Darlingside Tickets

Darlingside is a four-piece folk ensemble known for their exquisitely arranged vocal harmonies and literary-minded songwriting. Formed in 2009 by Don Mitchell, Auyon Mukharji, Harris Paseltiner, and David Senft with roots at Williams College, the group operates with a democratic process that values collaboration and storytelling. NPR All Songs Considered has praised their sound as baroque folk-pop, blending ornate arrangements with intimate, narrative lyrics. Here you’ll find a concise biography, a look at their discography, and upcoming tour information to help you secure seats with ease. We’ve got you covered when you’re planning a Darlingside show—no fluff, just straightforward access to great live music.

Whether you’re near Boston, Chicago, or coastal Maine, Darlingside brings a warm, dynamic live experience that translates studio craftsmanship into captivating on-stage moments. Explore the band’s journey, track highlights, and how to catch their next performance in your city.

Biography highlights: The quartet formed in 2009 and quickly built a reputation for democratic songwriting and a lush vocal blend. Their 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist of the Year honor recognized their rising influence in the folk scene. The group’s discography demonstrates growth from intimate duo-inspired pieces on Pilot Machines (2012) to the richly produced Everything Is Alive (2023), reflecting their continuing evolution. Darlingside’s music has been featured as year-end favorites by major outlets, notably for tracks like “The God of Loss.”

Discography at a glance: Pilot Machines (2012), Birds Say (2015), Extralife (2018), Fish Pond Fish (2020), Everything Is Alive (2023). The band’s sound regularly earns praise for lyricism, harmony, and orchestral arrangements—ideal for listeners who appreciate thoughtful, well-crafted folk-pop.

Upcoming tour information: Darlingside continues to tour with a schedule including 2025 appearances at venues across the U.S. Examples include a June 20, 2025 show at Old Town School of Folk Music (Chicago), and August 2025 dates in Natick, Bar Harbor, Portsmouth, Hatfield, Bryn Mawr, and Saratoga Springs. Venues and exact dates may vary by market, so check our page for the latest availability and secure your seats early.

Social media and official updates: Darlingside maintains an active presence across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and more. For the latest news and tour announcements, visit their official site and social channels via the links below.