An Evening With means no opener and a longer set, and Lord Huron are getting two consecutive nights of it in one of the most ornate rooms in Brooklyn. Kings Theatre is a 1929 Loew's Wonder Theatre that sat wrecked for decades before a full restoration, and reverb-soaked Americana suits a gilded hall far better than a club. If night one sells out, most people forget to check night two.
What to expect
A single extended headline set with no support act, running longer than a standard festival-length show. The room is a seated, heavily decorated movie palace, so expect chandeliers and gilt plasterwork rather than a warehouse, and get in early enough to see the lobby.
Good to know
- Take the Q to Beverly Road or the B and Q to Church Avenue, then walk to Flatbush Avenue.
- There is no support act, so the advertised start time is the band's start time.
- Two consecutive nights means a second chance if the first sells out.
- The auditorium is seated; arrive early if you want to see the restored interior properly.
- Flatbush Avenue nearby has plenty of food options for before the show.
- Buy through the venue's official ticketing rather than resale.
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Common questions
Is there an opening act?
No. The An Evening With format means the band plays an extended set on their own, so the listed start time is when they take the stage.
Are both nights the same show?
They are separate performances on consecutive nights; setlists on this kind of two-night booking typically vary, and the second night often has better availability.
Is the venue seated or standing?
Kings Theatre is a seated restored movie palace with over three thousand seats, not a standing-room club.
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