
Is Justin Vernon really retiring in Bon Iver’s ‘Day One’ video?
No. Bon Iver’s ‘Day One’ video uses a fictional retirement and replacement casting call, ending with Justin Vernon auditioning for his own role.
Tickets. Dates. What’s the story?Explore the tour About This Track
"..." is a track by Bon Iver, from the album SABLE, fABLE, released 17th October 2024. The track is 0:12 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 10 articles about Bon Iver.
About the Artist
Track details
More from Bon Iver
Explore
Showing 10 of 50
Credits

No. Bon Iver’s ‘Day One’ video uses a fictional retirement and replacement casting call, ending with Justin Vernon auditioning for his own role.

From the Bon Iver exchange to tracks with Calvin Harris, Stromae, Bastille and Taylor Swift, a route through HAIM’s guest appearances beyond their own records.

Justin Vernon’s Bob Dylan project was shaped by a hometown crowd, Bon Iver’s live hiatus and an appetite to step outside a familiar role.

Ten years on, ‘22, A Million’ remains Bon Iver’s refusal to repeat the intimate folk role Justin Vernon had become expected to inhabit.

Bon Iver’s fifth album pairs the stark inwardness of ‘SABLE,’ with songs that treat love as exhilarating, uncertain and worth stepping towards.

A limited vinyl and CD edition of Bon Iver’s 2016 album arrives on 20th November, alongside a new lyric-video supercut.