Disappears Tickets

Disappears formed in 2008 in Chicago, creating a hypnotic blend of shoegaze, krautrock, and garage rock that evolved from the early sounds of Lux (2010) to Guider (2011) and beyond. The band briefly collaborated with Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley on drums during the 2009–2012 period, before Shelley’s departure in 2012 led to Noah Leger joining the lineup.

With a dense, looping groove and an emphasis on repetition, Disappears established a distinctive sonic footprint that has influenced contemporary indie and experimental rock scenes. Their discography, released primarily on Kranky, includes Lux (2010), Guider (2011), Pre Language (2012), Era (2013), and Irreal (2015).

In 2016, the band announced a hiatus, and three members launched FACS in January 2017, continuing the creative thread in a new project while maintaining the Disappears legacy. While there are no confirmed Disappears shows or tours in 2025, fans can explore historical tours and current activities through official channels for the artists involved.

Explore Disappears' influence across the Chicago scene and beyond. For fans seeking ongoing music, following related projects like FACS can offer new material while honoring the band’s early contributions. Below are highlights from their career, key releases, and links to official social profiles and websites for direct updates.

• Formation: 2008, Chicago
• Key releases: Lux (2010), Guider (2011), Pre Language (2012), Era (2013), Irreal (2015)
• Hiatus and transition: 2016 hiatus; formation of FACS in 2017
• Notable track: Replicate (lead single for Pre Language, 2012)
• Drumming lineage: Steve Shelley contributed 2009–2012, later replaced by Noah Leger

For the latest information on performances and new releases, follow Disappears-related updates and the FACS project via official social channels and websites linked below.