Caribou

Daniel Snaith, known artistically as Caribou, is a Canadian composer and producer who has captivated global audiences with his distinctive blend of electronic music, indie pop, and psychedelic elements. From his early days under the alias Manitoba to his consolidation as Caribou, Snaith has released critically acclaimed albums such as 'Andorra,' 'Swim,' 'Our Love,' and 'Suddenly.' His music is characterized by rich sonic textures, emotive melodies, and evolving rhythms, creating complex soundscapes. The Caribou live experience is a spectacular production, often featuring a full band, translating the intimacy of his recordings into a communal celebration of sound and light.

News

Caribou Announces New Album 'Thank You' for October

Dan Snaith has officially announced his new album, 'Thank You', set for release on October 4, 2025, via Merge Records. (05/06/2025)

Caribou Shares New Single 'Honey' from Upcoming Album

The first single from 'Thank You', titled 'Honey', was released on June 5, 2025, offering a first glimpse into the new sound of the project.

Massive 2025-2026 World Tour Dates Revealed

In support of the new album, Caribou has announced an extensive world tour starting November 2025, with stops in London, Paris, and New York. (12/06/2025)

Complete guide of Caribou

To fully enjoy a Caribou concert, consider a few aspects. Dress comfortably, as the music invites movement and the atmosphere is usually vibrant. Familiarize yourself with his latest works, like 'Suddenly,' and classics such as 'Swim' or 'Our Love,' to connect more deeply with the setlist. Caribou concerts are often a spectacular production with a strong visual component, so find a good spot to appreciate the full show. Purchase your verified tickets in advance to secure your access to this definitive musical experience.

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