Band of Horses is an American indie rock band founded in Seattle in 2004 by singer-guitarist Ben Bridwell, the group's only constant member through numerous lineup changes. Their 2006 Sub Pop debut Everything All the Time - built on reverb-drenched guitars and Bridwell's soaring falsetto - established the band's sound, while the Grammy-nominated Infinite Arms (2010) became their highest-charting record, debuting at #7 on the Billboard 200. Six studio albums in, they remain a fixture of the American indie and Americana scene.
Band of Horses released Everything All the Time (20th Anniversary Edition) on March 20, 2026 via Sub Pop, a fully remastered 24-track expanded edition including demos and live recordings from The Crocodile.
The band's Seattle anniversary shows at The Showbox on March 21-22 sold out, kicking off the 20th anniversary celebration tour.
A summer co-headlining tour with Dinosaur Jr. was announced, running from July 10 in Kingston, NY through August 1 in Omaha, NE.
The band announced a spring 2026 US anniversary tour and confirmed that 'The Funeral' has been certified double Platinum by the RIAA.
Ben Bridwell and Iron & Wine's Sam Beam released a new collaborative EP titled 'Making Good Time' on September 12, 2025.
