Brooklyn Vegan — The National at Beacon Theater in 2011 (more by David Andrako) Doveman (aka Thoms Bartlett) and BOOM for Equality are teaming up to present Freedom To Love Now! A Concert for Marriage Equality, which will happen in NYC on October... more info

Prefix — Publishing company Continuum began printing its 33 1/3 series, in which individual albums are explored in 100-plus-page installments, in 2003. ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/continuum-set-to-publish-33-13-books-on-kanye-w... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets for the Sharon Van Etten show at Town Hall go on sale today at 11 AM. Tickets for the Alejandro Escovedo and Heart show at Beacon Theatre go on sale today at 11 AM. Tix for the Long... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — They Might Be Giants at Terminal 5 in March (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin) ' Geek rockers They Might Be Giants released a deluxe, 10th Anniversary Edition (digital only) of their first family album, 2002's No!, via iTunes which includes... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Jonathan Coulton at Williamsburg Waterfront in 2011 (more by David Andrako) Geek rocker Jonathan Coulton released his newest album, Artificial Heart (produced by They Might Be Giants' John Flansburgh), last year and is continuing to tour in support o... more info

Impose Magazine — Baltimore's Lower Dens released their incredible sophmore record Nootropics on Tuesday, May 1, and you can catch them on a wild and crazy worldwide tour right now in support. Cinderella, "Pat's Chili Dogs" With so many things so truly n... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin Back before the Black Keys played MSG, before SXSW, and before They Might Be Giants hit Terminal 5, Dana caught Jane's Addiction at the Wellmont Theater in NJ (which was right after Perry Farrell and... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin Back before SXSW, on March 10th to be exact, They Might Be Giants played a headlining show at NYC's Terminal 5. Here are some pictures. More below...... more info

Stereogum — Fans of dorkily comedic things, take note: Nerd-rock veterans They Might Be Giants were on Conan last night, and it’s hard to imagine a more generally simpatico host. On the show, they played the recent track “When Will You Die.” And as a web e... more info

Pop Candy — It's hard to believe They Might Be Giants have been together 30 years, partly because they still sound so amazing. more info