Fleet Foxes Debut Performance Video "Crack-Up" at Reykjavik's Harpa Concert Hall

FLEET FOXES DEBUT PERFORMANCE VIDEO OF “CRACK-UP” FEATURING ICELANDIC CHOIR, GRADUALE NOBILI, AT REYKJAVIK’S STUNNING HARPA CONCERT HALL [WATCH HERE] U.S. TOUR CONTINUES WITH MAJOR FESTIVALS & A HEADLINING RUN  CRACK-UP OUT NOW ON NONESUCH RECORDS

Today, Fleet Foxes debut a stunning performance of "Crack-Up," accompanied by the acclaimed Icelandic choir Graduale Nobili, an all-female group of vocalists who have toured the world alongside Björk. The performance was filmed in one extended shot at the famed Harpa Concert Hall in Iceland, just before the band headlined the Iceland Airwaves music festival. In the video, the camera moves from backstage to onstage to the open auditorium, capturing the Fleet Foxes musicians at work, illuminated against the beautiful hall. The video was produced by Consequence of Sound and directed by Eilífur Örn Þrastarson, with creative direction by Kevin McMahon. Full credits are listed below. Fleet Foxes will begin an extensive run of dates this March, including festival plays at Coachella, Boston Calling and Shaky Knees as well as several headline shows, including two nights at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Amen Dunes will join them for select dates. The full itinerary is below. These spring dates come on the heels of an exceptional 2017. Following their highly anticipated return from a six-year hiatus, Fleet Foxes released an internationally beloved full-length album, Crack Up; sold out notable venues including Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the Hollywood Bowl; performed on theLate Show with Stephen Colbert as well as a CBS This Morning, and earned year-end recognition fromEsquire, Consequence of Sound, Paste, Uproxx, Vulture, and more. WATCH "CRACK-UP": https://consequenceofsound.net/video/fleet-foxes-harpa-video/  “On Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl, Robin Pecknold was as powerful as any performer who’s ever played the Bowl’s stage. He was a flash of folk and light and feeling. He was gentleness masked in fury, or maybe the other way around. Whichever it is, he sure as hell won’t say.” - Uproxx “Triumphant Return… Despite the large venue, Pecknold’s vocals were able to reach those in the far back, highlighted by the band’s impressive musicianship… It all coalesced to create a rich, ethereal setting.” - Billboard “The culmination of a two-hour high-wire act full of intricate, often breathtaking music. Judging by the flushed, smiling faces of the faithful as they file questly out, one that’s been worth the six-year wait.” - Q Magazine "The show felt like it had disregarded the laws of physics, with each perfect transition between songs threading time together, making you feel like there was no such thing as an end." - Seattle Weekly "They brought with them everything fans love about Fleet Foxes: layered harmonies shepherded by Robin Pecknold's still-incredible voice, pastoral lyrics, and an almost religious-seeming intensity that made the Crystal feel like a cathedral." - Portland Mercury "Bigger and better after hiatus." - Washington Post "Tuesday night's show showcased the immense talent of everyone involved in the group for a truly engaging live experience." - New York Daily News "The six-year wait seemed almost worth it for the chance to spend a short while in the company of Pecknold once again." - Consequence of Sound "Pecknold’s ultra-pure voice and timeless, picturesque lyrics soared through the hall all night, raising goosebumps at the peak moments in beloved “oldies” like “Ragged Wood,” “He Doesn’t Know Why,” “Helplessness Blues” and especially “Mykonos.” - Las Vegas Weekly Order Crack-Up Images and album art available for download here Watch the lyric video for “Third of May / Ōdaigahara” Watch the video for “Fool’s Errand,” directed by Sean Pecknold with art direction by Adi Goodrich and produced by Society Watch the behind-the-scenes video of Fleet Foxes’ 2017 tour by Sean Pecknold, featuring The Westerlies Full “Crack-Up” Video Credits: Executive Producer: Consequence Media Creative Director: Kevin McMahon Director: Eilífur Örn Þrastarson DP: Ólafur Páll Torfason Steadicam Operator: Tómas Marshall B - Cam Operator: Haukur Karlsson Colorist: Luis Ascanio Lighting Director: Bobby Mathias Front of House Engineer: Jake McLaughlin Recording Engineer: Gylfi Bragi Guðlaugsson Audio Mix Engineer: Beatriz Artola Choir Arrangement: Þorvaldur Örn Davíðsson Graduale Nobili Conductor: Þorvaldur Örn Davíðsson Graduale Nobili Vocalists: Alexandria Scout Parks Anna Sigrún Gunnarsdóttir Álfheiður Edda Sigurðardóttir Edda Kristjánsdóttir Guðrún Matthildur Sigurbergsdóttir Hafdís Maria Matsdóttir Halldóra Ósk Helgadóttir Harpa Ósk Björnsdóttir Hekla Karen Alexandersdóttir Íris Björk Gunnarsdóttir Jara Hilmarsdóttir Margrét Björk Daðadóttir Salný Vala Óskarsdóttir Salóme Sól Norðkvist Sigurbjörg Telma Sveinsdóttir Snjólaug Vera Jóhannsdóttir Solveig Óskardóttir Úlfhildur Eir Jónsdóttir Vera Hjördís Matsdóttir Þórhildur Steinunn Kristinsdóttir Special Thanks: Kate Jackson, Matthew Rankin, Ben Corrigan, Aja Pecknold, Kris Chen & the entire Nonesuch Records team, as well as Róbert Steingrímsson and the Harpa production staff. Fleet Foxes on Tour: March 01 | Tampa, FL at The Ritz Ybor March 02 | Saint Augustine, FL at St. Augustine Amphitheatre March 03 | Orlando, FL at House of Blues Orlando March 04 | Miami Beach, FL at The Fillmore Miami Beach March 06 | North Charleston, SC at North Charleston Performing Arts March 07 | Charlotte, NC at The Fillmore Charlotte March 09 | Jackson, MS at Thalia Mara Hall March 10 | Memphis, TN at Cannon Center for the Performing Arts March 11 | Mobile, AL at Soul Kitchen March 12 | New Orleans, LA at Orpheum Theater April 10 | Eugene, OR at McDonald Theatre April 11 | Sacramento, CA at Crest Theatre April 14 | Indio, CA at Coachella April 18 | San Luis Obispo, CA at Madonna Expo Center April 20 | Berkeley, CA at Greek Theatre Berkeley April 21 | Indio, CA at Coachella May 03 | Raleigh, NC at Red Hat Amphitheater May 04-06 | Atlanta, GA at Shaky Knees May 07 | Houston, TX at Revention Music Center May 08 | San Antonio, TX at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts May 10 | El Paso, TX at Abraham Chavez Theatre May 12 | Albuquerque, NM at Sunshine Theater May 14 | Tulsa, OK at Cain’s Ballroom May 15 | St. Louis, MO at Peabody Opera House May 17 | Pittsburgh, PA at Benedum Center for the Performing Arts May 18 | Washington, DC at The Anthem May 19 | Columbus, OH at Express Live May 21 | Nashville, TN at Ryman Auditorium May 22 | Nashville, TN at Ryman Auditorium May 23 | Louisville, KY at Iroquois Amphitheater May 24 | Indianapolis, IN at The Murat Theatre May 25-27 | Allston, MA at Boston Calling May 26 | South Burlington, VT at The Green Shelburne Museum June 30-July 07 | Roskilde, Denmark at Roskilde Festival July 02 | Prague, Czech Republic at Velký sál Lucerna July 04 | Gdynia, Poland at Open’er Festival July 10 | San Sebastian, Spain at Auditorio del Centro Kursa July 12 | Madrid, Spain at Mad Cool Festival July 24 | Toronto, ON at Sony Centre for the Performing Arts August 15-18 | Tabuao, Portugal at Paredes de Coura Festival