Follow the riff wherever it goes
A heavy riff, a synth pulse, a sudden turn into something else. Explore concert listings and find a route through the band’s catalog before the show.
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The band behind the show
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard’s catalog rewards following a sound across albums. For a short route, try the tumbling guitar figures of Nonagon Infinity, then jump to the electronics on The Silver Cord. The 2025 and 2026 records offer two more starting points: orchestral color on Phantom Island and heavy riffs on Alien Metal.
Records to start with
Two albums that show how far this band can shift its sound.
Released August 14, 2026, Alien Metal runs eight tracks, starting with “Sapience” and closing with “Atomic Collapse.” Jason Galea created the artwork.
Try “Level 5” and “Rapid Alpha Decay” on the studio record, then compare the performances on the band’s official Field of Vision II live release.
Chad Kelly wrote the orchestral arrangements for Phantom Island, and Brett Kelly conducted the orchestra on the recording. The ten-track album arrived June 13, 2025.
Listen to how the horns move around the guitars on “Deadstick,” then try “Grow Wings and Fly” for the album’s closing stretch.
Explore: Alien Metal credits · Phantom Island credits · full discography
Six songs for the drive
Try “Deadstick” beside “Level 5” to hear two very different ways the band builds momentum.
A short listening queue
Six tracks across the rock, electronic, orchestral, and metal records.
Past stages & collaborators
An orchestra engagement and a festival recording worth exploring.
Forest Hills Stadium’s archive lists the band’s August 2025 dates alongside the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. That collaboration gives a live counterpart to the arranging work on Phantom Island.
The same venue’s archive lists Geese and DJ Crenshaw on the band’s 2024 dates. Check the billing for your date to see which format and guests are scheduled.
The band released Live at Field of Vision II ’26 on August 27, 2026. Its track list moves between eras: “Mars for the Rich,” “Sleep Drifter,” and “Level 5” all appear.
If you’re new to the live catalog, use this release to compare how the band plays those songs with how they sound on the studio records.
Explore: Forest Hills Stadium archive · Field of Vision II live release · orchestra credits
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Check transfer, resale, and refund options in your order. If a date changes, read the venue and seller notices before making new travel plans.
The billing matters. Rock sets tend to put the band’s guitars and drums up front; rave sets emphasize electronic arrangements and dance rhythms. Check the event listing for the format.
Start with Nonagon Infinity for fast guitar rock, The Silver Cord for synths, Phantom Island for orchestral arrangements, or Alien Metal for a heavier sound.
The band has played with orchestras before. Look for an orchestra or ensemble specifically named on the event bill.
Check doors time, bag rules, age limits, and mobile entry. For outdoor shows, check weather and the venue’s water policy; bring earplugs if you want them.
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