The Antlers

The Antlers, an indie rock band formed in 2006 in Brooklyn, New York, is known for their emotive sound that blends elements of chamber pop and dream pop with a melancholic edge. The band features Peter Silberman on vocals and guitar, alongside Michael Lerner on drums. Their music often incorporates a rich array of instrumentation, including keyboards, horns, and strings, creating a lush backdrop for Silberman's introspective lyrics. Notable albums include "Hospice" (2009), which received critical acclaim for its haunting themes, and "Burst Apart" (2011), further solidifying their place in the indie scene. The band’s name was inspired by The Microphones' song "Antlers," reflecting their artistic influences.

Performing at The Chapel, a beautifully restored venue with a capacity of just 150, offers an intimate setting that perfectly complements The Antlers' atmospheric sound. The Chapel's eclectic lineup and unique ambiance will enhance the emotional depth of their performance, making for a memorable experience.