Aquarium Drunkard — Josh Tillman takes on Tonight’s The Night, Neil Young’s dark night of the soul, in its entirety… Recorded in 2010. “Well, late at night, when the people were gone, he used to pick up my guitar. And sing a song in a shaky vo... more info

Consequence of Sound — God's Favorite Customer is, by J. Tillman's own admission, "less pretentious" than his past works. more info

Stereogum — Back in 2012, Josh Tillman released Fear Fun, his first album under the Father John Misty moniker. He had previously played drums in Fleet Foxes and recorded folk albums as J. Tillman, but Father John Misty was something entirely different from the s... more info

Consequence of Sound — Coming in support of J. Tillman's new album, God's Favorite Customer. more info

Consequence of Sound — J. Tillman debuts “Total Entertainment Forever" from his forthcoming LP, Pure Comedy. more info

Consequence of Sound — Another poignant track from J. Tillman's new album, Pure Comedy. more info

Consequence of Sound — J. Tillman returns in April with his third full-length under the acclaimed moniker. more info

Consequence of Sound — J. Tillman only played two songs and ended his set 30 minutes early. more info

Consequence of Sound — After a string of musical parodies, J. Tillman delivers an actual song. more info

Stereogum — In a past life, Chris Staples was the vocalist of Florida indie rock band Twothirtyeight and a member of the backing bands for both J. Tillman (now Father John Misty) and Seattle indie rockers Telekinesis. Staples is a Florida native who recently dec... more info