Eivør brings TUNGL to Treefort Music Hall on Nov. 13

The Faroese singer's first Boise date on our books comes weeks after her new album, on a Friday at the festival's year-round home.

Some voices fill a room before the band does, and Eivør's is one of them. On Friday, Nov. 13, the singer brings her fall North American tour to Treefort Music Hall downtown. The show starts at 7 p.m., and tickets are on DICE. It's the first Eivør show in Boise in our records, so for most local listeners this will be the first time hearing that voice live.

What she's touring. Eivør Pálsdóttir comes from the Faroe Islands, and her music draws on Nordic folk, art-pop and the kind of big, open-air atmosphere you can't really fake. In May she announced this tour along with a new single, "Healer," which she described as the start of a new chapter after her 2024 album *ENN*. That chapter turned into *TUNGL*, a new record listed for an Oct. 16 release on Nuclear Blast. The title is Faroese for "moon."

So Boise gets these songs while they're still new. The tour started at Racket in New York on Oct. 28, came through Washington, D.C., Boston, Cleveland and Chicago, and heads down the West Coast after Idaho to finish at the House of Blues in San Diego on Nov. 22. A European run follows in early 2027.

Boise gets these songs while they're still new.

Why this room. Treefort Music Hall is the festival's year-round home. It opened on March 19, 2023, in the BoDo building at Capitol and Broad, in a space that used to be an Office Depot, and it shares the ground floor with the Warehouse Food Hall. Duck Club Entertainment, the team behind Treefort Music Fest, runs it, and the idea goes back to the early 2010s, when festival co-founder Lori Shandro pictured a permanent music space in the middle of downtown. The room is listed at 700, so this will be a close show. That's the right scale for an artist who can go from a whisper to a full-throated call in one line, and a room that size lets you hear both.

There's also a fit here. Treefort has built its name on booking artists you might not have heard of yet and trusting that Boise will turn up curious. A Faroese singer on a Nuclear Blast record playing a 700-person room on a Friday is exactly the kind of show the festival has been teaching this town to show up for, five days a year, for more than a decade.

What to know. The show starts at 7, early for a Friday, which leaves time for dinner at the food hall downstairs or a drink afterward. The Hap Hap Lounge, the 21-and-over rooftop bar upstairs, is right there. DICE is the official seller, and tickets are tied to your phone, so download the app before you go.

Mid-November in Boise is when the cold starts setting in, and it suits this show. Bundle up, come in out of the dark, and give a voice from the North Atlantic your full attention.

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