Posts Tagged ‘Atlas Sound’

FESTIVAL RECAP: FYF Fest 2012

FESTIVAL RECAP: FYF Fest 2012

09/05/2012  |  No Comments

Words by Sam Nachbar || Photos by Joey Serxner Speaking to a markedly young and trendy group of twenty-somethings during his late-afternoon set at FYF Fest (a.k.a. Fuck Yeah Fest), Father John Misty used his time in between songs to relate to the crowd with humor. By impersonating an old man... more

LMB LA: FYF Announces 2012 Lineup featuring M83, Refused, Yeasayer and More

LMB LA: FYF Announces 2012 Lineup featuring M83, Refused, Yeasayer and More

06/18/2012  |  No Comments

The 2012 FYF Fest lineup was released earlier today and it is absolutely killer from top-to-bottom. So many personal favorites in here and FYF has done an admirable job of featuring big ticket indie acts wielding a reputation for great live performances like M83, Yeasayer (one of the best live... more

LMB NYC: Concert Calendar (April 30-May 6) - Andrew Bird, Feist, Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, The Shins, Toubab Krewe

LMB NYC: Concert Calendar (April 30-May 6) – Andrew Bird, Feist, Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, The Shins, Toubab Krewe

04/30/2012  |  No Comments

We've got another big week of live music in the Big Apple, including some indie rock heavy-hitters like Andrew Bird, The Shins w/ Real Estate, and Feist, along with a three-night indie showcase taking over the stage at Brooklyn Academy of Music, entitled "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry." Headliners for the three-night... more

Forecastle Festival 2012 Lineup: MMJ, Wilco, Andrew Bird, Bassnectar, Girl Talk, Flying Lotus

Forecastle Festival 2012 Lineup: MMJ, Wilco, Andrew Bird, Bassnectar, Girl Talk, Flying Lotus

02/29/2012  |  No Comments

As we previously reported, My Morning Jacket will serve as both curator and headliner of the 10th annual Forecastle Festival, which takes place July 13-15th at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky. Per this morning's fresh announcement, MMJ will now be officially joined by Wilco, Andrew Bird, Bassnectar, Dr. Dog, Girl... more

Pitchfork Music Festival: Final Lineup Posted!

Pitchfork Music Festival: Final Lineup Posted!

02/28/2012  |  No Comments

The lineup for the Pitchfork Music Festival was just announced with dates confirmed for the weekend of July 13-15, 2012 at Chicago's Union Park. Headlining this year's festival will be Vampire Weekend and Feist with more to be announced in that department, and joining them are the likes of... more

LMB NYC: This Week's Concert Calendar (Dec. 12 - Dec 18)

LMB NYC: This Week’s Concert Calendar (Dec. 12 – Dec 18)

12/12/2011  |  No Comments

This week's NYC concert calendar features another diverse mix of shows, including a six-night run by the National, My Morning Jacket at MSG, American Babies at Mercury Lounge, and two nights of Atlas Sound, among many other interesting shows. The National kicks off a six-night run at the Beacon with... more

Moogfest 2011: Daily Schedule Announced

Moogfest 2011: Daily Schedule Announced

09/27/2011  |  No Comments

You been paying attention Moogfest this year? We're digging on their lineup and the daily schedule has been announced already. In addition to the top-tier lineup covered in untz and whomp, this year will feature the festival along with an expansion to a number of new venues in... more

Hopscotch Music Festival Announced for Raleigh, NC 9/9-9/11/10

Hopscotch Music Festival Announced for Raleigh, NC 9/9-9/11/10

04/01/2010  |  No Comments

The inaugural Hopscotch Music Festival was just announced for the weekend of September 9th-11th in downtown Raleigh, NC, and the lineup is heavy on bands that we love around here like Tortoise, Atlas Sound, Panda Bear, Broken Social Scene and more... Tickets are now on sale and $85 will get you... more

Animal Collective Sample The Grateful Dead on “Why Would I Want Sky”

07/20/2009  |  11 Comments

I'm home chilling and about to watch some evening news after running some errands -- yes, I'm that cool -- and I've got the new Atlas Sound/Panda Bear collaboration called "Walkabout" cranked about as loud as my upstairs neighbor would ever allow. I dig it. And speaking of Panda Bear,... more