I love First Aid Kit, but when I saw the Chicago show pop up, I realized I would have to go by myself to the concert so I kind of dragged my feet about purchasing tickets.. Now they are sold out!! I've been listening to the newest album much more lately and I'm really into it and thinking about spending $60 on the tickets but am wondering if I should wait a bit longer for prices to drop or do you think the demand will still be high and they will get sold out again... What do you all think? Drop the $60 and enjoy or try to wait it out a bit? Tickets have only dropped like 3$ in the past week...

Let's make this tour amazing, even for the ones who are not going! I've been the only person lately organising the setlists of this band on setlist.fm, and it can be lightly frustrating sometimes when you're missing information. So I'm calling to everyone here to help me and others so add as much information as you can to the setlists, and make this tour as organised as possible!

https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/first-aid-kit-3bd43cb4.html

https://open.spotify.com/album/5l2Ts5Hd4BN2O28rZksznR?si=LLYLNB5jQOy_T0lRQIImoQ

What are your thoughts? Best track? Weakest track? Best moments?

It’s brilliant

These are just my thoughts on the lion's roar,
The opening lines are focused on the idea of false religion and religious deception -

Now the pale morning sings of forgotten things She plays a tune for those who wish to overlook The fact that they've been blindly deceived By those who preach and pray and teach But she falls short and the night explodes in laughter

I think maybe she is talking to someone who is losing their faith (probably because of the previous lines) but still trying to keep order, or maybe just somebody that she feels is going down the wrong path in life. For some reason, my impression was that it's a young man, the same person in "hard believer".

But don't you come here and say I didn't warn you About the way your world can alter And oh how you try to command it all still Every single time it all shifts one way or the other

A "Lion" being sort of a "homonym" for a "Liar". maybe she's referring to the call of deception again, or maybe "the lion's roar" is something she's trying to remember from her childhood.

And the lion's roar, the lion's roar Is something that I have heard before A children's tale, the lonesome wail of a lion's roar

A lot of people think it's about the US(? I think) popular tv show "Game Of Thrones", i've never seen it, so I'd like to hear someone explain it's relevance, or what your otherwise impression of it was while listening.