An Horse

Saves the Day have announced their ninth album (and first in five years), which is titled 9, and due out October 26 via Equal Vision…

Plus: JPEGMAFIA, Sheer Mag, Khruangbin, Jonathan Richman, Local H, Thou, Wrong, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan, Van William, Warm Thoughts/Glitterer, Gladie, and more tour announcements.

Our May 2018 playlist includes new tracks by Mitski, Ryley Walker, Beach House, Trevor Powers, Chromatics, Arctic Monkeys, Florence + the Machine, serpentwithfeet, and more.

Australian indie rockers An Horse have mostly been on hiatus since 2013, but they’re finally back with a new song and plans to return to the stage next week.

On April 2, Nada Surf and An Horse toured through Chicago, making a stop Metro. We previously shared the setlists from both acts, and here’s a set of pictures from the show…

“Nada Surf is such an underrated band. Incredible live performers. Best band I’ve seen this year.” – Shannon Nada Surf frontman Matthew Caws playing the Metro store (photo by Jillian Barthold) Last night (Monday, April 2), Nada Surf toured through Chicago with Australia’s An Horse (who played Saki on Sunday), making a stop at Metro…

today in Chicago * John Hodgman @ UP * Slaughterhouse @ Metro * Melissa Ferrick @ SPACE * Glassman, Ao @ Township * Volcano!, Word and Number @ The Whistler * Turquoise Jeep, The Retar Crew @ Reggie’s * Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds @ the Riv * Milagres, Reds & Blue, Leaf Bird @ Schubas * An Horse, Champions @ Saki (Free; In-store) * Van Halen, Kool and the Gang @ Allstate Arena * Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, Chicago Afrobeat Project @ House of Blues * The Canes, Brown Shoe, Dane Penn, Simpleton & City Folk @ Beat Kitchen * Creepy Band, The Dirty Feathers, Begin By Gathering Supplies @ Empty Bottle If laughing is your thing, head to UP to see the hilarious John Hodgman…

An Horse @ ACL 2011 (more by Tim Griffin) Australian duo An Horse are here, due in part to their tour with Nada Surf, which hits Metro tomorrow night (April 2)…

Nada Surf at Bowery Ballroom in January (more by Bryan Bruchman) Last month Nada Surf released their new album, The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy, and celebrated it with a sold out Bowery Ballroom show…

“Light sprinkles ushered in the first day of the tenth annual Austin City Limits Music (ACL) Festival, but it was a welcome reprieve from the humid heat that has been plaguing the area and the state…