Birds of Avalon Tickets

Birds of Avalon is a Raleigh, North Carolina-based psychedelic and progressive rock band renowned for its rich vocal harmonies and sprawling sound. Formed in 2005, the lineup has evolved over the years to include core members such as Cheetie Kumar, David Mueller, Scott Nurkin, Paul Siler, Missy Thangs, and Jason Alyward. The band expanded its sonic palette in 2015 with synth textures and a second drummer, pushing their music into expansive, hypnotic territory that resonates with fans of both vintage psych and modern rock experimentation.

Here, you’ll find a concise biography, a highlight reel of discography, and up-to-date touring information to help you secure your seats and catch Birds of Avalon live when they roll into town. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets and official channels.

Birds of Avalon’s catalog showcases a willingness to push boundaries while maintaining strong melodic identities. Their most recent studio release, Operator's Midnight (2017, Third Uncle), follows earlier efforts like the self-titled Birds of Avalon (2011, Bladen County), Uncanny Valley (2009, Volcom), and Bazaar Bazaar (2007, Volcom). Notable singles and EPs include the 2015 7" single Goin' Under and the Disappearance EP (2015). Though no major awards are publicly documented, the band remains a staple in the North Carolina psych-rock scene and has built a dedicated following through dynamic live performances.

Current activity notes: As of February 2026, Birds of Avalon has not announced confirmed 2025 tour dates through official channels. For fans and ticket buyers, we continuously monitor official sites for any schedule changes and share direct links to secure seats when shows are announced. Stay connected with Birds of Avalon through their official site and Bandcamp, plus their social outlets for the latest news and releases.

Social links to follow and share: official site birdsofavalon.com, Bandcamp birdsofavalon.bandcamp.com, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook via Bandcamp, and video content on YouTube like Cycle Thief. These channels are the best way to stay updated on new music, live performances, and band announcements.