Death Parade Tickets

Death Parade is the moody, dreamlike project led by Laura Hopkins, known for her work with Blackwater Holylight and Laura Palmer's Death Parade. Rooted in doomgaze and griefgaze aesthetics, the music blends expansive guitars, hazy atmospherics, and literate lyrics to create a sound that feels both intimate and vast. With a career spanning over a decade, Death Parade has released music across self-issued and Halfshell Records editions, inviting listeners to experience introspective journeys through sorrow, resilience, and wonder.

On-stage, Death Parade delivers immersive live sets in intimate rooms and multi-artist showcases. In 2025, the project is actively touring in the Portland area, with performances at venues like High Water Mark and Twilight Cafe & Bar, and a multi-artist bill at The Six/The Midnight PDX in November. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering the soundscapes for the first time, you’re in good hands with a trusted connection in the scene.

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Biography at a glance
Laura Hopkins leads Death Parade, expanding her sonic lexicon beyond her work with Blackwater Holylight and Laura Palmer's Death Parade. The project has released three studio albums—Neverend (2015), Among Us All (2018), and IT WAS WORTH IT TO LOVE, though it hurt so bad (2022)—each exploring grief, memory, and resilience through a doomgaze lens. In 2025, Death Parade continues to release singles such as limelight (March 2025) and Coming to the City (December 2024), with additional tracks surfacing through ongoing releases from the Halfshell Records vinyl/cassette editions and earlier self-releases.

Discography highlights
• Neverend (2015) – debut studio full-length
• Among Us All (2018) – expansive, atmospheric storytelling
• IT WAS WORTH IT TO LOVE, though it hurt so bad (2022) – emotionally charged doomgaze
• Singles: limelight (2025), Coming to the City (2024) – continuing the project’s introspective arc

Upcoming tour info
In 2025, Death Parade is actively performing in Portland and nearby venues. Look for shows at High Water Mark, Twilight Cafe & Bar, and a featured multi-artist bill at The Six/The Midnight PDX in November 2025. Shows are listed on the band’s site and supported by verified social channels for the latest dates and venues.