Fleet Foxes appeared on last night's episode of "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," performing "Fool’s Errand" from Crack-Up. Earlier this year, they also played "Third of May" on Colbert.
Fleet Foxes have joined the many artists who've paid tribute to Tom Petty, who died on Monday night. During last night's show at Chicago Theatre, frontman…
Led Zeppelin's catalog is full of moments that feel specifically engineered to appeal to teenage boys: the ridiculous libido of "Whole Lotta Love," the fantasy-novel…
On Wednesday, in the middle of their 13-night run at Madison Square Garden, Phish opened their set with an a capella cover of "White Winter Hymnal," Fleet…
Phish are currently midway through 13 nights at New York City's Madison Square Garden, each of which is themed for a flavor of doughnut and features some…
Fleet Foxes appeared on last night’s The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. The group performed an abbreviated version of "Third of May" off their essential new…
No matter how many dashes and parentheses Robin Pecknold inserts into his song titles, or how many Japanese mountains and medieval British monsters loom behind…
On Friday, Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold hopped in the comments at Stereogum's Premature Evalution review of their new album, Crack-Up, to quibble with our pal Tom Breihan's read…
What slow season? This summer, Arcade Fire, Phoenix, Lorde, Haim, and Broken Social Scene are just a few of the acts with hotly anticipated new releases. Find a preview of the season's…
Eight days before its official release, Fleet Foxes’ third album Crack-Up is available for streaming now via NPR. Yesterday, the band released "If You Need…
