He already pledged to play mostly new songs during Bon Iver’s set this Friday night at his Eaux Claires Music & Art Festival in his hometown of Eau Claire, Wis.
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People will apparently soon know what the anticipated upcoming Bon Iver album sounds like. The words “22 days” have appeared via video and hashtag, and while no official details about the album have been released, it’s possible that the album will drop in 22 days, or, 22 Days might be the title.
On Instagram and Facebook there has also been new content with more of the same artistic touch.
Fans may remember a year ago when the band debuted a previously unheard song at the festival, so it’s true that miracles do happen at Eaux Claires which is curated by main man Justin Vernon and The National’s Aaron Dessner.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the follow-up to the 2011 self-titled Bon Iver debut, which landed the 35-year-old singer a Best New Artist Grammy in 2012.
Vernon designed Eaux Claires with Aaron Dessner of The National, another indie band known for rich, dark textures, amid a proliferation of music festivals across North America.
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Other headliners at the festival will include Cornelius, the DJ who was a key figure in Japan’s Shibuya-kei alternative electronic scene in the 1990s, in a rare performance of his 1997 album “Fantasma”.
