Legendary Band’s US Comeback: Still Here, Still Surprising Fans
Returning to U.S. and Canadian stages after dropping their comeback album 'The World Is Still Here and So Are We,' this legendary band expertly combines nostalgia with relentless optimism. Despite what the title hints, it turns out the world wasn’t just standing still—neither were the band’s fans, who waited patiently through years of silence broken only by cryptic social media posts. Their live shows promise something special: actual human contact again! The tour hints at brighter days for music lovers still recovering from endless Zoom concerts and the eternal struggle of deciding whether to wear pants.
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(1 of 3)They said the world was still here, but honestly, the band showing up live after all this time is the real miracle keeping us from spiraling into 2024 existential dread.
Nothing screams 'we survived' like a comeback tour titled 'The World Is Still Here and So Are We.' Subtle flex on global resilience or just very confused optimism?
Finally a live show where you can awkwardly scream along in person again instead of whispering into a pixelated void. Take that, pandemic guilt!
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 9/10/2025 | Author: Nina Corcoran
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