Dillon Fence Tickets

Hailing from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Dillon Fence formed in 1986—originally the Magoos—before signing with Mammoth Records and releasing a string of influential 90s indie rock records. Known for jangly guitars, catchy hooks, and a pop/rock sensibility rooted in indie/alternative traditions, Dillon Fence carved a niche in the American alternative scene and earned a loyal following through energetic live performances and thoughtful studio work.

From their classic Rosemary-era releases to later archival gems, Dillon Fence remains a relevant voice in North Carolina’s rich rock lineage. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access to their shows, plus background that helps you appreciate the music and the moments you don’t want to miss.

Biography

• Formation and early years: Dillon Fence formed in 1986 at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, evolving from the band name the Magoos before signing with Mammoth Records in 1991.
• Studio era: Three studio albums on Mammoth Records—Rosemary (1992), Outside In (1993), and Living Room Scene (1994)—characterized by an accessible blend of alternative rock and jangly, melodic pop sensibilities.
• Touring and exposure: The band toured with major acts like Hootie & the Blowfish and the Black Crowes, expanding their footprint beyond the Southeast and into international markets with UK/EU releases of Living Room Scene.
• Archival releases and live energy: Live at the Cat's Cradle (2001) and Best+ (2004) capture their enduring live appeal; In Flagrante Delicto (live LP) released in 2024 documents a 2023 Raleigh performance, preserving their stage dynamics for new and longtime fans.
• Recent activity: The 2025 tour features Raleigh, Asheville, and Charlotte dates, including a Rosemary anniversary show, continuing the band’s tradition of electrifying live performances.

Discography highlights

• Rosemary (1992) — Debut full-length that established their alt-pop voice.
• Outside In (1993) — Expanded the band’s sound with tighter hooks and evocative arrangements.
• Living Room Scene (1994) — International exposure and continued evolution of their indie rock language.
• Live and archival releases include Live at the Cat's Cradle (2001), Best+ (2004), and In Flagrante Delicto (live LP, 2024) from a Raleigh performance.