Watch Arcade Fire cover Wolf Parade’s “This Heart’s On Fire” at Osheaga Fest
The band's headlining set at Osheaga was their first Canadian show since 2018 and marked the beginning of this leg of the ’WE’ tour.
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Kiwi Jr announce new Dan Boeckner-produced album, share “Night Vision”
Toronto band Kiwi Jr’s third album will be out in August via Sub Pop.
Spoon played Hammerstein, brought out Dan Boeckner to cover Wolf Parade (pics, video, setlist)
It was a Divine Fits reunion in NYC on Friday night as Dan Boeckner, who was in town with Arcade Fire, joined Spoon for two songs.
Tour news: Wolf Parade, Girlpool, Everclear/Fastball, Sinkane, Billy Howerdel (APC), more
Plus: Crowded House, Lil Nas X, The B-52s Farewell Tour, Local Natives, SummerStage, Los Campesinos, and more tour and festival news.
Spencer Krug releasing new LP ‘Twenty Twenty Twenty One’ (stream a track)
Wolf Parade co-leader Spencer Krug's latest solo album will arrive this June, and you can hear lead single ”How We Have to Live” now...
Wolf Parade playing ‘Apologies to the Queen Mary’ in full at California shows
In addition to their Just Like Heaven 2022 set, Wolf Parade will play their acclaimed 2005 debut at two more California shows this spring.
Spencer Krug covers Jad Fair, Okay Kaya covers R.E.M. for Jagjaguwar comp (listen)
”Since the original is basically just vocals and percussion, I thought an interesting approach to 'covering' the song would be to lay down my own vocals and piano on top of what Jad Fair was already doing,” Spencer said of his cover.
19 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Boldy James & The Alchemist, G Perico, Ben Chasny (Six Organs), Porridge Radio (Wolf Parade cover),
Porridge Radio cover The Shins’ “New Slang” for Sub Pop 7″ (listen)
Porridge Radio also cover Wolf Parade on their entry in the Sub Pop Singles Club that's due out in August.
Just Like Heaven 2022 lineup (Interpol, Modest Mouse, The Shins, M.I.A., more)
Just Like Heaven launched in 2019 with a lineup that could've come out of someone's mid to late 2000s iTunes playlist during indie rock's popularity boom, and it's coming back in 2022.