Lord Huron Biography and Atlanta History
Lord Huron is a Los Angeles-based indie rock band founded by singer, guitarist, and songwriter Ben Schneider, with Mark Barry, Miguel Briseño, and Tom Renaud. The group is known for cinematic arrangements that draw on indie rock, folk, country, and surf rock. Its albums include Lonesome Dreams (2012), Strange Trails (2015), Vide Noir (2018), and Long Lost (2021).
The supplied event record lists Lord Huron at Terminal West At King Plow Arts Center in Atlanta on May 10, 2014. It identifies one event at the venue; no additional past Atlanta dates or specific details about the performance are provided.
The band's fifth album, The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1, was released July 18, 2025. Its 12 tracks include “Nothing I Need,” “Looking Back,” and “Who Laughs Last.” The accompanying Cosmic Selector Tour supports the album and draws on new material alongside songs from the band's earlier releases.
Venue and Seating Information
Terminal West is located within the King Plow Arts Center in Atlanta. The provided event information does not specify the 2014 concert's seating layout, section reviews, or which areas audience members preferred, so seating recommendations cannot be confirmed here. Check the event's current listing for configuration details before purchasing.
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Parking Information
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Lord Huron Atlanta reviews
Saturday was "Hot, Hot, Hot!"
Overall, a great day. Missed the dining tables and chairs at the food truck caravan area. Wished random tents had been set up for shade since umbrellas were not allowed. Not a big crowd all day and into the evening, which benefited attendees but was tough on the performers. Selling only two-day passes initially seemed to impact ticket sales. I recommend keeping it to one day next year. The most frustrating part was the price drop of the one-day pass to $45 after I had already paid $70.