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About Neon Trees

Neon Trees began crafting their distinct sound in late 2005, assembling a group that brought together fresh faces from California with seasoned players from the Utah music scene. The band's significant break came when they opened for The Killers on several tour dates across North America in 2008, a pivotal moment that led to their signing with Mercury Records. This opportunity not only widened their exposure but also set the stage for the impactful releases that would follow.

The success of "Animal" marked a high point, as it reached number one on the Alternative Songs chart and peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100. The track became emblematic of the band’s ability to blend rock, indie elements, and catchy pop hooks, a formula that resonated with a broad audience. Additionally, their influence extended into popular culture when "Animal" was covered on the hit TV show Glee, cementing Neon Trees’ place in the 2010s alternative scene.

In the years since, the group has consistently demonstrated their versatility and appeal across the music industry. With a stable lineup and a proven track record of both critical and commercial success, fans have been steadfast in their support and continue to eagerly anticipate more sensational performances. As Neon trees continue to evolve, there’s no doubt they will maintain their place in the evolving landscape of alternative music.

The Neon Trees Setlist

The Neon Trees catalog stands out for its mix of pop rock and new wave, characterized by irresistible hooks, vibrant synths, and dynamic vocals. Their songs often explore themes of love, identity, and self-expression, resonating with fans for their relatable lyrics and infectious energy. When you see them live, you can expect many of these favorites to show up on the setlist: 

1. Animal

2. Everybody Talks

3. 1983

4. Lessons in Love (All Day, All Night)

5. Moving in the Dark

6. In the Next Room

7. Your Surrender

8. Sins of My Youth

9. Mad Love

10. Sleeping With a Friend

Live Moments That Made Headlines

Neon Trees have always been known for their performances, thanks in part to their enthusiastic crowd engagement. Whether appearing as a supporting act or a headliner, their artistry and on-stage antics have left onlookers buzzing. The following live moments and milestones have helped to define the band’s journey: 

• August 6, 2010: Kicking off their ascent in the music world, Neon Trees performed at Lollapalooza, an early but significant event. Their outstanding set, marked by undeniable energy, was a pivotal point in their rise to fame, illustrating their ability to command a large festival crowd.

• November 15, 2010: Neon Trees made an appearance on Live From Daryl’s House, a series featuring notable talent filmed at the home of Daryl Hall. Their collaboration on "Adult Education" offered a brilliant back-and-forth between Hall and Tyler Glenn.

• June 28, 2012: As part of a Guinness World Record attempt by the Flaming Lips for the most concerts in different cities within a 24-hour period, it was Neon Trees who opened for them poolside at the Hard Rock Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi.

• March 28, 2013: Tyler Glenn joined Taylor Swift on stage during her Red Tour to perform "Everybody Talks" for lucky fans at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Swifties and Maniacs immediately took notice, and video footage of the unexpected highlight went viral.

• July 26, 2015: The finale of the “An Intimate Night With Neon Trees” tour at the House of Blues in Boston was a testament to the group’s evolution. Tyler Glenn had the audience entranced from the first note of “Songs I Can’t Listen To,” making for a memorable end to the trip.