Thao on Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Thao on Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Thao on Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Thao on Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
Lord Huron at the Bangor Waterfront Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN 
The crowd watches as Lord Huron plays at the Maine Savings Amphitheater on Tuesday night. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN
Lord Huron and Thao performed at the Bangor Waterfront on Tuesday, despite gloomy weather and a rainy evening. Credit: Jodi Devost / BDN
Indie-rock band Lord Huron, along with singer-songwriter Thao performed at the Bangor Waterfront on Tuesday night.
Lord Huron has mixed country, rock, and folk during their career, with their latest and fifth studio album The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 releasing in 2025.
Thao is a singer-songwriter originally from San Francisco, and has been influenced by folk, country and hip hop.
Up next at the waterfront is American rapper Lil Wayne with guest 2 Chainz on the “20 Years of Carter Classics” tour.
Stay up to date on this summer’s waterfront concerts and purchase tickets online at the Bangor Waterfront Concerts site, or from Live Nation.
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