The Gaslight Anthem emerged from New Brunswick, New Jersey in 2006, forging a genre-defining blend of heartland rock, punk, and Americana. Their breakthrough album The ’59 Sound catapulted them into global recognition with anthems like “Great Expectations” and “Old White Lincoln,” blending Springsteen-style storytelling with raw punk energy. With a discography that includes American Slang, Handwritten, and Get Hurt, the band has earned critical acclaim for their emotionally charged lyrics, powerhouse vocals, and gritty authenticity. Their latest release, History Books, marks a triumphant return after nearly a decade, featuring a duet with Bruce Springsteen and showcasing their evolution as one of modern rock’s most compelling voices.
Known for their commanding stage presence and emotionally explosive performances, The Gaslight Anthem have played sold out shows at iconic venues like Terminal 5 in NYC, The Fillmore in Minneapolis, and O2 Academy Glasgow. Their live sets are celebrated for their dynamic energy, heartfelt delivery, and unpredictable setlists that span their entire catalog. Festival appearances include Riot Fest, Hurricane Festival, and Sea.Hear.Now, where they’ve shared stages with legends like Bruce Springsteen and Counting Crows. Critics consistently praise their concerts as intense, cathartic, and unforgettable.
Currently touring in support of History Books and their new EP Short Stories, The Gaslight Anthem are lighting up stages across North America and Europe. With recent performances at When We Were Young Festival and a co-headlining tour with Counting Crows, they continue to be a cultural phenomenon—bringing their signature blend of punk grit and heartland soul to fans around the world.
