The War on Drugs Add 2022 North American Tour Dates

The War on Drugs are touring in support of I Don’t Live Here Anymore. Read the interview “The War on Drugs Find Lightness on the Edge of Town.”Adam Granduciel doesn't think he's seen the sun in 30 days. And he's OK with that because the trade off has been so rewarding.In exchange for the subzero temperatures that can come with a "basically deep-winter tour," as he calls it, Granduciel and his bandmates have been playing almost every night, reconnecting with fans after more than a year on the sidelines thanks to COVID-19.

When The War on Drugs hit the stage for a headlining set at the Desert Daze festival in California last November, they hadn't done a proper concert since the previous December.They put a lot of work into sounding that much better when finally getting together in July to begin the process of learning how to bring the songs on last year's "I Don't Live Here Anymore" to life.A cinematic masterstroke of deeply felt reflections with a grandeur built to translate all that introspection to the back rows of a stadium, the album had been in the making since early 2018.And very little of that making had been done by Granduciel and his bandmates in the same room at the same time.

They'd been looking forward to returning to the road "ever since it was taken away from us and everybody else," Granduciel says. "And the band sounds better than it ever has."The War on Drugs is an American rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, formed in 2005. The band consists of Adam Granduciel, David Hartley, Robbie Bennett, Charlie Hall, Jon Natchez, Anthony LaMarca and Eliza Hardy Jones