Luna & Lael Neale in Garwood

Luna is an American indie rock band formed in New York City in 1991 by singer and guitarist Dean Wareham after Galaxie 500 ended. The group plays guitar-led dream pop and indie rock, and is known for albums including Bewitched, Penthouse and Pup Tent, as well as songs such as “23 Minutes in Brussels.” The band’s 2004–05 farewell tour became the subject of the documentary Tell Me Do You Miss Me and ended at the Bowery Ballroom. Luna reunited in 2015 and resumed touring in the United States and Spain, including concerts in Madrid and Barcelona.

Lael Neale is an American singer-songwriter raised in Virginia whose spare indie folk and pop songs often center on her voice and Omnichord. She became known to a wider audience through the Sub Pop albums Acquainted with Night and Star Eaters Delight, including songs such as “Every Star Shivers in the Dark,” “For No One For Now” and “I Am the River.” In 2021, she performed songs from Acquainted with Night alone with her Omnichord for an NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert. After the release of Star Eaters Delight, she presented its material in a live studio session for KEXP.