Live Performances by Lucy Dacus
boygenius performs 'Cool About It' at Ed Sullivan Theater
Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY, United States
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Prior to the live performance captured in the video at the Ed Sullivan Theater on January 1, 2015, Lucy Dacus was still emerging as a significant voic... Read Full Description >
Prior to the live performance captured in the video at the Ed Sullivan Theater on January 1, 2015, Lucy Dacus was still emerging as a significant voice in the indie rock scene. By this time, she had released her debut album, "No Burden," in 2016, which garnered critical acclaim and laid the groundwork for her subsequent success. The recording showcases her involvement in boygenius, a supergroup alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, with whom she released their self-titled EP in 2018. Notably, their collaborative nature emphasizes solidarity among women in music, which is a recurrent theme in Dacus's work. The performance reflects her growth as an artist and her ability to blend her distinctive sound with her bandmates, ultimately contributing to her trajectory in the industry. This lively performance reinforces the strong bond and artistry shared within boygenius, preempting much of Dacus's later solo work and acclaim.
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Pillar of Truth' at WRIR Party for the Rest of Us
WRIR Party for the Rest of Us
Richmond, VA, United States
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At the time of the live recording of "Pillar of Truth" on February 6, 2016, Lucy Dacus was in the early stages of her music career, just starting to g... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "Pillar of Truth" on February 6, 2016, Lucy Dacus was in the early stages of her music career, just starting to gain recognition. She had released her debut EP, "Lucy Dacus," in 2016, which included notable tracks that showcased her songwriting talent and distinctive voice. This recording at the WRIR Party for the Rest of Us highlights her raw and emotive performance style and occurred within months of her debut EP's release. The song "Pillar of Truth" remained unreleased at that time, indicating her prolific writing process and the potential for future albums. Dacus later gained acclaim for her subsequent album, "Historian," which solidified her standing in the indie rock scene. This performance captures the essence of an emerging artist during a pivotal moment, blending personal storytelling with the intimate atmosphere of a local venue.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Troublemaker Doppelgänger' on Audiotree Live
Audiotree Live
Chicago, IL, United States
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In the live recording of "Troublemaker Doppelgänger" on Audiotree Live, captured on March 28, 2016, Lucy Dacus was at a pivotal moment in her career.... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Troublemaker Doppelgänger" on Audiotree Live, captured on March 28, 2016, Lucy Dacus was at a pivotal moment in her career. This performance followed the release of her debut album, "No Burden," which came out in February 2016. The album was met with critical acclaim, showcasing Dacus's strong songwriting skills and distinctive voice, which set the stage for her burgeoning reputation in the indie rock scene. During the show, her blend of introspective lyrics and engaging melodies was evident, reflecting the raw energy that characterized her early work. Interestingly, Dacus gained recognition not just for her solo artistry but also for her involvement in the Boygenius supergroup alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, indicating her influential presence in contemporary music that would expand only after this live recording.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Direct Address' on Audiotree Live
Audiotree Live
Chicago, IL, United States
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In March 2016, when Lucy Dacus recorded her live session for Audiotree Live, she was positioned early in her music career, having just released her de... Read Full Description >
In March 2016, when Lucy Dacus recorded her live session for Audiotree Live, she was positioned early in her music career, having just released her debut album, "No Burden," a month prior in February. This album, which featured thoughtful lyrics and a blend of indie rock with folk influences, garnered critical acclaim and established her as a significant emerging talent in the indie music scene. Dacus's witty songwriting and emotive storytelling are evident in her performance, showcasing the raw energy and authenticity that defined her early work. An interesting aspect of this recording is that "No Burden" was produced by Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Ortiz, further connecting Dacus to a network of prominent artists within her genre. By the time of the Audiotree Live recording, her music had already begun to resonate with audiences, allowing her to firmly plant her place in the contemporary indie music landscape.
Lucy Dacus Performs at NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music Tiny Desk
Richmond, VA, United States
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The live recording of Lucy Dacus at the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert on July 29, 2016, coincided with a significant moment early in her career. At this... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Lucy Dacus at the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert on July 29, 2016, coincided with a significant moment early in her career. At this time, Dacus had recently released her debut album, "No Burden," on February 26, 2016, which garnered critical acclaim and drew attention to her songwriting prowess and warm vocal style. During this performance, she showcased her ability to blend personal storytelling with rich instrumentation, reflecting the introspective nature of her work. An interesting fact about Dacus is that she developed her musical talents alongside her familial background; being raised by a piano-playing mother infused her early life with a deep appreciation for music. This concert served as a pivotal platform that helped establish her presence in the indie rock scene, further propelling her career in the years that followed.
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Dream State/Familiar Place' at WFUV Studio A
WFUV Studio A
Bronx, NY, United States
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On October 20, 2016, Lucy Dacus performed live at WFUV Studio A, showcasing her song "Dream State/Familiar Place." At this time, Dacus had just releas... Read Full Description >
On October 20, 2016, Lucy Dacus performed live at WFUV Studio A, showcasing her song "Dream State/Familiar Place." At this time, Dacus had just released her debut album, "No Burden," in February 2016, which garnered critical acclaim and helped establish her presence in the indie rock scene. "No Burden" highlights her poignant songwriting and rich vocal delivery, traits evident in her live performance featured in the recording. The album was notably produced by Jacob Portrait, who played a significant role in shaping her sound. Following this live recording, Dacus continued to build her career, ultimately releasing more albums and gaining recognition for her artistry. This performance marked an early milestone in her trajectory, capturing her raw talent and the engaging style that would become characteristic of her later work.
Lucy Dacus Live Performance of 'I Don't Wanna Be Funny Anymore' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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In July 2017, Lucy Dacus was gaining significant recognition following the release of her debut album, "No Burden," which had come out earlier that ye... Read Full Description >
In July 2017, Lucy Dacus was gaining significant recognition following the release of her debut album, "No Burden," which had come out earlier that year. This album, recorded in just one day, showcased her introspective songwriting and emotionally resonant vocals, setting the stage for her impactful presence in the indie rock scene. The live recording of "I Don't Wanna Be Funny Anymore" at KEXP not only highlights her raw talent but also captures a moment when she was beginning to establish her identity as an artist. Following this performance, Dacus would go on to release her sophomore album, "Historian," in 2018, which further solidified her acclaim with its deeper thematic explorations. Notably, her work often reflects personal narratives, connecting deeply with audiences, and this performance marked an important point in her career as she transitioned from emerging artist to a prominent figure in contemporary music.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Night Shift' Live at Wiltern Theater
Wiltern Theater
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In January 2018, Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" live at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles, shortly after the release of her acclaimed second stud... Read Full Description >
In January 2018, Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" live at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles, shortly after the release of her acclaimed second studio album, *Historian*. This album, which showcases her signature blend of introspective lyrics and indie rock sensibilities, was released just weeks prior in March 2018. *Historian* received significant critical praise, highlighting Dacus's growth as a songwriter and her powerful vocal delivery. Notably, the live performance of "Night Shift" is emblematic of the emotional depth present throughout the album, as it discusses themes of love and loss. Additionally, the recording showcases Dacus's ability to connect with her audience, a testament to her rising profile within the indie music scene during this period. This performance helped to further solidify her reputation and trailblazing presence in contemporary music.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Nonbeliever' Live from The Current's Studio
The Current's studio
Saint Paul, MN, United States
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In the live recording "Lucy Dacus - Nonbeliever (Live at The Current)," which took place on April 4, 2018, Dacus was experiencing a pivotal moment in ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "Lucy Dacus - Nonbeliever (Live at The Current)," which took place on April 4, 2018, Dacus was experiencing a pivotal moment in her career. This performance occurred shortly after the release of her sophomore album, "Historian," released in March 2018, following her debut, "No Burden." "Historian" received critical acclaim and solidified her reputation as a significant voice in indie rock. The album's themes deal with personal and societal struggles, and tracks like "Nonbeliever" showcase her introspective songwriting and dynamic vocal delivery. Notably, Dacus is part of the supergroup Boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, highlighting her collaborative spirit within the music community. This live performance reflects her artistic growth and the blend of emotional depth and raw authenticity that defines her work during this exciting phase of her career.
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As of November 7, 2018, when the live recording of "Me & My Dog" by boygenius was made at WFUV in the Bronx, Lucy Dacus was at an exciting juncture in... Read Full Description >
As of November 7, 2018, when the live recording of "Me & My Dog" by boygenius was made at WFUV in the Bronx, Lucy Dacus was at an exciting juncture in her career. The supergroup boygenius, comprised of Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, and Julien Baker, had just released their self-titled EP on November 9, 2018, just two days after this performance. This EP showcased their collective strength and was received critically well, further elevating Dacus’s profile alongside her notable work as a solo artist. Interestingly, Dacus's solo album "historian," released in 2018, had already garnered significant attention, highlighting her talent in songwriting and emotional depth. The live performance captured at WFUV reflects the synergy and camaraderie among the trio, marking a pivotal moment in their collaborative journey.
boygenius Performs 'Cowboy Take Me Away' Live at Avast! Recording Co.
Avast! Recording Co.
Seattle, WA, United States
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In November 2018, Lucy Dacus was riding high on the success of her sophomore album, "Historian," released earlier that year in March. The album receiv... Read Full Description >
In November 2018, Lucy Dacus was riding high on the success of her sophomore album, "Historian," released earlier that year in March. The album received widespread critical acclaim, solidifying her place in the indie rock scene. During this time, she collaborated with fellow artists Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker to form the supergroup boygenius, which further showcased her talents in a collaborative setting. The live performance of "Cowboy Take Me Away" at KEXP on November 24, 2018, reflects her exploration of emotional depth and storytelling, elements found in her solo work. An interesting fact is that Dacus is known for her poignant lyrics and strong thematic focus on personal and universal experiences, traits that resonate throughout the boygenius project as well. This live recording highlights her dynamic presence as a performer, blending her individual artistry with collaborative energy.
Lucy Dacus - Full Concert (Live on KEXP) featuring 'My Mother & I', 'Yours & Mine', 'Timefighter', 'Night Shift'
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed live at the KEXP studio, showcasing her distinctive blend of indie rock and introspective lyricism. At this ... Read Full Description >
On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed live at the KEXP studio, showcasing her distinctive blend of indie rock and introspective lyricism. At this time, Dacus had recently released her critically acclaimed second album, "Historian," in March 2018, which solidified her position in the indie music scene. During this performance, she played several songs, including "Night Shift," one of the standout tracks from "Historian." This live recording reflects her growing popularity and the emotional depth of her songwriting, which often explores themes of personal relationships and introspection. Additionally, in 2021, she collaborated with fellow artists Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker in the supergroup Boygenius, further cementing her influence and creativity within the indie music community. The KEXP performance captures Dacus in a moment of artistic elevation, highlighting her unique vocal delivery and engaging stage presence.
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Fool's Gold' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Fool's Gold" live at the KEXP studio, an event that showcased her artistry following the release of her sec... Read Full Description >
On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Fool's Gold" live at the KEXP studio, an event that showcased her artistry following the release of her second album, "Historian," in March 2018. This performance occurred during a period of significant creative output for Dacus, as she was gaining recognition for her poignant songwriting and ability to blend personal narratives with broader themes. Interestingly, in 2019, she was also involved in the supergroup Boygenius, alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, further elevating her profile in the indie music scene. The live recording captures her dynamic vocal delivery and heartfelt stage presence, reflecting her growth as an artist and her connection with audiences. This moment highlights Dacus not only as an individual artist but also as an integral part of a collaborative movement in contemporary music.
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Timefighter' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Timefighter" live at the KEXP studio, a significant moment in her career. At this time, Dacus had recently ... Read Full Description >
On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Timefighter" live at the KEXP studio, a significant moment in her career. At this time, Dacus had recently released her second studio album, "Historian," in March 2018, which garnered critical acclaim and solidified her presence in the indie rock scene. The performance of "Timefighter" showcased her introspective songwriting and dynamic guitar work, hallmarks of her style that resonate deeply with audiences. Notably, Dacus is also a member of the supergroup Boygenius, alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, further establishing her as a prominent voice in contemporary music. The KEXP session highlighted her growing influence, engaging a broad audience with her thoughtful lyrics and passionate delivery, while adding to her impressive discography that continued to evolve following the release of "Historian."
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Night Shift' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" live at the KEXP studio. At this time, she was riding high on the success of her sophomore alb... Read Full Description >
On October 22, 2019, Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" live at the KEXP studio. At this time, she was riding high on the success of her sophomore album, *Historian*, which was released in March 2018 and received critical acclaim for its introspective lyrics and dynamic sound. The performance highlighted her ability to deliver raw emotion, a hallmark of her style, which has resonated with many listeners. Notably, "Night Shift" has become one of her signature songs, encapsulating themes of heartache and the passage of time. This live recording at KEXP also aligns with a busy period for Dacus, as she was part of the supergroup Boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, further establishing her presence in the indie music scene.
Lucy Dacus - 'Night Shift' Live Performance at Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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In January 2020, when Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" at Austin City Limits, she was riding the wave of her critically acclaimed album "Historian,"... Read Full Description >
In January 2020, when Lucy Dacus performed "Night Shift" at Austin City Limits, she was riding the wave of her critically acclaimed album "Historian," which was released in March 2018. This album solidified her reputation as a powerful and poignant songwriter, merging personal narratives with broader themes of relationships and loss. The performance showcased her dynamic stage presence and emotive delivery, traits that have garnered her a dedicated following. Notably, "Night Shift" resonates deeply with listeners due to its exploration of love and heartbreak. Following this performance, Dacus released her third studio album, "Home Video," in June 2021, which continued to build on her lyrical depth and storytelling prowess. The Austin City Limits recording marked a significant moment in her career, reflecting her rising status in the indie rock genre and her growth as an artist.
Lucy Dacus Performs at Tiny Desk (Home) Concert: Intimate Set at Maggie L. Walker
Maggie L. Walker Governor's School
Richmond, VA, United States
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In July 2021, Lucy Dacus was on the rise with her career, having recently released her highly acclaimed album "Home Video," which came out on June 25,... Read Full Description >
In July 2021, Lucy Dacus was on the rise with her career, having recently released her highly acclaimed album "Home Video," which came out on June 25, 2021. This album, inspired by her experiences growing up in Richmond, Virginia, features deeply personal songwriting that resonated with many listeners, marking a significant evolution in her artistic journey. The live recording of her "Tiny Desk (Home) Concert" on July 15, 2021, showcased her ability to translate the emotional depth of her studio work into a live, intimate setting. Notably, Dacus is part of the Boygenius supergroup alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers, a collaboration that has further elevated her profile in the indie music scene. This performance not only highlights her solo artistry but also reflects the creative synergy that defines her career trajectory during this period.
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In July 2021, during the live recording at KEXP, Lucy Dacus had recently released her album "Home Video," which debuted on June 25, 2021. This marked ... Read Full Description >
In July 2021, during the live recording at KEXP, Lucy Dacus had recently released her album "Home Video," which debuted on June 25, 2021. This marked a significant moment in her career, as "Home Video" showcased a more personal and introspective side of her songwriting, drawing from her experiences growing up. The live performance included songs from this album, such as "Brando," "Hot & Heavy," and "My Mother & I," highlighting her evolving artistry. Dacus is known for her powerful storytelling and emotional depth in her music, and this session allowed her to connect with fans in an intimate setting while discussing themes of nostalgia and family. The performance was part of a broader promotional effort for "Home Video," further establishing her reputation as a talented singer-songwriter in the indie rock scene.
Lucy Dacus and Phoebe Bridgers Perform 'Please Stay' Live at Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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By January 2022, Lucy Dacus was enjoying significant acclaim following the release of her album "Home Video," which came out in June 2021. This album,... Read Full Description >
By January 2022, Lucy Dacus was enjoying significant acclaim following the release of her album "Home Video," which came out in June 2021. This album, filled with introspective storytelling and rich musicality, was a vital part of her artistic evolution and received widespread positive reviews. The live performance of "Hot and Heavy" at the 6 Music Festival in 2022 showcased her growing popularity and the intimate connection she established with her audience. The song itself is notable for its exploration of complex themes such as love, nostalgia, and self-identity, reflecting Dacus's lyrical depth. This performance not only highlighted her talents as a live performer but also marked a pivotal moment in her career, as she continued to gain recognition within the indie music scene. Lucy Dacus's ability to create meaningful, relatable music has contributed to her reputation as an important voice in contemporary indie rock.
Lucy Dacus Live Performance at Brooklyn Steel | Pitchfork Live
Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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On November 7, 2023, Lucy Dacus performed at Brooklyn Steel for Pitchfork Live, showcasing her talent during a pivotal moment in her career. Prior to ... Read Full Description >
On November 7, 2023, Lucy Dacus performed at Brooklyn Steel for Pitchfork Live, showcasing her talent during a pivotal moment in her career. Prior to this performance, she released her critically acclaimed album "Home Video" in 2021, which marked a significant evolution in her songwriting, drawing on personal narratives and experiences. This album was well-received, cementing her status as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene. Dacus is known for her introspective lyrics and emotional delivery, qualities that likely resonated strongly during the live performance. Additionally, she is part of the Boygenius supergroup, alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, which has further amplified her visibility in the music industry. The Brooklyn Steel concert not only reflects her solo artistry but also her growing influence and popularity as an innovative storyteller in modern music.
boygenius Performs 'Graceland Too' Live at The Smell, Los Angeles
The Smell
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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As of February 1, 2024, when Lucy Dacus performed lead vocals on "Graceland Too" during a secret show with boygenius at The Smell in Los Angeles, she ... Read Full Description >
As of February 1, 2024, when Lucy Dacus performed lead vocals on "Graceland Too" during a secret show with boygenius at The Smell in Los Angeles, she was riding the momentum of her acclaimed solo work as well as her collaborative efforts with the indie supergroup. Prior to this event, Dacus was part of boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, a project that gained significant attention and acclaim after the release of their self-titled EP in 2018 and their sophomore album, "The Record," launched in March 2023. Her unique songwriting style and emotional depth add a distinctive layer to their performances, making them a highlight in the indie music scene. The live recording at The Smell showcases Dacus's versatility as both an individual artist and a collaborative force, reaffirming her significance in contemporary music.
Hozier and Lucy Dacus perform 'I, Carrion' at Forest Hills Stadium
Forest Hills Stadium
New York, NY, United States
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As of June 7, 2024, when Lucy Dacus performed at Forest Hills Stadium as a guest with Hozier, she was riding high on the success of her album "Home Vi... Read Full Description >
As of June 7, 2024, when Lucy Dacus performed at Forest Hills Stadium as a guest with Hozier, she was riding high on the success of her album "Home Video," released in June 2021. This album marked a significant moment in her career, as it received widespread acclaim and showcased her growth as a songwriter, delving into themes of identity and personal experiences. Dacus is also known for being part of the supergroup boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, having released their debut EP in 2018 and a subsequent album in 2023. Her appearance at the concert underscores her rising prominence in the indie music scene, particularly as her collaborations with other artists, including Hozier, highlight her versatility and appeal within the genre. Furthermore, "I, Carrion," the song she performed, adds an interesting dynamic to the collaboration given its shared themes of introspection and emotional depth.
Lucy Dacus Performs Unreleased Song at Brooklyn Steel Concert
Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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On October 8, 2024, Lucy Dacus performed at Brooklyn Steel, showcasing a new, unreleased song during her opening set for Julien Baker. At this stage i... Read Full Description >
On October 8, 2024, Lucy Dacus performed at Brooklyn Steel, showcasing a new, unreleased song during her opening set for Julien Baker. At this stage in her career, Dacus was actively promoting her third studio album, *Home Video*, released in 2021, which received critical acclaim and solidified her presence in the indie rock scene. This live recording reflects her ongoing evolution as an artist, following her previous work that explored themes of nostalgia and personal storytelling. Notably, Dacus is part of the supergroup Boygenius alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers, and the collaborations with both artists have influenced her sound and lyrical style. The performance at Brooklyn Steel highlights her ability to captivate audiences, further enhancing her reputation as a remarkable singer-songwriter on the rise.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Big Deal' Live at EartH Hall, London
EartH Hall
London, United Kingdom
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As of the live recording on November 21, 2024, at EartH Hall in London, Lucy Dacus was likely promoting her album "Home Video," which was released in ... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on November 21, 2024, at EartH Hall in London, Lucy Dacus was likely promoting her album "Home Video," which was released in June 2021. This album marked a significant moment in her career, showcasing her evolution as a songwriter and artist. "Home Video" received widespread acclaim for its introspective lyrics and unique storytelling approach, highlighting Dacus's ability to capture universal experiences through personal narratives. The performance of "Big Deal," a standout track from the album, underscores her connection with audiences through emotive live renditions. Additionally, Dacus is known for her distinct blend of indie rock and folk elements, crafting songs that resonate with listeners. The 2024 performance takes place during a period where she is steadily gaining recognition and solidifying her place in the indie music scene. This concert reflects her growing popularity and the anticipation for new material following "Home Video."
Lucy Dacus - Live Performance of 'Ankles' and 'Best Guess' at G*VE A F*CK LA Benefit
The Hollywood Palladium
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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As of February 2025, Lucy Dacus had gained prominence in the indie rock scene, building on the critical success of her previous albums, particularly "... Read Full Description >
As of February 2025, Lucy Dacus had gained prominence in the indie rock scene, building on the critical success of her previous albums, particularly "Historian" (2018) and "Home Video" (2021). These earlier works established her as a compelling songwriter and performer, known for her introspective lyrics and emotive delivery. The live recording from the benefit concert "G*VE A F*CK LA" at The Hollywood Palladium marked an important moment in her career, as she participated in a significant charitable effort for LA Fire Relief, showcasing her commitment to social causes. The event was hosted by John C. Reilly and underscores the growing recognition Dacus has received not only for her music but also for her engagement with pressing societal issues. This live performance would be a key highlight as she moves further into her trajectory as an influential artist in the music industry.
Lucy Dacus - Ankles (Live Acoustic Performance at Hollywood Palladium)
Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood, CA, United States
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As of February 5, 2025, Lucy Dacus was in a prominent stage of her career, building upon the success of her previous album, "Home Video," released in ... Read Full Description >
As of February 5, 2025, Lucy Dacus was in a prominent stage of her career, building upon the success of her previous album, "Home Video," released in 2021. The live performance of "Ankles" at the G*VE A F*CK Benefit for L.A. Wildfire Relief showcases her commitment to social causes and community support. Dacus is known for her evocative songwriting and strong emotional delivery, which likely resonated well with the audience during this benefit concert, emphasizing her role not only as a musician but also as an advocate. The choice of venue, the Hollywood Palladium, further illustrates her growing stature in the music industry, as it is a well-known location for significant live performances.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'VBS' Live at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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On February 18, 2025, Lucy Dacus performed "VBS" live at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn, showcasing her signature blend of emotive stor... Read Full Description >
On February 18, 2025, Lucy Dacus performed "VBS" live at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn, showcasing her signature blend of emotive storytelling and powerful guitar work. By this time, Dacus had already established herself as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene with her acclaimed albums, including "Home Video," which was released in 2021. This album received critical praise for its introspective lyrics and exploration of personal experiences, further solidifying her reputation as a thoughtful songwriter. Interestingly, the performance was recorded using an iPhone 15 Pro, emphasizing an intimate and raw aesthetic that aligns with the genuine connection she fosters with her audience. Dacus's reflective style and ability to convey complex emotions make her live performances particularly engaging, and this recording serves as a testament to her artistry at that stage in her career.
Lucy Dacus – Lost Time (Unreleased) Live at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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As of February 18, 2025, Lucy Dacus had already established herself as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene, with her most recent album "Home Vi... Read Full Description >
As of February 18, 2025, Lucy Dacus had already established herself as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene, with her most recent album "Home Video" released in June 2021. Leading up to the live recording at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church, her career was marked by critical acclaim and a solid fanbase, having garnered attention for her introspective songwriting and captivating performances. The performance of "Lost Time," an unreleased track, signals an exciting phase in her career where she is likely exploring new material while also celebrating her artistic journey thus far. Dacus's capacity to connect with audiences through her live performances, especially in unique settings like a church, adds a distinct layer to her artistry, highlighting her ability to blend emotional depth with sonic exploration in intimate venues.
Dropkick Murphys - Who’ll Stand With Us? Live Performance in Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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Before the live recording on March 14, 2025, Lucy Dacus had released her third studio album, "Home Video," in June 2021. This album showcased her grow... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording on March 14, 2025, Lucy Dacus had released her third studio album, "Home Video," in June 2021. This album showcased her growth as an artist, featuring deeply personal storytelling and a blend of indie rock and pop influences. During this period, Dacus gained recognition for her thoughtful lyrics and robust vocal delivery, further establishing her presence in the indie music scene. Notably, she is part of the supergroup Boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, highlighting her collaborative spirit and influence. At the time of the live recording, her artistic trajectory suggested a solid foundation of both solo work and collaboration, showcasing her evolving sound in the context of the heart of contemporary indie music. As such, while the live recording features another artist, Dacus’ career advancements during this time contributed to a wider musical landscape that influenced the environment of live performances in 2025.
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At the time of her live performance for KEXP, Lucy Dacus had recently released her highly acclaimed album "Home Video" in June 2021. This album repres... Read Full Description >
At the time of her live performance for KEXP, Lucy Dacus had recently released her highly acclaimed album "Home Video" in June 2021. This album represents a significant moment in her career, reflecting personal narratives and experiences, and showcases her growth as a songwriter. In the KEXP live recording, Dacus performed several tracks from this album, including "Brando," "Hot & Heavy," and "VBS," which highlight her introspective style and rich storytelling. Notably, Dacus is part of the supergroup Boygenius alongside artists Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, further amplifying her presence in the indie music scene. This performance not only underscores her artistry but also her connection with listeners during the COVID-19 pandemic, as live streams became a crucial outlet for artists and fans alike.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Brando' Live at Virginia Repertory Theater
Virginia Repertory Theater
Virginia, United States
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Lucy Dacus recorded the live performance of "Addictions" during a period of notable ascent in her career, following the release of her highly acclaime... Read Full Description >
Lucy Dacus recorded the live performance of "Addictions" during a period of notable ascent in her career, following the release of her highly acclaimed album "Historian" in 2018. This album was celebrated for its introspective lyrics and rich storytelling, solidifying her reputation within the indie rock scene. The live recording showcases Dacus's raw, emotive vocal delivery and her ability to connect deeply with her audience, traits that resonate throughout her work. At the time of this performance, Dacus was gaining recognition not just as a solo artist but also as a member of the supergroup Boygenius, alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, further enhancing her visibility and influence in the music world. Additionally, her self-taught approach to guitar and her passion for literature add unique layers to her artistic identity, which are evident in her songwriting style.
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The live recording of "Going Going Gone" at Spang showcases Lucy Dacus during a significant phase in her career, shortly after the release of her albu... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Going Going Gone" at Spang showcases Lucy Dacus during a significant phase in her career, shortly after the release of her album *Home Video*, which came out in June 2021. This album, acclaimed for its introspective lyrics and personal storytelling, marks a pivotal moment as it reflects Dacus's growth as an artist, drawing on her experiences and relationships. Notably, Dacus is a part of the Boygenius supergroup alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, which enhances her visibility in the indie music scene. The performance at Spang highlights her captivating stage presence and ability to connect with her audience, further establishing her reputation as a formidable live performer. Additionally, *Home Video* includes tracks that delve into the complexities of adolescence and self-exploration, resonating deeply with fans and critics alike. This live rendition solidifies her distinctive blend of emotive storytelling and evocative melodies.
Lucy Dacus Performs 'Ankles' on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Lucy Dacus performed "Ankles" on *The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon*, showcasing her distinctive blend of indie rock and personal storytelling. A... Read Full Description >
Lucy Dacus performed "Ankles" on *The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon*, showcasing her distinctive blend of indie rock and personal storytelling. At the time of this performance, she had recently released her well-received album *Home Video* in June 2021, which explored themes of adolescence and identity. This was a notable period in her career, as *Home Video* solidified her status as a significant voice in the indie music scene, drawing praise for its lyrical depth and sonic evolution. During this time, Dacus was part of the supergroup Boygenius, alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, which further highlighted her artistry and collaborative spirit. The performance on Jimmy Fallon's show marked a prominent moment in her rising fame, allowing her to reach a broader audience and showcase her unique sound to viewers nationwide.
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At the time of her live performance of "Ankles" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Lucy Dacus was in a pivotal moment in her career, prepari... Read Full Description >
At the time of her live performance of "Ankles" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Lucy Dacus was in a pivotal moment in her career, preparing for the release of her upcoming album "Forever Is A Feeling," slated for March 28. This performance highlighted her growing prominence in the indie rock scene, especially following her critically acclaimed album "Home Video," which was released in 2021. The song "Ankles" is part of a two-track release along with "Limerence," showcasing her lyrical depth and evolving sound. Dacus is noted for her introspective songwriting and unique storytelling ability, making her performances both intimate and impactful. This appearance on a national platform like "The Tonight Show" also marks a significant milestone in her visibility, further solidifying her status as a leading voice in contemporary music.
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Lucy Dacus - "Night Shift" (Live)
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Lucy Dacus - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
KEXP studio October 22, 2019