Post Animal with special guest Javier Reyes at Turntable in Indianapolis on Friday, October 30, 2026!

Post Animal

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Fresh off a breakout year that included 51 sold-out arena and theater shows supporting Djo, a packed Lollapalooza set, and a nearly sold-out U.S. headline tour, Post Animal has re-emerged as one of indie rock's most exciting live bands.

Their latest album, IRON, marks the first time the band's complete original songwriting lineup reunited in the studio in nearly a decade. Written and recorded during an uninterrupted month together, the album captures the chemistry that first defined Post Animal while showcasing a renewed sense of purpose, collaboration, and adventurous songwriting.

Known for their explosive live performances and fearless blend of psych rock, guitar-driven indie, folk, synth-pop, and classic rock influences, Post Animal thrives onstage. Every member of the touring band contributes as a songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist, creating a dynamic, unpredictable show that has earned them a devoted and rapidly growing fanbase.

With IRON fueling their next chapter, Post Animal is building on the strongest momentum of their career—bringing the energy, musicianship, and camaraderie that shaped the record directly to the stage.

Javier Reyes

Chicago-based singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Javier Reyes, may already be familiar to some. Aside from being a member of modern psych-rock outfit Post Animal and touring with indie-rock band Djo, he has been quietly cultivating his solo project since self-releasing his debut album, Big Amigo, in 2021.

With his third and most recent album, Shark (2026), Reyes has assembled 10 self-described “nice and digestible” tracks that combine the exceptional guitar skills he has been honing since his childhood requinto with groovy basslines, sweeping synths, and an unpretentious lyricism born out of impulsivity and staying true to one’s creative instincts.

As an ardent fan of music spanning genres and decades, Reyes’s musical style is fluid and forever evolving, piecing together elements of bedroom pop, classic rock, electronica, and indie folk.