Moon Duo

Night Beats will also play Rough Trade while in town for the MoMA show.

Pacific Northwest festival Pickathon has its 2016 edition on August 5 - 7 in Happy Valley, Oregon and they just announced the initial line-up which includes Jeff Tweedy, Yo La Tengo, Beach House, Ty Segall & The Muggers, Black Mountain, The Oh Hellos, Patrick Watson, Thee Oh Sees, Fruit Bats, Dan Deacon, Julia Holter, BADBADNOTGOOD, Alvvays, Protomartyr, La Luz, Ultimate Painting, Moon Duo, Ezra Furman, Sir Richard Bishop, The Woolen Men, and more...

Speaking of Kid Millions, one of his other projects, the long-gestating NYC supergroup Soldiers of Fortune, release their new album Early Risers this Friday (11/6)...

The second day of Raleigh, NC's Hopscotch Festival happened on Friday (9/11) after kicking off on Thursday with plenty more great shows around the city's downtown a...

Soldiers of Fortune, the NYC indie rock supergroup featuring Brad Truax (Home, Interpol), Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Superwolf) and Kid Millions (Oneida, etc etc etc), have been sporadically active for over a decade...

Moon Duo will be back in NYC in September, as mentioned, playing Baby's All Right on September 12 (tickets). Since we last posted, they've added another show while here, playing Mercury Lounge the following night (9/13)...

Raleigh, NC's annual Hopscotch Music Festival returns this year from September 10-12, and today the lineup was announced. It includes God...

Bay Area "repeat-o rock" unit Moon Duo, who toured through NYC in March supporting their new album, will be back out for a few more US dates following North Carolina's Hopscotch Fest (which has yet to reveal its lineup)...

Moon Duo's new album, Shadow of the Sun, is out March 3 and the band have just released the video for first single "Animal" which stars eccentric pro skater Richie Jackson who also directed and edited the video...

As mentioned, Moon Duo will be back this spring with new album Shadows of the Sun. The band made the record in their new home base of Portland, OR and it's another fine addition to their canon of pop-n-drone releases...