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The indie trio, The Postal Service, has been co-headlining shows with Ben Gibbard’s other band, Death Cab for Cutie for the past two years. However, following the conclusion of their co-headlining tour, The Postal Service will be going on an indefinite hiatus.
Tour Reunion and Celebrations
The indie trio consisting of Ben Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello, and Jenny Lewis reunited last year for a joint tour with Death Cab for Cutie, celebrating the 20th anniversaries of their classic 2003 albums, The Postal Service’s “Give Up” and Death Cab’s “Transatlanticism.” These shows marked The Postal Service’s first performances in 10 years, following their previous reunion in 2013.
Tour Extension and Conclusion
After a successful run of 2023 dates, The Postal Service and Death Cab extended their tour into 2024. The tour will finally wrap up this weekend, with the final show scheduled for Sept. 21 at the HFStival in Washington D.C. In a statement, Ben Gibbard expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to perform their albums live and thanked the fans for their support.
Album Success and Legacy
“Give Up” remains The Postal Service’s only studio album, an early-Aughts indie classic that achieved mainstream success with hit singles like “Such Great Heights” and “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight.” The album peaked at Number 45 on Billboard’s albums chart and was certified platinum.
In addition to their studio album, The Postal Service released a live album titled “Everything Will Change” in 2020. This album was accompanied by a documentary/concert film of the same name, capturing two shows in Los Angeles during the band’s 2013 reunion tour.
Conclusion
The Postal Service’s journey through their co-headlining tour with Death Cab for Cutie has been a memorable one, marking significant milestones in their career. As they prepare to go on hiatus, their music and performances will continue to resonate with fans for years to come.
FAQs
What is The Postal Service’s most successful album?
The Postal Service’s most successful album is “Give Up,” which achieved mainstream success and was certified platinum.
When did The Postal Service release their live album?
The Postal Service released their live album, “Everything Will Change,” in 2020, accompanied by a documentary/concert film of the same name.
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