Ben Folds
Rock
The next Ben Folds concert is scheduled for Friday, May 23, 2025 at Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, MI, United States. See all 17 upcoming concerts
![Listen to You Don't Know Me (feat. Regina Spektor) [Seeds Version] by Ben Folds, see lyrics, music video & more!](/mkimage/image/thumb/Music114/v4/94/f2/04/94f2043d-f65c-eb57-1782-735844b5758b/886447334843.jpg/375x375bb.webp "Listen to You Don't Know Me (feat. Regina Spektor) [Seeds Version] by Ben Folds, see lyrics, music video & more!")
Upcoming Concerts for Ben Folds
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- May23May 23, 2025Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music CenterDetroit
- May24May 24, 2025Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music CenterDetroit
- Jun14Jun 14, 2025Corson AuditoriumInterlochen
- Jun16Jun 16, 2025Chicago Symphony OrchestraChicago
- Jun18Jun 18, 2025Capitol Arts ComplexRome
- Jun21Jun 21, 2025Bergen Performing Arts CenterEnglewood
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About Ben Folds
Born
September 12, 1966
Genre
Rock
Ben Folds is the consummate alt-rock piano man. Born in North Carolina in 1966, Folds carved out a singular sound for himself in the mid-’90s with his band, Ben Folds Five, blending catchy, virtuosic ivory-tinkling with Gen X angst and lyrics that explore both heartbreak and hilarity. He went solo with 2001’s Rockin’ the Suburbs, skewering white, male, middle-class ennui over heavy guitar riffs on the title track. On 2005’s Songs for Silverman, the piano returned to the foreground, driving pensive ballads (“Landed (New Version)”), propulsive pop (“Bastard”), and, on the vinyl version, an impossibly somber take on Dr. Dre’s “Bitches Ain’t Shit.” Folds has always been a prolific collaborator—he counts William Shatner and Weird Al among his partners—and 2008’s Way to Normal arrived with a lead single, “You Don’t Know Me,” featuring fellow singer and pianist Regina Spektor. The album heralded an expansion of sound for Folds with its lush, often symphonic instrumentation on tracks like the sweeping “Cologne.”
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