Luna is coming to Assembly in Kingston on April 5, 2026, and for anyone who has ever lost themselves in the shimmering, unhurried beauty of dream pop done right, this is a night that demands your attention.
Led by Dean Wareham — whose work with Galaxie 500 helped define the genre in the late 1980s — Luna has spent decades refining a sound that is deceptively simple on the surface and endlessly rewarding underneath. Their guitars chime and interlock with a patience that most bands cannot sustain.
Luna’s catalog stretches from the Velvet Underground-influenced cool of Lunapark through the pristine pop of Penthouse and Bewitched, and their reunion-era work has proven they have lost none of the chemistry that made them essential.
Assembly in Kingston is a venue that understands atmosphere, and Luna is a band that creates it effortlessly. This is dream pop at its source, performed by the people who helped build the blueprint.
Shows like this do not come around often in the Hudson Valley. When a band with this kind of legacy plays a room this good, you show up.