Pithy earworms are the connective tissue from The Lumineers to Billy Joel. Schultz, lead singer, guitarist and pianist in the duo along with Jeremiah Fraites (or “Jer,” as Schultz references him) on ...

"We're both effectively losers that felt really enticed by writing music" Wesley Schultz tells PEOPLE about his journey with bandmate Jeremiah Fraites In front of an intimate audience in an ...

The Lumineers return to No. 1 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart as “Same Old Song” rises a spot to the top of the March 15-dated tally. “Same Old Song” is the duo’s sixth No. 1 and first since ...

Despite a Valentine’s Day release date, The Lumineers’ newest album “Automatic” takes a dark turn, filled with anxiety-threaded songs that center on struggles with depression rather than love. The ...

Unsettling memories of a near-death car crash, a beat-up piano and a manic voicemail all played roles in the composing of “Where We Are,” a song from the Lumineers’ new album, “Brightside.” The ...

The Lumineers, best known for their platinum song “Ho Hey”, have a remarkably unique sound. Their haunting lyrics paired with lively instrumentals make their music feel like a campfire song — littered ...

The Lumineers just released their brand new album, Automatic, and are celebrating big during their exclusive and intimate iHeartRadio Album Release Party on February 26th. Automatic is The Lumineers' ...

The foot-stomping, folk-rock hit-makers behind "Ho Hey" premiere their first new music since 2012. Songs We Love: The Lumineers, 'Ophelia' The imminent release of The Lumineers' second album, ...

Sometimes it’s the unplanned moments that can change the course of a life, a globe, or a song. Whether considering the onset of a pandemic or letting yourself discover new notes in real-time, letting ...

Sam Spencer was sitting at a sidewalk piano near Downtown Crossing Tuesday afternoon, playing a song by one of his favorite bands, The Lumineers, when two people started listening and recording. As ...

In front of an intimate audience in an easy-to-miss building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites sit down at the piano and hook up the guitar, ready to perform a few of their ...