Stereogum — Fleet Foxes played the last show of a four-night run at the very cool-looking Sydney Opera House last night. The band played a number of songs from their upcoming album Crack-Up and a cover of the Bee Gees' "In The Morning," and they livestreamed the... more info

KEXP Seattle — “Welcome to the show (We Missed You)”, the projector screen read before Fleet Foxes made their homecoming on a warm May evening. From the chatter and mingling happening in the crowd ahead of the set, it was clear that the feeling was mutual. It�... more info

Sweeping The Nation — Right then. Buckle up.We ended up taking blog downtime at the same time as EVERY BAND IN THE WORLD announced a return. First cab off that rank is the mighty Grizzly Bear, up til now perhaps America's most consistently fascinating band. Painted Ru... more info

JamBase — Robin Pecknold fronted Fleet Foxes for their first concert since 2012 last night in Montana. more info

Uncut — Also starring: Evan Dando, Jason Isbell, Steve Van Zandt, Kevin Morby, The Skids, U2, Van Morrison, Fleet Foxes, The Beatles, Prince's Revolution, Buffalo Tom, Aimee Mann and shoegazers galore! Also starring: Evan Dando, Jason Isbell, Steve Van ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Fleet Foxes have released their first video off of Crack-Up, coming out June 16 on Nonesuch. The video is for the single “Fool’s Errand” and was directed by frontman Robin Pecknold’s brother Sean Pecknold. Crack-Up will be their first a... more info

Chorus.fm — Fleet Foxes debut a new music video. more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes are returning in a little over a month with Crack-Up, their long-awaited third LP. We've already heard "Third Of May / Ōdaigahara," the album's proggy nine-minute lead single, and previewed a bit of "Thumbprint Scar," and now the beloved... more info

The Quietus — Primal Scream, Blonde Redhead and more will join Depeche Mode, Fleet Foxes and more in Bilbao this summer. more info

Stereogum — After six years between albums, Seattle folk stars Fleet Foxes will finally return next month with Crack-Up, their third LP. For most of us, the only song we've been able to hear is the grandly proggy nine-minute single "Third Of May / Ōdaigahara." ... more info