Faun bring their pagan folk to Mickey's Black Box on April 13

The German band's second North American tour includes a seated Tuesday night at the 600-capacity Lititz room, between Washington, D.C., and New York's Town Hall.

Lititz isn't the first place you'd look for a German band that sings about witches, healers and fairy queens to medieval instruments. But on Tuesday, April 13, 2027, that's where Faun will be: Mickey's Black Box, the 600-capacity room at Rock Lititz.

The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets run $55.95 to $103.09 through Ticketmaster, and they're on sale now; the date was announced Oct. 20. On the band's own tour page, it's listed as a seated club show, with VIP tickets available.

Look at the routing and you can see why Lititz got the call. The East Coast run opens April 8 in Knoxville, then goes to Asheville, Richmond and Washington, D.C., before Lititz on the 13th and New York's Town Hall the next night. It then heads west, with dates at the Regent Theater in Los Angeles, the Neptune in Seattle and Portland at the end of April. For fans from Harrisburg, York, Reading and Lancaster, it's the closest the tour comes.

If you don't know Faun: they have been around for a quarter century, and 2026 is their 25th anniversary year, marked with a Hex Tour in Europe. Their sound mixes old instruments and old stories with modern production, and their latest album, *HEX*, came out Sept. 5, 2025, on Pagan Folk Records. Eternal Terror reported when it was announced that the record is about witches, female healers and wise women.

A seated room, not a club floor, for a band built on atmosphere.

They are still new to this side of the Atlantic. Their first-ever North American tour was in 2025, a 12-date run that began at Center Stage in Atlanta, according to Ghost Cult. They brought along a new song for it, "Tamlin and the Fairy Queen," their take on an old ballad. Since then they have released a single, "Drei Tage," which kicked off their 2026 touring year in Europe.

Why this room? Mickey's Black Box is part of the Rock Lititz campus, where touring productions build and rehearse their shows, so a band with a stage show of this kind is in the right place. At 600 capacity, and seated for this night, it's an intimate way to hear a band whose music depends on detail: harps, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, layered voices. Larger halls tend to swallow that.

When to get tickets: now. A Tuesday-night show at a room this size, by a band that has only crossed the Atlantic once before, is not something to leave to the week of. VIP packages are listed on the band's tour page, and the general seats are on Ticketmaster.

This is a small room in a small town hosting a band from far away who sing in old languages. In April, Lititz gets to be the place that made that happen.

Sources: Faun official tour page (faune.de); Ticketmaster: Faun, Lititz, Apr 13, 2027 (ticketmaster.com); Eternal Terror: FAUN announces new album and releases first single (eternal-terror.com); Ghost Cult: Faun share new single and video 'Tamlin and the Fairy Queen', North American tour kicking off (ghostcultmag.com); Trolls et Légendes: FAUN, 25 years of enchantment and medieval fusion (trollsetlegendes.be); Journal Frankfurt: Faun Hex Tour 2026 (freizeit.journal-frankfurt.de); JamBase: Faun at Mickey's Black Box (jambase.com); Faun (band) - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); PLSN - Rock Lititz (plsn.com)