All About Jazz — The 2009 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival will take place June 11-14 at The Farm in Manchester, TN featuring: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band Phish Beastie Boys Nine Inch Nails David Bryne Wilco Al Green Snoop Dogg Elvis Costell... more info

My Old Kentucky — Today is My Old Kentucky Blog Radio on SIRUS XMU! Channel 26 on SIRIUS & channel 43 on XM. Tune in at 12pm EST and again at Midnight EST!Dan Auerbach - Keep It HidThe Books ft. Jose Gonzalez - Cello SongBon Iver - Brackett, WIAndrew Bird - The Gian... more info

Pasta Primavera — Wow tonight in DC there are soooooo many good shows.  First up the Passion Pit, Paper Route, Cale Parks event rolls into the District to the Black Cat.  Over at DC9 they have a good one with The Explorers Club, Illinois and Giant.  The Ve... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — After the ice storm of hell or what Connor likes to term "the white death", my power finally clicked back on today and my house had a pulse once again. Just in time too, they've released the initial lineup for Bonnaroo tonight! Looks like this summ... more info

Pitchfork — Tennessee's Bonnaroo Festival is obviously a big deal, and its organizers are probably better at scoring the biggest names than any other festival organizers in these United States. Last year, for instance, they landed Metallica and Kanye West and P... more info

Pitchfork — Last week, our website went on a massive bender. It got wasted on Zima and horse tranquilizers, robbed a clown supply store, and then stole a Segway, which it crashed into a towering pile of tin cans. By the time we sprang it from jail and got its st... more info

Bradley's Almanac — New-music-wise, 2009 has been off to a semi-slow start for me, with just a few eagerly-anticipated albums released within this first month, including Andrew Bird's "Noble Beast", Loney Dear's "Dear John", and just a few days ago, SPC ECO's download-o... more info

The Yellow Stereo — I didn’t actually realize that Andrew Bird made an appearance on the Late Show a couple of days ago until late last night.  You can watch him in all of his whistling glory along with the backing of a full band (something i’ve yet to see him wi... more info

New York Times — Andrew Bird applied his technological and compositional savvy to songs of quizzical sorrow at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday. more info

SFTW reviews material from James Taylor, Andrew Bird and The Airborne Toxic Event more info