As of 2023, there has been renewed interest in Rilo Kiley, leading to speculation about potential reunion concerts or special events. While the band members have pursued solo projects—most notably Jenny Lewis's successful solo career and Blake Sennett's work with his band The Elected—there are whispers of possible live performances to celebrate the band's legacy. Fans have been actively discussing the possibility of a reunion tour, especially as many iconic indie bands have made comebacks in recent years. It remains to be seen if Rilo Kiley will announce any live events, but the nostalgia for their music and the desire for live concerts continue to grow within their dedicated fanbase. In the meantime, the band's existing concert recordings and live albums keep their spirit alive, and their past performances are frequently revisited by fans who appreciate the unique blend of storytelling and melody that Rilo Kiley brought to the stage.

Rilo Kiley History

Rilo Kiley is an American indie rock band formed in 1998 in Los Angeles, California. The group consisted of vocalist Jenny Lewis, guitarist Blake Sennett, bassist Pierre de Reeder, and drummer Jason Boesel. They gained prominence in the early 2000s with their blend of alternative rock, pop, and folk influences. Their music often reflects personal and introspective themes, which resonated with a growing fan base. Rilo Kiley's early years included performances at small venues and local clubs, where they cultivated a loyal following. They released several albums, including their critically acclaimed 'More Adventurous' in 2004, which featured hits like 'Portions for Foxes' and 'Does He Love You?'. The band's live performances were known for their energetic and engaging nature, with Jenny Lewis's charismatic stage presence often stealing the spotlight. Over the years, Rilo Kiley toured extensively, participating in various music festivals and headlining their own shows, allowing them to connect deeply with their audience. After their last studio album, 'Under the Blacklight', released in 2007, the band went on an indefinite hiatus in 2014, but their concerts from earlier years remain a cherished memory for fans.