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Indie-pop musician Yoke Lore to perform on campus at CAC Concert Series' spring show

Yoke Lore

Artist Yoke Lore will perform on April 19 at the Campus Activities Council Concert Series' spring show.

Singer Yoke Lore will perform on April 19 at the Campus Activities Council Concert Series' spring show. 

The concert is free of charge and will be held at the Norman campus. More information can be found at CAC Concert Series’ Instagram page.

Adrian Galvin, better known as Yoke Lore, is an American singer-songwriter known for his ambient music. He is a former member of the band WALK THE MOON.

Yoke Lore recently toured the U.S. with Chelsea Cutler. “The Beauty is Everywhere” tour played its last show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Last year his tour “The Holy Havoc Tour” visited Canada and several U.S. states. 

Last year, he had 120 million streams on Spotify and 14 million listeners all over the world. His debut album “Toward A Never Ending New Beginning” was released on Sep. 22 and includes songs such as “Shake,” “Winona” and “Alone.” 

He played in Australia in 2023 and was set to play in Europe at the beginning of 2024. 

Some of Yoke Lore’s hits include “Beige,” “Goodpain” and “Hallucinate.” His songs are available on Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud and YouTube. His song “Beige” earned him an RIAA gold certification.

The concert will be held on the South Oval at 8 p.m. on April 19.

This story was edited by Peggy Dodd and Anusha Fathepure. Mary Ann Livingood copy edited this story.

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