay then...
Welp...THAT got heavy, reeeal quick.
Thanks a million, Captain Killjoy!
Yeeeesh.😶🌫️
@@SHIP_OF_FOOLS lol, this made me chuckle. "Umm, no this not your favorite and that's my final decision".
listening to the Lumineers feels a little bit like healing
Yes lawd
I think the goosebumps are some king of stress reléase, yes this heals.
Yes.
Probably not a coincidence, since the band has talked about how processing the overdose death of the drummer's older brother (and singer's best friend) was a source of inspiration for some of their early music
It genuinely does!
0:08 - "Gloria"
5:45 - "Leader of the Landslide"
13:05 - "April (instrumental)"
14:04 - "Salt And The Sea"
19:30 - "Stubborn Love"
MVP
They sure played a long Set-5 tunes!
@@plumbawl5977 wasn't long enough.
MVP
MVP!
One of those bands that sound exactly the same live as they do on the record- SO GOOD
Saw them at Shaky Knees Festival a few weeks ago and 100% agree. Actually they sound better love. Similar to Pink Floyd. Just plain better live.
They’re so good in concert. One of my favorite ones ever.
lumineers tiny desk is just what 2020 needed
Yes.
2020-2021*
@@gabrielgonzales2794 2021-2022
No
In 2012, my friend gave me an extra ticket to see Brandi Carlile in our little resort town of 1000 people in northern WI. He told me he was going so he could see the opener, a band I've never heard of called The Lumineers. I swear my friend and I were the youngest people in the audience but once The Lumineers came out they had the whole audience singing, even at one point with a three-part harmony. After the show, they were standing around outside the venue awkwardly so my friend and I bought their CD and got it signed by them. I ripped that CD straight to my MP3 player and listened to it that summer on repeat while biking to my job washing dishes at a restaurant. I don't listen to them as much as I used to but that first album always brings me back.
TheWhyer I love this story, thanks for sharing!
Brandi Carlile and the Lumineers in one show sounds about as close to heaven as I’ll ever get.
what a great story!
Was this at the Big Top in Bayfield?
Bayfield County represent!
The audience singing "keep your head up" in unison hits differently these days... in such a powerful way.
Ashley Gaita made me tear up a bit NGL
Good call.
Exactly, thought the same thing with mixed emotions tears in my eyes.
bro imma cry
booooooo
It's the week before finals and I'm watching tiny desk concerts trying to remember why I'm a music major. I remember now.
Leaders of the landslide has to be the best song on the album for me. It brings back alot of pain for me but at the same time it helps me heal.
I feel the same way. It's all about the breaking down of one's childish perspective, realizing the truth. It's a brilliant song.
One of the most wholesome bands out there. They make sure EVERYONE gets to hear them and participate in their concerts, too. Very down to earth
I'd be honored if some Lumineers & Tiny Desk fans who appreciate the 90s acoustic era would take a listen to my piano & vocal performances of LONG DECEMBER by the Counting Crows, SHE'S A BRICK by Ben Folds Five, and Mmm Mmm Mmm by the CRASH TEST DUMMIES on my YT channel in tribute to 3 great mid/late 90s standards. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Peace and everybody stay safe.
Stubborn love has so many great quotes
It's better to feel pain than nothing at all❤
@Jieming Liu , Which was popularized by Elie Weisel and dates back to 1866.
The salt and the sea is such an intense song and this really did it justice. Absolutely transcendent.
makes my heart ache every time
Is it me or does it sound like the Billie Eilish, James Bond theme. 17:35
yes! I was thinking that, the piano is very Bond @@60secondpages
Gregory Alan Isakov’s cover also does it beyond justice
My mom is an alcoholic and leader of the landslide hits home so hard for me. thank you for writing it.
It’s clear that they were having so much fun. The band’s smiles didn’t fail to bring a smile to my face. What a wonderful performance!
I'd be honored if some Lumineers & Tiny Desk fans who appreciate 90s acoustic classics would take a listen to my piano & vocal performances of LONG DECEMBER by the Counting Crows, SHE'S A BRICK by Ben Folds Five, and Mmm Mmm Mmm by the CRASH TEST DUMMIES on my YT channel in tribute to the era. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Peace and everybody stay safe.
That’s music for you! 😌
I have so much fun listening to them.
The Lumineers is my favorite band. I was absolutely devastated when I couldn’t go see them in DC last month. Their last album was a masterpiece and I wanted to sit in the crowd and cry while I sang the songs. But none of my friends listen to them ): I struggle with depression & anxiety and listening to them pulls me out of whatever pit I’m in. This is the next best thing
I saw them live in Lisbon last year, flowers on my hair and all. I can easily say it was one of the best nights of my life. I mistakenly bought a seated place, but their energy made me stand up and jump around the entire concert, cry and hug strangers. I truly hope you get to see them in the future. Hang in there
You have a friend in all of us , stay strong.
Music will find you when you need it most. I try to stay connected even in these isolate times. Hope that one day you can sit in that crowd and cry those tears. Until then play the music loud.
Sadly same. I was going to go see them at Lollapalooza in Argentina but it got canceled due to the pandemic :(
Kiara Moten I was planning to see them as well!! This video makes me a little less sad
I'm so happy Stubborn Love is here. One of their best and first work, I think. It speaks a lot of who they are as a band. Lovely lyrics
One of my favourites
It's so weird growing up with Jeremy and having his mom as my teacher and seeing him on tv and npr and things like this. Kids got such a kind soul and definitely didn't have it easy growing up. So proud to see where he is in life now
The Salt and The Sea may well be the pinnacle of their writing achievements. It is so haunting, so lyrically meaningful and so beautifully executed that I am moved to tears.
I got to say the way it sounds in this version is amazing! That bass!
Couldnt agree more with this comment
Truly such a profound and beautiful song. It came to me when I needed it most, no other song on earth could have helped me the way this one did.
Never heard of the Lumineers before, but i kept on listening as i game and this song is absolutely top notch. definitely listening to it again once it finishes
It's amazing! It's so exquisitely beautiful and even painful to listen to. I love it. I feel like I can connect with it in such a deep way.
Was hoping for Ophelia, but nonetheless, I am still happy
Ophelia actually the best)
Ophelia’s great. But they’re promoting their album III.
Im happy too. But i would've been over joyed had they played Ophelia
@@fosforus1588 they couldve played Ophelia since they played stubborn love😔
I named my dachshund for that song :) it's my fav!
I love the way that the bassist sings and plays, he's really feeling every note and every word. Love it, really love it
"you can't ever love without crying"
The pianist is pure joy, my loooooooord
Which one? Stelth?
I cry every time I hear stubborn love. And I’m a forty something punk rocker.
I feel the same way, sttuborn love gets me everytime I hear it
Peanutbutter jellyfish ok
what a song - the opposite of love is indiference
I rarely listen to it exactly because of those emotions
There's something special in The Lumineers. I love how they change tempos and directions. They are not your average cookie cutter band. They take risks and it always pays off. Wesley writes from his heart and it shows. History will be very kind to The Lumineers, I believe their legacy will live on... forever.
Dude in the glasses was feeling it
I am always enamored by the technical aspect of Tiny Desk. (This version is no different.)
I’m astounded by the separation and tonal quality of the mics for the vocals and instruments. Total props to the engineers and crew!
You guys are amazing!
Loved this episode as well! Thanks Tiny Desk, NPR.
Supercardoids for the win!
@@burkathon are you sure those are hyper cardiod? They look like shotguns to me... But hyper cardiod would explain getting the crowd singing...
Chris Ferris good point the shotguns are used for some distance micing with some separation. The audience is picked up by 2 schoeps omnidirectional mics hanging above the corner of the cubicle facing the band (like a 9 foot tall audience member).
Josh Rogosin Great info! Thanks Josh!
Chris Ferris They do an amazing job!
Thanks much for your info Chris!
tiny desk is the best place to hear The Lumineers. They both are so like each other.
I'd be honored if some Lumineers & Tiny Desk fans who appreciate the 90s acoustic era would take a listen to my piano & vocal performances of LONG DECEMBER by the Counting Crows, SHE'S A BRICK by Ben Folds Five, and NAME by the GooGoo Dolls on my YT channel in tribute to 3 great standards of the period. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Peace and everybody stay safe.
@@willritter4076 For sure, mate!
@@willritter4076 You sing and play beautifully, my friend.
this band will always make me tear up no matter what songs they are playing. Every song is written with so much emotion!!! ughhh
4:33 Thank you for Leader of the landslide. When the song was released I couldn't stop listening to it and I was like "THEY GET IT". I cried a lot. It was cathartic. I think something changed for me. I needed it. Thank you.
this is one of the best if not the best tiny desk concert.
Make sure you listen to the Avett Brothers tiny desk
I haven’t watched a npr tiny desk that was disappointing
After listening 932913 times to Masego's one, I am not sure if I can agree with you hahah But this one is so great as well!
One of the best. Agreed.
Pretty sure that's what I say everytime
8:41 “All I ever wanted was a mother for the first time; Finally I can see you as the leader of the landslide”
sarah allen I scrolled onto this post by chance as the lyric was being delivered. Thanks, that was cool.
@@rahawk69 me too - that was weird.
These guys don’t miss a single note. Amazing. Very talented and dedicated musicians and songwriters, what a gift.
Absolutely top notch. They're with DuelTone an indie studio that allows them to keep their artistic integrity and just make their art.
It's such a genuine, raw, amazing sound they have.
Is it just me or does Stubborn Love make everyone else cry a flood
I’m a functioning alcoholic, struggling, and so much to relate to in the 2nd song “Leader Of The Landslide”....now I’m washing dishes with my tears, , strange how it feels like a good kind of hurt...I think everyone knows at least one on their life but it’s more socially accepted than any other addiction out there, yet joked more about than any other. The writings on the wall.
Rikimaru17 sending prayers my dude!
@Rikimaru17 I feel your pain. After losing my third brother, I picked up the bottle, & now I can't put it down.
Tamara Wolf sorry to hear that...pain can motivate or it can devastate, one is easier to be allow than the other. Wish it was easier.
sending love to you my friend.
@@tams4008 and to you aswell. i wish you all the best. I've been helping people out that were in similar situations through particular emotional techniques. if you are interested please contact me on Facebook "Lucas Sendlhofer" I'd love to help. lots of love
"I always thought of music, was like church without god" *kid talking in background* "oh that's my son sorry"
I don't know why, but that was such a great moment.
best thing i heard in a long time
“Thanks Leny”
Classic baby crying lol so spot on
wonderful
time'?
The lumineers take me to a roadtrip with my friends enjoying life and eachothers company
you cant tell me that he doesn’t have one of the most amazing unique voices ever
They have too many great songs to count. But when Stubborn Love comes on, its impossible to think it's not their best.
Luke Taylor especially when it’s live, getting everyone involved like that is
awesome
Exactly !
totally
Agree.
Agree.
Better than coffee on this dreary rainy Monday!! I was so hoping to hear Ho Hey. Cheers to NPR!!
Loverly weather here cooped up UK
Great music
I've never seen a band so enthusiastic about their music. All smiles for every member. It really makes it a joy to see this band perform. A lot of heart, and it shows. Looking for shows in my area, post-covid of course.
We need Mumford and Sons on tiny desk
dylan ouimette no we don’t, we really don’t
Facts only
dylan ouimette best concert I’ve ever seen
Maxwell Boyle good band.
YES PLEASE
the lumineers concert i went to when i was 15 was my first concert ever. i'm 23 now and i feel like all the major milestones in my life have been lived accompanied by lumineers albums. their music is full of nostalgia and warm memories for me. every new song is endlessly familiar and feels like home to me. grateful for this band and for this video in such an unstable time in my life.
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DONE! I've been watching Tiny Desk concerts for hours, tonight. Signed up for monthly support/long overdue.
She's multitasking and it's amazing to watch especially when you can see that she's passionate in what she does. I love this band so much!
She's really talented but I really miss the cellist girl
Neyla Pakarek
I see NPR I click. I see Lumineers I button smashhhhhh.
Dead sea would have fit so perfectly in this tiny desk concert.
Salt and the sea hits different 💚
Can’t get enough of the Lumineers. Amazing live
Leader of the landslide always gets me on the verge of tears, and just hearing the passion behind it in a live recording shows such raw powerful emotion
Steven Anderson I was looking for this comment😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Me too
Same here
@@romeomalatji8321 de 9
I can’t pinpoint just why this guys voice is so good
Very expressive voice, carries emotions well & knows its limitations just enough to push against them. Having good lyrics to sing helps, as well. :)
100% agree!
And he’s a great storyteller. Saw them in Houston 2017 and Wes’s stories were captivating.
Natural born singing voice.....can't be bought nor taught....simply beautiful
Yeah, his voice is just naturally expressive. He doesn't even have the "ideal" singing voice, similar to Chris Martin. But it just fits with the intrsuments.
They sound like theyre having so much fun its impossible not to enjoy
"I always imagined music was like church without god. A congregation of people... people singing together feels that there's something eternal [to it]."
This is so sweet. I felt it through my bones.
The Lumineers hold a special place in my heart 🥺
Wish they played sleep on the floor 😔
I know!!!!!!
at least they played stubborn love i was so afraid they wont play any old song
i know! it's my favorite song! but any lumineers content is appreciated honestly
Imagine if they played Gale Song.
@@taasinbinhossainalvi9173 and Donna as well
leader of the landslide will always rock me to the core. This is a song that speaks to the soul of many. These are the songs that need to be sang. Thank you Lumineers
The sound engineer for Tiny Desk is a genius
That drummer can play nearly EVERYTHING. Every time i watch i live performance he is playing a differente instrument.
Yeah jermiah is a music genius!
@@hodorhodor2427 indeed
the bassist looks like he has always wanted to be the lead singer in a rock band
He is also a singer he is pretty successfull at solo albums of his
the bass groove and harmony reminds me of McCartney
If you have had any substance abuse in your life/family, The leader of the landslide is like a trip to the therapist. The Lumineers, healing pain with songs. Magic.
The accoustic of NPR minilibrary is just so original.
S E T L I S T :
1. Gloria - 00:00
2. Leader Of The Landslide - 05:46
3. April - 13:11
4. Salt and Sea - 13:59
5. Stubborn Love - 19:34
Is this a copy of SneakyBarker's comment?
@@PentameronSV look at the comment time
The guitar in stubborn love sounds great here
Love how they switch from Gibson to.. Gibson :D
@@Reloaded202 ...or Guild to Guild ;)
We are talking about it.
I fell in love with Ophelia and haven't stopped listening! They are easily the best band of this era.
His voice is unmatched. Listening to him is a whole mood.
I have so many memories attached to this band that it breaks my heart every time I listen to them.
Awesome performance. So gutted I didn’t get to see them earlier this year. I got the ticket notification too late and the concert was sold out in no time :( btw NPR, please get Gregory Alan Isakov!
Gregory alan isakov is what we need!!
Stubhub
Missing Bon Iver, Nathaniel Rateliff w/ Gregory Alan Isakov, and The Lumineers concerts because of COVID-19, but at least I am healthy. Can't get too upset.
I know!!! I got tickets to see them in Houston but it might get cancelled due to the corona. The good thing is that they will be back in Austin in September and they will have Gregory there which would be even be more amazing.
Yes!
I did not know 'Salt & the Sea' had such a backstory. I love it so much more now.
Their first album is still one of my favorite albums ever.
It is amazing to see how they can play different instruments, they are musicians, they love music, they make me feel that the real music is not lost yet. Thank you Lumineers for making this piece of art. You are awesome!!!!
You know you’ve hit the pinnacle of your drumming career when you get an assistant.
by accident I discovered this group on youtube some years ago... now I realize that it wasn't an accident, it was a revelation
!
A gift from the universe!
i heard stubborn love 10 years ago and never forgot ❤ lovely
The Lumineers nail every performance they put on. Once the smoke clears from this virus get some friends together and go see these guys👌🏼 For now, binge watch some more tiny desk concerts and be safe.
stubborn love is one of the most beautiful songs i've ever heard. the lyrics are just ❤️
The violinist looks so gentle and happy
Gentle right up until she destroys the poster on the wall with a drumstick 😏
I love how the other singer in the background is so into the music. It seems like he's feeling or has felt the pain the album talks about. The way he harmonises with the lead singer. So raw
Night Shyamalan missed out on an awesome song to end his movie with. "Salt and The Sea" is beautiful.
That said, it would have been wasted on Glass so I'm glad it wasn't
@@z-beeblebrox whats Glass? the movie??
@@hjdote Yes, the last movie in a trilogy that spanned 2 decades. Unbreakable, the first, then Split followed by Glass
Was it for Glass for sure? I’m so curious. The song would’ve been the best part of the movie.
Although I really enjoyed Unbreakable and Split. Big M. Night Shyamalan here but when they flop, they flop.
absolutely the most raw, unique and talented band I’ve seen in a really long time.
I watch this every few months I swear
Teared up at Leader of the landslide, I’m so glad they played it. Was one of the most powerful sounds I’ve listened too from they’re albums. Love this band.
I SAW THIS AND I STARTED SHAKING, CRYING, AND JUST IN UTTER AWE. Thanks Tiny Desk. Please get Bon Iver, Ben Rector, and Kaleo to do a concert! You won't regret it
Leader of the Landslide always breaks my heart
When the violin starts, I get the chills....every time.
gloria was my fav song in the summer of seventh and eighth grade
Please get Damien rice on tiny desk
Aegon Targaryen !!!!!
Aegon Targaryen YES!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS
YEAH!!
Yes please i have wanted this for many a year
Wesley seems like such a real guy. That’s one of the reasons I love their music so much, it’s genuine & paints poetic visuals of actual hardships that a lot of people go through. I just love them so much
My 40-year-old daughter also struggles with drug addiction & alcoholism. she lives in the streets,,,by choice. Remains homeless & estranged...For the 1st time I feel healing, a peace in my soul just knowing the struggle is real...Thanx & Highdeehoe!!
I had the pleasure of watching these guys in Paris a few years back... Wesley jumped into the crowd and had the whole floor bouncing, it was one of the best experiences of my life and I'll always look back on it with happy memories.
The crickets and the rain outside...I'm crying. They are so free, and so beautiful, and happy.
you wait 6 years for something...and its just perfect
Keep coming back to this. Definitely one of my favourites.
Wesley Schultz is such a brilliant storyteller, songwriter, and singer. Saw them in Nashville and was the first time I ever cried at a concert.