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  Edward Sharpe's Alex Ebert: 'We're Not the '60s Ride At Disneyland'

  May 15, 2012 – Squint your eyes at an Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros show and you might wonder what year you're in. Led by scraggly frontman Alex Ebert, the joyous hippy troupe was one of the biggest left-field success of the last few years, as its heavily '60s influenced debut, 2009's Up From Below, and the accompanying hit single "Home," helped turned the band into festival favorites. Ebert and Co. …
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  INTERVIEWS: Edward Sharpe, Mumford & Sons, More!

  June 17, 2010 – To get a break from the Tennessee heat, Bonnaroo bands gathered in Jeremiah Weed's Backyard, a down-home hangout featuring lawn games, BBQ, and cocktails made with Jeremiah Weed's vodkas and bourbons. Check out video interviews below with L.A. …
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  Edward Sharpe Draws a Huge Crowd at Bonnaroo

  June 12, 2010 – If anyone still doubts that Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros are the new Pied Pipers of hippie kids and trustafarians, they were not in the Other Tent audience on Friday. The latest melodic mini-cult from singer Alex Ebert (formerly of Ima Robot) lured an impressively large crowd to their early-afternoon performance: Young Bonnaroo patrons in tie-dye bikini tops and board shorts spilled out from the awnings for a hundred feet in  …
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  Best & Worst Moments of Coachella: Day Two

  April 18, 2010 – BEST BALLSY MOVE: MGMT "Kids" is to MGMT's Andrew VanWyngarden, as "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was to Nirvana's Kurt Cobain: a ubiquitous pop track that made them famous, but ultimately worked against their artistic vision, as fans continued to demand the sound the band wanted to leave behind. And Saturday night at Coachella, MGMT did just that, omitting their most popular song while playing to some 40,000 people. Ballsy! …
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