Indie Supergroup Nice As Fuck Announces Comeback Reunion Tour

Indie pop royalty is officially back in business. Years after mysteriously vanishing from the music scene, Nice As Fuck—the all-female supergroup fronted by Jenny Lewis—has announced a brand-new reunion tour. The trio is ready to hit the road once again, bringing their breezy, bass-heavy tunes back to live audiences. The band originally came together back in 2016 as a surprise political and musical project. Comprising Rilo Kiley icon Jenny Lewis, Au Revoir Simone keyboard player Erika Forster, and The Like drummer Tennessee Thomas, the group made its live debut at a benefit event supporting politician Bernie Sanders. Fans were instantly hooked by their minimalist, danceable indie-rock sound.

who is in the band nice as fuck Shortly after their debut performance, the trio caught the music world off guard by surprise-releasing a self-titled nine-track album. The project showcased a distinctly different vibe from Lewis’s solo catalog, leaning into punchy rhythms, upbeat basslines, and catchy hooks. They quickly mounted a promotional blitz that included a high-profile late-night television appearance on *The Late Show with Stephen Colbert*. However, almost as fast as they appeared, Nice As Fuck completely faded from the spotlight. After wrapping up their initial set of tour dates in late 2016, the members returned to their respective individual projects and solo careers. For years, listeners assumed the supergroup was merely a one-off side quest for the three musicians.

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when is nice as fuck going on tour again Now, the long silence is finally over. Reports confirm that the trio is reconvening to take their sharp, infectious energy back on stage. While full details regarding venue stops and ticket sales are rolling out, news of their return has already ignited excitement across the indie community. Whether this upcoming road trip signals fresh studio recordings or simply a celebration of their cult-favorite debut remains to be seen. But one thing is clear: music lovers who missed out on their whirlwind 2016 run are finally getting a second chance to catch Nice As Fuck live in action.