Conor Oberst

The Nashville musician's just-released debut LP was inspired by Conor Oberst, Mount Eerie, Sharon Van Etten, The National, Gillian Welch, Arcade Fire, and more...

It was the first show since COVID for many in the crowd, and there was a palpable sense of excitement and energy in the air.

Everyone is talking about Phoebe Bridgers smashing her guitar on SNL, and now she has weighed in too.

Conor Oberst's country covers band features a bunch of friends and collaborators, including his ex-wife, and members of Cursive, The Good Life, and more.

It's not easy to watch all the great livestreams when they air, but thankfully many are archived. Here are eight recent ones that we really like, that you can watch right now...

To hold us over while we wait for Bright Eyes' anticipated reunion shows to happen, they got together virtually for a new Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

From Elliott Smith to Thin Lizzy, and John Prine to Lucinda Williams, here are fifteen times Bright Eyes took on songs by legendary musicians.

Phoebe Bridgers, Lorde, Mac Miller, Brian Fallon, beabadoobee, Marissa Nadler and more.

'Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was' is unmistakably the work of Bright Eyes, but it also sounds like nothing they'd ever done.

”What I like about The 1975 is that they’re also weirdly genre-less. They have radio-pop songs, then others sound like a punk-rock band.”