Photos: The Lumineers at Pershing Center
A crowd of more than 6,000 showed up to enjoy a relocated show at Pershing Center in downtown Lincoln on Thursday night. Photos by Francis Gardler/Journal Star.
Neyla Pekarek
Lumineers cellist/vocalist Neyla Pekarek on stage on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Neyla Pekarek and Wesley Schultz
Lumineers cellist Neyla Pekarek (left) and lead singer Wesley Schultz enjoy a moment on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Jeremiah Fraites
Lumineers drummer Jeremiah Fraites on stage on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Wesley Schultz
Lumineers lead singer Wesley Schultz on stage at the start of their concert on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at Pershing Center.
Wesley Schultz
Lumineers lead singer Wesley Schultz sings on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids members Dann Gallucci (left), Matt Maust (center) and Nathan Willett (right) play to the crowd on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids bassist Matt Maust (left) lays down the supple bottom to lead singer Nathan Willett's roaring vocals on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids keyboardist Matthew Schwartz pounds out the melodies on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids lead guitarist Dann Gallucci squeezes out the riffs on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center.
Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids lead singer and guitarist Nathan Willett during an appearance on Thursday, May 30, 3013, at the Pershing Center opening for the Lumineers.
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