Today, on the heels of releasing their romantic, harmony-drenched single “The Hudson,” The Favors (FINNEAS & Ashe) announce their debut run of shows as a band, performing in Los Angeles, Red Rocks, and New York. Fans can enjoy an evening with The Favors’ as they play their upcoming album The Dream (out September 19) at iconic venues Hollywood Forever Cemetery (9/18), Red Rocks Amphitheatre (9/26), and Summerstage in Central Park (10/1).
THE FAVORS TOUR DATES:
September 18: Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Forever Cemetery
September 26: Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre
October 1: New York City, NY @ Central Park Summerstage
October 3: Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Music Festival
October 10: Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Music Festival
Longtime friends and collaborators, the award-winning singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer FINNEAS and multi-platinum artist Ashe first captured hearts with their 2019 hit “Moral of the Story” and followed it up with 2021’s “Till Forever Falls Apart.” In June 2025, they officially christened their collaborative partnership as The Favors. “The Hudson” is the new band’s latest single, a piano-driven ballad that builds to a dramatic climax.
Their forthcoming album together; The Dream, is out on September 19 via Darkroom Records.
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Drawing deep inspiration from the golden era of the Laurel Canyon, The Favors songs that are equally appropriate for the last dance in a smoky bar circa 1977 or a sunset slot at Coachella in 2027. The Dream channels the intimate storytelling and sun-soaked melancholy of artists like The Mamas and the Papas, Carole King and Crosby, Stills & Nash, Simon and Garfunkel and Fleetwood Mac—filtered through a cinematic lens that stretches coast to coast. Largely written and recorded in Nashville where Ashe resides and Los Angeles where FINNEAS is from, The Dream is a no-rules project that revives the warmth and groove of ’70s pop with razor-sharp songwriting, lush harmonies, and a distinctly modern edge.
“This is the way every artist dreams of making an album,” grins Ashe. “People don’t sing together anymore when they’re recording, but it was so romantic and fun.” FINNEAS adds, “It’s a true ‘long-play album’ in its real intended meaning. Hopefully, you can have friends over, cook a meal, and play this on vinyl front-to-back.” Ashe concludes “I want you to feel simultaneously warm, fuzzy, and heartbroken at the same time.”