Stereogum — The Big Ears Festival, Knoxville’s annual marathon of experimental and adventurous music, has just unveiled its lineup for next year. The festival goes down 3/27-30 at venues around Knoxville, and it once again features an excellently curated li... more info

Stereogum — Athens, GA roots rockers Futurebirds have a new album called Easy Company out today. It does not appear to have anything to do with Band Of Brothers. Instead, the title track, which features Waxahatchee’s own Katie Crutchfield, revolves around t... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday President Obama. Artists you love who’ve been on the cover of MAGNET: the Black Keys, the National, Okkervil River, Jeff Tweedy, Kurt Vile, Waxahatchee and Lucy Dacus (who seems to consider you a war criminal). Read Obama press secre... more info

Stereogum — Let the Lendermania commence! MJ Lenderman — Wednesday guitarist, Waxahatchee hired gun, and solo artist extraordinaire — is back today with news of a new album, his first for Anti after making his debut for the label with last year’s stella... more info

Stereogum — Detroit indie rockers and former Waxahatchee backing band Bonny Doon just kicked off their tour of Australia. With the setting in mind, they chose to cover a song by Melbourne’s beloved Eddy Current Suppression Ring at the first gig, never mind ... more info

Stereogum — Hopscotch Music Festival has announced its 2024 lineup, which includes St. Vincent, Faye Webster, and Waxahatchee (billed alongside Snail Mail and Tim Heidecker, a trio that has a few other shows together this fall). This year’s fest will take p... more info

Stereogum — Like many radio operations, SiriusXMU often invites visiting artists to cover another artist’s song. We’ve recently heard Slow Pulp doing Lifehouse and Vampire Weekend doing the Grateful Dead. And during their visit this week, Waxahatchee pres... more info

Stereogum — It’s been five years since the Chicago band Twin Peaks put out an album. Though it doesn’t seem like they’ve officially broken up, its members are focusing on other things — two of them, Clay Frankel and Colin Croom, are currently playing ... more info

Stereogum — Waxahatchee’s Tigers Blood made its way to the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Wednesday night, and Katie Crutchfield brought out a few special guests for the occasion. more info

Consequence Of Sound — For the first time, Katie Crutchfield wrote while on the road touring. Waxahatchee on Tigers Blood and Modeling Her Voice After Michael Stipe: Podcast Consequence Staff more info