KEXP Seattle — The Sasquatch mainstage in the Gorge has a way of elevating great vocal performances even further – ask Bon Iver, The Head and The Heart, or any other vocal powerhouse who’s performed on it. Now, Johanna and Klara Söderberg of First Aid Kit can ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst returns with his latest solo release, Upside Down Mountain. KEXP Music Director Don Yates says the new album, “features a warm, rich sound with acoustic and electric guitars and keyboards along with occasional horn... more info

Time — Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit has unveiled a video for “My Silver Lining,” the lead single from their forthcoming album Stay Gold. The track marries disco, folk and a western twang for a distinctly vintage country swing vibe that seems to pay ho... more info

Stereogum — The folk-harmonizing Swedish sisters in First Aid Kit sing backup all over Conor Oberst’s new album Upside Down Mountain, and they’re also about to release their own new LP Stay Gold, which they recorded in Omaha with Oberst buddy Mike Mogis. We�... more info

NME — Swedish folk duo will play five shows in September more info

Nialler9 — Swedish sisters First Aid Kit are coming to the Olympia Theatre later in the year – Thursday September 18th to be precise. Tickets are €25 ex-booking fees and go on sale this Friday, May 16th at 9am from Ticketmaster. Klara and Johanna Söderber... more info

KEXP Seattle — The forthcoming Conor Oberst solo album, Upside Down Mountain, is streaming in its entirety today on NPR Music. The release features guest vocals from his pals First Aid Kit, and was recorded with producer Jonathan Wilson. Upside Down Mountain comes ... more info

Stereogum — We learned in January that Conor Oberst made his latest album in Nashville with Dawes/Father John Misty producer Jonathan Wilson and the Swedish duo First Aid Kit. Since then we’ve heard “Hundreds Of Ways” and “Governor’s Ball.” Now Upsid... more info

NME — Song is taken from Swedish duo's forthcoming 'Stay Gold' more info

Stereogum — The people of Sweden always have to be better than you at whatever you’re doing. Maybe that’s why the Swedish sister act First Aid Kit make such exquisitely rendered Americana despite, you know, not being remotely American and all. The band’s n... more info