Chorus.fm — *Jenny Lewis* (http://www.facebook.com/JennyLewis?fref=ts) sang on both of *The Postal Service* (http://absolutepunk.net/thepostalservice)'s unreleased tracks that will be on the tenth anniversary of Give Up. more info

Prefix — We’ve recently reported that The Postal Service have indeed confirmed their reunion in order to celebrate the ten year anniversary ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/the-postal-service-announce-tour-dates-w-jenny-lew/72867/ more info

Consequence of Sound — They also appear to be playing Bonnaroo. more info

So Much Silence — As soon as news broke of a reunion for the Postal Service, which includes a Coachella appearance, I had a hunch we might be getting an announcement for a Phoenix show. That announcement happened today, and the show will happen April 18 at Comerica Th... more info

ContactMusic — Singer Jenny Lewis brought an unusual treat to the studio when she started recording with rockers Wavves - marijuana cookies.The former Rilo Kiley... more info

KEXP Seattle — San Diego-based surf rockers Wavves have announced the release of their fourth album this spring. The LP, tentatively titled Afraid of Heights, will be out March 26 on Mom + Pop, and fellow California crooner Jenny Lewis is slated to make an appearan... more info

ContactMusic — Cult rockers Rilo Kiley are treating fans to a treasure trove of unreleased material, following their 2011 split.Singer Jenny Lewis' rock group went... more info

Prefix — Los Angeles sisters Haim are no strangers to the music world. Middle sister Danielle has toured with Jenny Lewis and ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/media/haim/dont-save-me/70762/ more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Wei Shi Conor Oberst / Jenny Lewis @ Fox Theater 10/3/2012 Last week, the prolific 32-year-old who primarily does business as Bright Eyes appeared at UCLA's Royce Hall, one of two seated, acoustic performances (the other was at... more info

Guardian Music — iTunes festival, Roundhouse, LondonIn days of yore, rockist snobs used to pooh-pooh pop music because of its simplicity. Chart pop, rockists accused, was naff and jingly. If the postman could whistle it, de facto, it wasn't substantial art. Pop has n... more info