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Benjamin Gibbard

February 25 @ 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Noise Pop Festival 2025 & Great American Music Hall are proud to present Benjamin Gibbard live at Grace Cathedral.

Event Details

The cathedral will open for seating at 8 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. 

Tickets

Listen

Ben Gibbard – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

About the Artist

Benjamin Gibbard is a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is the lead vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie, formed in 1997. The band has since recorded ten studio albums, including, most recently, the critically acclaimed Asphalt Meadows (2022). Gibbard is also one half of the electronic duo The Postal Service, whose sole album, Give Up (2003), is certified platinum and the second best-selling title in the 37-year history of Sub Pop Records. Gibbard released his debut solo album Former Lives in 2012. In 2009, in collaboration with Jay Farrar (Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt), he released the album One Fast Move or I’m Gone (2009), which also served as the soundtrack to the eponymous Jack Kerouac documentary. He has scored two films: Lynn Shelton’s Laggies (2014) and, along with musician and producer Steve Fisk, the Kurt Cobain documentary About a Son (2006). Additionally, he wrote and recorded two original songs featured in the 2011 remake of the classic film Arthur. Gibbard is an avid ultra-marathon runner and a long-term resident of Seattle, WA.

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Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Give to Grace Today!

Become a GraceArts Member 

Be one of the first to join this new program and enjoy discounts on a robust schedule of arts, music, cultural offerings, and more! Plus, you’ll also support Grace Cathedral in its visionary activities and initiatives. Learn more. 

Details

Date:
February 25
Time:
8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
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Venue

Grace Cathedral
1100 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94108 United States
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Phone
415-749-6300

Benjamin Gibbard

Noise Pop Festival 2025 & Great American Music Hall are proud to present Benjamin Gibbard live at Grace Cathedral.

Event Details

The cathedral will open for seating at 8 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. 

Tickets

Listen

Ben Gibbard – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

About the Artist

Benjamin Gibbard is a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is the lead vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie, formed in 1997. The band has since recorded ten studio albums, including, most recently, the critically acclaimed Asphalt Meadows (2022). Gibbard is also one half of the electronic duo The Postal Service, whose sole album, Give Up (2003), is certified platinum and the second best-selling title in the 37-year history of Sub Pop Records. Gibbard released his debut solo album Former Lives in 2012. In 2009, in collaboration with Jay Farrar (Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt), he released the album One Fast Move or I’m Gone (2009), which also served as the soundtrack to the eponymous Jack Kerouac documentary. He has scored two films: Lynn Shelton’s Laggies (2014) and, along with musician and producer Steve Fisk, the Kurt Cobain documentary About a Son (2006). Additionally, he wrote and recorded two original songs featured in the 2011 remake of the classic film Arthur. Gibbard is an avid ultra-marathon runner and a long-term resident of Seattle, WA.

Give to Grace 

Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Give to Grace Today!

Become a GraceArts Member 

Be one of the first to join this new program and enjoy discounts on a robust schedule of arts, music, cultural offerings, and more! Plus, you’ll also support Grace Cathedral in its visionary activities and initiatives. Learn more. 

Tuesday

February 25, 2025
8:30PM - 10:00PM
Grace Cathedral
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Noise Pop Festival 2025 & Great American Music Hall are proud to present Benjamin Gibbard live at Grace Cathedral.

Event Details

The cathedral will open for seating at 8 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. 

Tickets

Listen

Ben Gibbard – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

About the Artist

Benjamin Gibbard is a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is the lead vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie, formed in 1997. The band has since recorded ten studio albums, including, most recently, the critically acclaimed Asphalt Meadows (2022). Gibbard is also one half of the electronic duo The Postal Service, whose sole album, Give Up (2003), is certified platinum and the second best-selling title in the 37-year history of Sub Pop Records. Gibbard released his debut solo album Former Lives in 2012. In 2009, in collaboration with Jay Farrar (Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt), he released the album One Fast Move or I’m Gone (2009), which also served as the soundtrack to the eponymous Jack Kerouac documentary. He has scored two films: Lynn Shelton’s Laggies (2014) and, along with musician and producer Steve Fisk, the Kurt Cobain documentary About a Son (2006). Additionally, he wrote and recorded two original songs featured in the 2011 remake of the classic film Arthur. Gibbard is an avid ultra-marathon runner and a long-term resident of Seattle, WA.

Give to Grace 

Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Give to Grace Today!

Become a GraceArts Member 

Be one of the first to join this new program and enjoy discounts on a robust schedule of arts, music, cultural offerings, and more! Plus, you’ll also support Grace Cathedral in its visionary activities and initiatives. Learn more. 

Tuesday

February 25, 2025
8:30PM - 10:00PM
Grace Cathedral
Buy Tickets

Tuesday

February 25, 2025
8:30PM - 10:00PM
Grace Cathedral
Buy Tickets

Noise Pop Festival 2025 & Great American Music Hall are proud to present Benjamin Gibbard live at Grace Cathedral.

Event Details

The cathedral will open for seating at 8 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. 

Tickets

Listen

Ben Gibbard – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

About the Artist

Benjamin Gibbard is a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is the lead vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie, formed in 1997. The band has since recorded ten studio albums, including, most recently, the critically acclaimed Asphalt Meadows (2022). Gibbard is also one half of the electronic duo The Postal Service, whose sole album, Give Up (2003), is certified platinum and the second best-selling title in the 37-year history of Sub Pop Records. Gibbard released his debut solo album Former Lives in 2012. In 2009, in collaboration with Jay Farrar (Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt), he released the album One Fast Move or I’m Gone (2009), which also served as the soundtrack to the eponymous Jack Kerouac documentary. He has scored two films: Lynn Shelton’s Laggies (2014) and, along with musician and producer Steve Fisk, the Kurt Cobain documentary About a Son (2006). Additionally, he wrote and recorded two original songs featured in the 2011 remake of the classic film Arthur. Gibbard is an avid ultra-marathon runner and a long-term resident of Seattle, WA.

Give to Grace 

Your gift helps Grace Cathedral realize its vision: a spiritually alive world. Give to Grace Today!

Become a GraceArts Member 

Be one of the first to join this new program and enjoy discounts on a robust schedule of arts, music, cultural offerings, and more! Plus, you’ll also support Grace Cathedral in its visionary activities and initiatives. Learn more.