Gallery: Band of Horses, Midlake take the stage at LC Pavilion

Eric Pulido of Midlake plays acoustic guitar and sings July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

Jesse Chandler (left) of Midlake plays keys and sings backup to lead singer Eric Pulido. Midlake performed July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

Ben Bridwell of Band of Horses sings for a crowd July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

Band of Horses’ lead guitarist Tyler Ramsey plays for a crowd July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

A member of Band of Horses plays bass July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

Ben Bridwell of Band of Horses sings for the audience July 18 at the LC Pavilion. Credit: Muyao Shen / For The Lantern

Band of Horses with special guest Midlake performed Friday at the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion.

Band of Horses, a Seattle-based rock band, last released a studio album in 2012 (“Mirage Rock”) and recently put out a live disc of a two-night gig at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The band is known for singles “The Funeral,” “No One’s Gonna Love You” and “Is There a Ghost,” among others.

Denton, Texas-based Midlake is a folk rock band whose latest effort, “Antiphon,” came out in 2013. The band’s known singles include “Roscoe,” “Young Bride” and “Acts of Man.”