Local Natives, the American indie rock band formed in Orange County, California, and based in Los Angeles, captivated NPR Music's audience with a stirring acoustic set behind the Tiny Desk. Known for their breakout success in 2010 with the album "Gorilla Manor," the band's rise to prominence included headlining shows and gigs at festivals like Bonnaroo. During the Tiny Desk concert, the band showcased their musical talents with notable performances of songs from their discography, including tracks from albums like "Hummingbird" and "Sunlit Youth."

Local Natives, composed of members Taylor Rice, Kelcey Ayer, Ryan Hahn, Matthew Frazier, and Nik Ewing, has evolved their sound over the years, blending introspective lyrics with intricate instrumentals. Their albums have received critical acclaim, with their latest releases, "Time Will Wait for No One" and "But I'll Wait for You," reflecting a period of personal growth and change for the band. Kelcey Ayer's amicable departure from the group marked a new chapter for Local Natives, as they continue to innovate and connect with audiences through their captivating music.