Ben Gibbard

In addition to her new album as Japanese Breakfast, Michelle Zauner is also promoting her new memoir, ’Crying in H Mart.’

Ben Gibbard did ”Live from Home” livestream sets every day, for a while, and they were a balm in those earliest, most uncertain days of the pandemic.

He's using the guitar to write Death Cab for Cutie's next album, which he says sounds ”reminiscent of the first half of the band’s existence.”

Seattle all-ages music and arts venue VERA Project is celebrating its 20th anniversary and the Viva VERA livestream special will also feature appearances by Foo Fighters, Jeff Rosenstock, Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio, Tacocat, and more.

This all-star team-up was part of the virtual edition of annual benefit concert SMooCH (Seattle Musicians for Children’s Hospital).

Ben, Isaac, Mark & Duff, do a pretty great version of the song made famous by Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson.

Plus Jeff Rosenstock, 6LACK, Liam Gallagher, Elvis Costello, Jim James, No Joy, Sad13, Dolly Parton, Sylvan Esso, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

’Everything Will Change,’ which was recorded on the ’Give Up’ 10th anniversary tour, was released as a concert film in 2014, and soon it'll be available as a digital live album for the first time.

Tom Scharpling directed the new Zoom-style clip, which raises awareness for Head Count's ”Make Your Vote Count” campaign.

Ben Gibbard has performed some Postal Service songs during his pandemic livestream series, but otherwise the supergroup have been quiet. What could they have in store?