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This would make 2017 festival lineups that much better. This week festivals have started jockeying for your precious money by releasing lineups, or pieces of their 2017 lineups in an attempt to one up each other. -
Bon Iver, Tame Impala and Tenacious D's Twitter Accounts Hacked
A few high profile recording artists fell victim to yet another Twitter hack yesterday. Tame Impala and actor Jack Black's duo Tenacious D had their official feeds compromised along with Bon Iver and Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards. -
Bon Iver to Join Up with The National for 'Invisible Bridge' Concert This Fall
Justin Vernon of indie-folk fixture Bon Iver will join forces this fall with The National's Bryce Dessner for a special concert engagement called 'Invisible Bridge.' Dessner is curating the affair to take place September 25 at Philharmonie de Paris. -
Stream ‘Day Of The Dead’ Grateful Dead Covers By The National, The War On Drugs [LISTEN]
Day Of The Dead, the forthcoming Grateful Dead tribute album which features 59 tracks and over five hours' worth of music curated and compiled by The National's Aaron and Bryce Dessner, is due to drop May 20. In advance of its release, the pair have shared the first five cuts: "Touch Of Grey" performed by The War On Drugs, Courtney Barnett's "New Speedway Boogie," "Sugaree" by Phosphorescent and Jenny Lewis, "Black Muddy River" by Bruce Hornsby and Bon Iver's Justin Vernon with DeYarmond Edison, and the National's own take on "Morning Dew." -
Bon Iver Is Writing New Music and Ready to Take on the World Again
Justin Vernon, better known as Bon Iver, seems to have recaptured his creative spark and is ending his long sabbatical. -
Mavis Staples' Album Features Bon Iver, Valerie June, tUnE-yArds
Mavis Staples Thursday announced the release of her latest LP, Livin' On A High Note, which is set to feature a slew of killer artists including Benjamin Booker, The Head & The Heart, tUnE-yArds, Valerie June, Aloe Blacc, John Batiste, Justin Vernon aka Bon Iver, Neko Case, Nick Cave and M. Ward, who also produced the album. -
Justin Vernon Says Kendrick Lamar is "Most Important Musician Alive"
In a recent interview, Justin Vernon discusses his views on Kendrick Lamar, who he feels is the "most important musician alive." -
Bon Iver's Justin Vernon & Bruce Hornsby Cover Grateful Dead's 'Black Muddy River'
In the wake of all the Grateful Dead hype--50th Anniversary Fare The Well shows, the Dead & Company North American tour and the release of exclusive box sets--indie rock, Ohio outfit, The National, decided to craft an entire tribute album dedicated to the influential band that fused together elements of blues, psychedelia, folk, rock, country and bluegrass. Trailing his duty of performing the Dead's 50th anniversary gigs, Bruce Hornsby teamed up with Bon Iver's Justin Vernon to record a take on the Dead's "Black Muddy River." -
Bon Iver Announce 2016 Tour Dates; Make Comeback Starting in Asia
After making a formal announcement that Bon Iver would no longer continue making music, except for one live performance throughout all of 2015, Justin Vernon and company have reversed direction and officially revealed their first tour dates of 2016, Stereogum notes. Apparently the comeback will start in Asia. -
The National Detail Grateful Dead Album Featuring Vampire Weekend, The War On Drugs, Bon Iver
The National discuss work on the band's follow-up to 2013's Trouble Will Find Me and working with Vampire Weekend, The War On Drugs, Bon Iver and many more artists on a new compilation of Grateful Dead covers, according to a new in-depth feature in Stereogum. -
Listen: Lord Huron's "The Birds Are Singing At Night" off 'A Walk In The Woods' Soundtrack
Lord Huron, the indie folk outfit out of Los Angeles, contributed five songs to the film, "A Walk In The Woods," and the first of those tracks, "The Birds Are Singing At Night," is streaming exclusively on Vulture. -
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