Foster the People played a secret show at Los Angeles' Troubadour last weekend where they played some previously unheard material, including new track "Fire Escape," during the band's encore.
"Los Angeles, I've waited for you to pick yourself up and change," frontman Mark Foster sang on the dreamy track. Two more new songs — "Level Up" and "Nevermind" — were also debuted at the Troubadour show.
Foster the People's sophomore album is expected to be released sometime in 2013.
Foster the People Setlist - The Troubadour - 6/2/2013
"Life on the Nickel""Helena Beat""Miss You""Level Up""Call It What You Want""Don't Stop (Color On The Walls)""Nevermind""Kicks""Houdini" (Spencer Ludwig from Capital Cities on trumpet)"Waste""Fire Escape"* (Encore)
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