Music News Net — Music News - Plasticines are performing the last date of the NYLON Summer Music Tour with Patrick Wolf today. Take a look at this tour highlight as Patrick joins the band onstage for their song "Bitch" here. Now, the band... more info

NME — Singer blasts anti-gay marriage law at New York show more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Leia Jospe "Patrick was all bite last night as he lashed out on gay marriage policies, shitty microphones, feedback and one annoying dweeb in the crowd. Before he jumped into the rights anthem "Battle" he aroused the crowd... more info

Pasta Primavera — Tonight is fairly light for shows, but obviously I wouldn’t be writing this post if there was nothing.  Down in DC the fab Patrick Wolf brings his show into the Rock and Roll Hotel.  Jaguar Love, Living Things, and Plastiscines are also on th... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Decider New York interviews Patrick Wolf about his new album, The Bachelor. D: The Bachelor was funded through donations from fans on Bandstocks.com. What was that experience like? PW: The thing that I was most confused and happy about was... more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — Monday: Ted Leo & the Pharmacists @ Maxwell's 9pm $15I may have recommended seeing Ted Leo & the Pharmacists on Sunday but let's face it with all the shit weather you probably didn't make the trek to a place in Jersey you've never been to. Well now y... more info

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Perez Hilton — How desperate! Not content to let his music speak for itself, neverwas Brit singer Patrick Wolf pulled this little stunt at his concert in Toronto last night. He told the crowd, "I’d better see these pictures on the internet tomorrow. Give Per... more info

8/1 — Talking about pop, I tell Patrick how happy but shocked I am that La Roux has had such a hit. “I’m not shocked,” says Wolf, before plonking a conspiracy theory into my lap. “The week I was dropped they signed her, and all the... more info

Guardian Music — Imagine a world in which Animal Collective get to No 1. This may soon be the case when the UK's Official Charts Company overhauls its indie-only listings in JuneA plan is in place to send Grizzly Bear, the Horrors and Bon Iver to the top of the chart... more info