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Tigers Jaw played Rough Trade (pics, video, setlist)
Tigers Jaw‘s seventh album and first since 2021, Lost On You, is out today, and they celebrated its release on Thursday night (3/26) with a stripped down, intimate performance at Rough Trade in NYC. Most of their set pulled from the new album, including three songs, “BREEZER,” It’s ok,” and “Primary Colors,” which got their live debuts, and they wrapped up with a favorite off their 2008 self-titled, “Between Your Band and the Other Band.” See pictures from the show by Rob Menzer below, along with the setlist and attendee-taken video.
In his review of Lost On You in Notable Releases, Andrew wrote:
The bio for the new Tigers Jaw album was written by someone who’s been closely tied to this band since almost the very beginning, Ned Russin of Title Fight and Glitterer, and Ned calls the album “a continuation of what we’ve always loved about Tigers Jaw.” There are very few people who would be better equipped to give that opinion, and I think that single sentence tells you almost everything you need to know. Lost On You is longtime members Ben Walsh and Brianna Collins’ second Tigers Jaw album with the rhythm section of drummer Teddy Roberts and bassist Colin Gorman (and first with new guitarist Mark Lebiecki, who has been playing live with them for a few years), and this iteration of the band’s chemistry only sounds stronger than it did on 2021’s very good I Won’t Care How You Remember Me. Tigers Jaw is a band that values consistency, that you know you can always rely on, and Lost On You finds Ben and Brianna’s songwriting sounding as instantly-satisfying as it ever has.
Stream the album below, and pick up our exclusive blue & green swirl vinyl variant in the BV shop.
Tigers Jaw officially begin their tour tonight (3/7) at Amityville Music Hall, and they’ll be back in NYC on April 4 at Racket, both with Hot Flash Heat Wave.
SETLIST: TIGERS JAW @ ROUGH TRADE, 3/26/2026
It’s ok
Primary Colors
Head is Like a Sinking Stone
BREEZER
Ghost
Between Your Band and the Other Band
