The Lumineers deliver an unforgettable, cinematic set in Madrid
On Saturday, May 3rd, the American band The Lumineers brought their heartfelt performance to Madrid and we had the honor of covering this unforgettable show. Known worldwide for their viral hit “Ho Hey”, and featured on soundtracks like the iconic series The Vampire Diaries, the band delivered exactly what their music promises: deep sensitivity, warmth, and genuine emotional resonance.
The Lumineers in Madrid, Spain lensed by Pietra Cruz.
The show began in a beautifully understated way. Wesley Schultz appeared alone at the center of the stage, dressed in a deep burgundy suit, subtly contrasted by a cap and braided hair, a perfect blend of classic and cool. As he started singing solo, one by one the other band members joined in, gradually building the sound and transforming the moment into something truly cinematic.
What truly sets The Lumineers apart in a live setting is their rich and immersive instrumentation. A standout element is the violin, played beautifully by Neyla Pekarek, adding layers of elegance and emotion. Hearing these instruments live felt like stepping into the soundtrack of a vintage Hollywood film nostalgic, moving, and unforgettable.
One of the most powerful moments of the night came when Wesley stepped off the stage and walked through the crowd, singing among his fans. Watching the audience react visibly emotionally was breathtaking. From above, it was clear: this wasn’t just a performance, it was a genuine human connection unfolding in real time.
Attending The Lumineers’ concert felt like sitting by a musical bonfire comforting, beautiful, and soul-soothing. The atmosphere they created went beyond entertainment and touched something deeper. I left the Movistar Arena with a full heart and a renewed sense of energy.
