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American indie folk band renowned for their intricate vocal harmonies, pastoral lyrics, and baroque pop influences.Formed in Seattle in 2006 by frontman Robin Pecknold, Fleet Foxes gained rapid acclaim with their self-titled debut album (2008) and the Sun Giant EP (2008).Their sound, characterized by rich harmonies and acoustic instrumentation, drew comparisons to folk-rock and West Coast pop of the 1960s/70s.After a hiatus following the release of 'Helplessness Blues' (2011), the band returned with 'Crack-Up' (2017) and 'Shore' (2020), showcasing evolving musical complexity.They are multiple Grammy nominees and have maintained a significant influence within the indie folk scene.

• Founding member and drummer Nicholas Peterson left shortly before the release of their debut album, replaced by Josh Tillman (later known as Father John Misty). Tillman departed in 2012 to pursue his solo career.
• Frontman Robin Pecknold took an extended hiatus from the band after 2011 to attend Columbia University, causing uncertainty about the band's future.
• Their critically acclaimed album 'Helplessness Blues' reportedly cost nearly $400,000 to make, leading to tensions with their label, Sub Pop.
• The album 'Shore' was released on September 22, 2020, the autumnal equinox, and featured contributions from over 220 musicians.
• Pecknold worked as a kitchen porter in a New York restaurant during his time at Columbia University.