Guardian Music — Frances Bean Cobain is to sing on a forthcoming album by Dresden Dolls frontwoman Amanda PalmerKurt Cobain's daughter Frances Bean is to make her recorded debut, singing as part of a "gang" on a forthcoming album by Amanda Palmer. Bean will appear on... more info

Lost In Your Inbox — I was listening to The World on PRI the other night and they were talking about the dire situation in Haiti. One of the major problems has been communications--phones, both landline and cell, were knocked out, as were internet, blackberry ... more info

All About Jazz — On the artist's panel Amanda Palmer told about how sharing her frustration with her record label - i.e. when they told her she looked fat in her photos - cemented her relationship with her fans. Palmer opened with ukulele and a short version of Radio... more info

Altsounds — Much-loved and lauded performer Amanda Palmer is returning to Australia in February and March to wow fans in Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Byron Bay and Brisbane. Last here in early 2009 Amanda toured our shores with shows that left critics and... more info

Topix — Even Keith Lockhart seemed at a loss for words to give a proper name to what was about to take place. more info

Chorus.fm — Amanda Palmer of *The Dresden Dolls (http://www.myspace.com/thedresdendolls)* is the crazy person in a city that you try to avoid eye contact with at all costs but still manages to harass you. Check out why in her home video of *Tegan and Sara* (htt... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Zack Roberts "She did a mix of her solo songs with Dresden songs, some old cabaret standards. A really sad song about a woman growing up and missing her mom now that shes gone. It made me cry.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Bryan Bruchman Nervous Cabaret are opening for Amanda Palmer on this tour. They're also her backing band. Byran just caught the show in Maine. He writes:at this show, Amanda sent out a twitter message saying she would have... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Telegraph lists the 100 books that "defined the noughties." The Omaha World-Herald interviews singer-songwriter Simon Joyner. Singer-songwriter Amanda Palmer talks to the Washington Times about her inventive use of Twitter as a promotional tool. ... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Metro Weekly profiles singer-songwriter Amanda Palmer. ''I like mixing up music and lyrics in ways that are confusing to compel the listener,'' the pop musician says. ''That's another thing I really like about this art form. You can make as... more info