Antimusic Rock — Noah Cyrus returns today with 'Don't Put It All On Me' featuring the distinct tenor voice of Fleet Foxes more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes penetrate the mainstream in surprising ways sometimes, be it Robin Pecknold’s friendship with Post Malone or a surprise Vanderpump Rules shout-out. But they’ve probably never been involved in a venture quite as poppy as “Don’t ... more info

Stereogum — By the time his mid-thirties loomed, Josh Tillman had been multiple people already. An evangelical upbringing precipitated a crash landing in Seattle, working dead-end jobs while releasing melancholic folk music under the moniker J. Tillman. He to... more info

Stereogum — A couple of months ago, Red Hot announced the stacked TRAИƧA compilation. “Young Lion,” Sade’s first new song in six years, was released as an advance single, along with Lauren Auder + Wendy & Lisa of the Revolution covering Prince’s “... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold is currently on a solo tour where he is playing a whole bunch of Fleet Foxes songs. But he’s been working in a good number of covers into his setlists, too: His recent sets have regularly included renditions of Kare... more info

Stereogum — Saturday night, Joni Mitchell played her first Los Angeles show in 28 years at the Hollywood Bowl. Like her 2022 surprise set at Newport Folk Festival and her 2023 headlining gig at the Gorge Amphitheater, the legendary singer-songwriter was join... more info

Stereogum — The overlap between indie music and Vanderpump Rules is more common that you’d expect. An important moment on the reality show hinged on a Fleet Foxes song earlier this year; now Lunar Vacation have shared a new Everything Matters, Everything’... more info

New York Post — Other iconic acts on the bill include Cigarettes After Sex, Alex G and The Mars Volta. more info

Stereogum — Desert Daze is back after taking a break last year. The psych-centered SoCal festival announced its lineup today, which includes Jack White, Cigarettes After Sex, Thundercat, Liz Phair, Alex G, the Mars Volta, Fleet Foxes, 100 Gecs, and more. more info

Stereogum — Everything’s coming up Fleet Foxes! By which I mean they keep appearing in stories about the world’s most vapid famous people. In April, “Grown Ocean,” the iconic closing track from Helplessness Blues, played a crucial role in a scene from... more info