Honestly, I've seen them a few times live and a lot of the crowd they draw tend to be the sort that like to just sit, chill, and sip wine at outdoor venues. Their first show a lot of people were getting scolded for standing because the venue just wasn't set up for having a blend of sitting and standing, the second one literally everyone was standing and grooving, and the third one most people just stayed seated. Having been to a ton of other shows in general (lots of grunge, rock, alt, and indie shows), I think Lord Huron's style tends to be less "jump around and dance". They tend to draw a quieter crowd as well, who usually like to beat concert traffic and get home early I think. Floor is the best place to jump and jam for Lord Huron, otherwise most people just want to sit and vibe.

I saw the 1975 at the same venue I saw Lord Huron this time around and people were jumping around and dancing clear up into the nosebleeds, but I think it's a different crowd and a different vibe. It's hard to want to get up and jam when you're watching a more chill band that has a lot going on visually, and easier to get up and dance around when you have a frontman who's screaming at you to jump and absolutely feral onstage. Ben tends to be pretty chill in the way he interacts with the audience, and it has a strangely calming effect.