Rock Sound — Seems fair if you ask us. Yellowcard have revealed that former drummer Longineu W. Parsons III will not be joining them for their farewell world tour. LP was Yellowcard's drummer from 1997 all the way up to 2014, but "will not be joining t... more info

Impose Magazine — On Friday, April 8, Ben Harper and The Innocent Criminals celebrated the release of their newest LP, Call It What It Is, at Brooklyn’s Rough Trade. The band played an intimate set followed by a signing for everyone who purchased the record. Photogr... more info

Idolator — See the trio pay tribute to those lost in last weekend’s mass shooting. more info

Mercury News, California — Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Thievery Corporation, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Dr. Dog, the Del McCoury Band, the Chris Robinson Brotherhood among acts appearing at 2016 High Sierra Music Festival. more info

CNN Showbiz — Perhaps it all started with "Go Down Moses" or maybe "Lift Every Voice and Sing." African-Americans have been using music and song for decades to protest slavery, oppression and discrimination. In recent months, there's been a reawakening of sor... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — After a nine-year hiatus, Ben Harper is happy you're happy he's back with the Innocent Criminals - the band he formed in the early '90s. But he hasn't exactly been twiddling his thumbs in between 2007's Lifeline and the IC's recently released reunio... more info

Rolling Stone — After two weeks of rehearsals in Santa Monica, Ben Harper and his reunited band the Innocent Criminals were ready to share their new 11-song album, Call It What It Is, live on the road. Rolling Stone was there in late March as they ran through eac... more info

Stereogum — Chvrches were tapped to perform at the 2015 Game Awards, the second annual iteration of the new-ish awards show that honors achievements in the video game industry. They did their Every Open Eye single “Leave A Trace” against a pretty massive sta... more info

Stereogum — Back in January, David Lynch presented Ringo Starr with the Lifetime Of Peace & Love Award at a benefit show for Lynch’s foundation. The concert featured a slew of artists performing songs from Starr’s vast catalog, among them Joe Walsh, Ben Harp... more info

Mercury News, California — Ryan Adams, Neil Young, Ben Harper, Spoon delight fans at Bridge School Benefit. more info