As of 2023, Pile continues to actively tour, bringing their electrifying performances to a variety of venues and festivals. The band recently announced a series of live concert dates across the U.S., including stops at major music festivals where they will share the stage with both established and emerging artists. Their latest album, 'All Fiction', released in 2021, has kept fans eagerly anticipating new material, and each concert features a mix of classic tracks and new songs, creating an engaging experience for attendees. Pile has also embraced virtual platforms, performing live-streamed shows during the pandemic, which allowed them to connect with fans globally. Their commitment to live music remains strong, with plans for more extensive touring in 2024. Fans can expect their concerts to maintain the same raw energy and emotional depth that has defined Pile since their inception, making each show a unique and memorable experience.

Pile History

Pile is an American rock band formed in 2007 in Boston, Massachusetts. The band was founded by guitarist and vocalist Rick Maguire, and over the years has seen a rotating lineup of musicians contributing to its unique sound that blends elements of post-hardcore, noise rock, and indie rock. Pile's music is characterized by its raw energy, intricate guitar work, and emotionally charged lyrics. They gained recognition in the underground music scene through their intense live performances and a series of critically acclaimed albums, starting with their debut 'Jerk Routine' in 2012. As their discography grew, so did their reputation for delivering powerful concerts that resonate with fans. Pile’s live shows are known for their spontaneity and intensity, often featuring extended improvisations that showcase the band's musical prowess. Over the years, they have toured extensively across the United States and internationally, building a loyal fan base and establishing themselves as a notable act within the indie rock community.