Bon Iver | photo by Jeremy Zimmerman for WXPN

Earlier this month, on December 4th, Bon Iver peformed at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn. It was filmed by NPR Music.

Performing with a ten piece band, NPR Music’s Bob Boilen wrote this about the show:

So, here in Brooklyn, at Pioneer Works, a space Vernon believes in and actively assists as a member of the Advisory Board, he and his team created a very special evening — a transcendent night of voices masked, faces hidden in darkness and a performance aimed at soul-searching and purpose over pop and stardom.

This music was performed by a powerful big band, with two drummers and a sax ensemble backing upfront processed sounds, like vocal alterations and sampling, alongside electric and acoustic guitars. It was a visionary performance, fit perfectly to brilliant lighting and sound, seemingly executed down to fine detail by a guy in a Tipitina’s T-shirt, loose pants and high-tops: unassuming, seemingly uncaring, but most certainly in control.

Watch the concert in full below.

Set list

“10 d E A T h b R E a s T ⚄ ⚄”
“33 ‘GOD'”
“Heavenly Father”
“29 #Strafford APTS”
“Beach Baby”
“666 ʇ”
“715 – CRΣΣKS”
“Calgary”
“22 (OVER S∞∞N)”
“8 (circle)”
“Minnesota, WI”
“____45_____”
“Creature Fear”
“00000 Million”