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Ben Folds is a celebrated pianist, singer, and songwriter known for his witty, adventurous approach to rock and pop piano. Rising to fame as the frontman of Ben Folds Five, he delivered memorable hits like Brick and Battle of Who Could Care Less. Since 2001, his solo career has produced acclaimed albums such as Rockin' the Suburbs, Songs for Silverman, Way to Normal, What Matters Most, and Sleigher. A prolific collaborator, he co-created Lonely Avenue with Nick Hornby and teamed with yMusic on So There. With New West Records handling recent releases, Folds continues to push creative boundaries, performing with orchestras and touring across North America. This page highlights his biography, discography, and upcoming 2025 tour information so you can secure your seats with ease.

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Ben Folds’ career spans decades of musical evolution, live performances, and esteemed recognition. From his artistic advisory role with the National Symphony Orchestra to multi-city orchestral tours, he remains a dynamic force in the music world. For updates on tour dates and new releases, follow his official channels and check back for tickets to upcoming shows in cities across the United States and Canada.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Ben Folds

  • Former frontman of Ben Folds Five; major hits include Brick and Battle of Who Could Care Less.
  • Solo career with albums such as Rockin' the Suburbs (2001), Songs for Silverman (2005), Way to Normal (2008), What Matters Most (2023), and Sleigher (2024).
  • Collaborations include Lonely Avenue with Nick Hornby (2010) and So There with yMusic (2015).
  • Recent label for several releases is New West Records; Sleigher (2024) and What Matters Most (2023) released on New West; So There (2015) and So There’s vinyl promos confirm the label.
  • Official social links and tour updates are visible on his site (Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Bandsintown).
  • Awards/recognitions include RIAA Gold for Whatever and Ever Amen (1998) and nominations/appointments such as artistic advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra (2019–2025).

The records

Ben Folds Discography

  • Sleigher
    2024 · New West Records
  • What Matters Most
    2023 · New West Records
  • So There
    2015 · New West Records
  • Lonely Avenue
    2010 · Nonesuch
  • The Sound of the Life of the Mind
    2012 · ImaVeePee Records
  • Way to Normal
    2008 · Epic
  • Songs for Silverman
    2005 · Epic / Sony
  • Rockin' the Suburbs
    2001 · Epic
  • The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner
    1999 · 550 Music / Caroline / Epic
  • Whatever and Ever Amen
    1997 · 550 / Caroline / Epic
  • Ben Folds Five
    1995 · Passenger / Caroline

The hits

Top Ben Folds Songs

  • Do It Anyway
    2012 · Did not chart
  • From Above
    2010 · Did not chart
  • Landed
    2005 · US Hot 100 peak 77
  • Rockin' the Suburbs
    2001 · US Modern Rock peak 28; UK peak 53
  • Army
    1999 · US Alternative peak 17
  • Battle of Who Could Care Less
    1997 · US Modern Rock peak 22
  • Brick
    1997 · US Hot 100 Airplay peak 19; UK peak 26

Ben Folds’ career spans decades of musical evolution, live performances, and esteemed recognition. From his artistic advisory role with the National Symphony Orchestra to multi-city orchestral tours, he remains a dynamic force in the music world. For updates on tour dates and new releases, follow his official channels and check back for tickets to upcoming shows in cities across the United States and Canada.

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