Stereogum — In the past month, the Killers have covered Erasure, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Kinks, and the Stone Roses while celebrating 20 years of Hot Fuss . On Thursday, frontman Brandon Flowers crashed their opener Travis’ performance for a rendition of A... more info

Stereogum — In recent weeks, the Killers have covered the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Erasure, and the Kinks. On Friday, the Las Vegas band added the Stone Roses to that list by tackling “Ten Storey Love Song.” more info

Stereogum — The Killers are having fun this month. While celebrating 20 years of their seminal debut Hot Fuss , the band covered “Maps” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs at Gov Ball and “A Little Respect” by Erasure the evening before at Bowery Ballroom. On Fri... more info

Stereogum — At least two excellent alt-rock singles came out in 2003: “Mr. Brightside” and “Maps.” The Killers paid homage to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs last night by covering the latter song during their headlining set at Governors Ball in New York. more info

Stereogum — Conor Oberst has been taking a break from the Bright Eyes reunion lately to play star-studded weekly Thursday night residencies in LA and NYC. These shows are billed as Conor Oberst And Friends, and out West, those friends included his Better Obli... more info

Stereogum — Yeah Yeah Yeahs drummer Brian Chase and Gogol Bordello leader Eugene Hütz are part of new group Puzzled Panther, which is led by Victoria Espinoza and also features Kay Bontempo and Alex Ryaboy. They have a couple songs out in the world already, ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Here's how Native representation, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Charlie Cox all come together for the Disney+ series. Echo Director Says ASL “Dictated Our Entire Visual Style” Liz Shannon Miller more info

New York Post — We've mapped out how you can see the "Maps" group live this November. more info

New York Post — Mumford and Sons, Kendrick Lamar, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Shania Twain and The Lumineers round out the expansive bill. more info

JamBase — Concert tickets on sale today include Dark Star Orchestra, Thundercat, Gov’t Mule & Trombone Shorty, Umphrey’s McGee, Broken Social Scene, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, STS9, JJ Grey & Mofro, The Afghan Whigs, AWOLNATION and Marlon Williams. more info