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Carbon Leaf 2025 Tour Info
Celebrated Virginia-based band Carbon Leaf, known for their rich blend of folk, Celtic, Americana, and indie-rock, is touring North America this fall in support of their new album, Time Is the Playground — their first full-length release in a decade.
The “I Want to Be Leaf” Tour kicks off on September 23 in Crawfordsville, IN, and weaves through daytime and evening shows across major and intimate venues in cities such as Nashville on September 24, St. Louis on September 25, Santa Ana and Los Angeles on September 30 and October 1, Portland on October 3, and concludes with stops in Omaha, Madison, Ann Arbor, southern Vermont, Charlottesville, and multiple dates at Birchmere Music Hall in Alexandria, VA.
Each concert brings Carbon Leaf’s signature sound — merging heartfelt storytelling, layered melodies, and vibrant instrumentation — to life on stage. Fans can expect a diverse set list featuring both new songs and beloved classic tracks, all performed with the energy and warmth that have made the band a perennially engaging live draw. This tour is your chance to reconnect with Carbon Leaf’s musical spirit in venues across the country!
Carbon Leaf 2025 Tickets Info
Tickets for Carbon Leaf 2025 live concerts are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. General admission prices typically starting around $35 to $50, depending on the venue and city. As the band celebrates their first new full-length album in a decade, demand has been strong in both small clubs and mid-sized theaters, making early purchase the best way to secure entry for fans eager to experience their mix of folk, rock, and Celtic-inspired music live.
About Carbon Leaf
Carbon Leaf is an independent band from Richmond, Virginia, formed in 1992, known for their unique fusion of folk, Celtic, rock, and Americana. Over the years, they’ve cultivated a devoted fan base through their eclectic sound and relentless touring schedule. With Barry Privett’s warm, distinctive vocals at the forefront and a mix of guitar, mandolin, fiddle, and penny whistle in their arrangements, Carbon Leaf has developed a style that feels both timeless and distinctly their own.
The band first broke into the national spotlight with their 2001 album Echo Echo, which featured the single “The Boxer,” earning them a national radio hit and wider recognition. They gained further momentum with Indian Summer (2004) under Vanguard Records, which showcased their ability to combine heartfelt storytelling with radio-friendly melodies. Songs like “Life Less Ordinary” and “What About Everything?” became fan favorites and remain staples of their live performances, highlighting their balance of poetic lyrics and infectious energy.
Beyond their recorded work, Carbon Leaf has built their reputation on dynamic live shows and a strong DIY ethos. They have consistently toured across the United States, often performing hundreds of shows per year, while also self-producing and releasing much of their later material independently. This independence has allowed them to maintain creative control and a close relationship with their fans. With a career spanning three decades, Carbon Leaf stands as a rare example of a band that has thrived by staying true to their roots while steadily expanding their musical horizons.
