71 Alice In Chains 77 Amerie 70 Anjulie 85 The Antlers 75 Arctic Monkeys 68 As Tall As Lions 82 Atlas Sound 75 The Avett Brothers 67 Backstreet Boys 56 Bad Lieutenant 68 Devendra Banhart 72 Lou Barlow 88 Baroness 69 Basement Jaxx 81 David Bazan 72 more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Lee Scratch Perry is playing Highline Ballroom on December 13th. Tickets are on sale. Tickets are on sale (@ noon) for the show Devendra Banhart just added at Music Hall of Williamsburg. DOOM and Mos Def are playing Nokia Theatre... more info

Rolling Stone — L.A. singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart has been saddled with responsibility for spearheading the freak-folk movement, but with each of his six albums that term has become an increasingly irrelevant way to describe his sound. Rolling Stone’s Kevin ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets are on sale (@ noon) for the Neon Indian show happening at Mercury Lounge in December. Neon Indian last played NYC during CMJ. This weekend they play in Austin at Fun Fun Fun Fest. Flyer below. Also playing... more info

NME — Singer adds Brooklyn date to the schedule more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Devendra Banhart has added another show to his November tour in support of his new album "What Will We Be" which is out now on a major label...After releasing five studio albums and several EPs on independent labels, Banhart... more info

NME Radio — 1. Thursday is in for a musical kicking, and a special guest. Today from 10am on NME Radio there’ll be a stack of decent music to be heard, discovered, loved, and no doubt, hated. This includes the bloody ace North Atlantic Oscillation , Devendra... more info

Allmusic Blog — Devendra Banhart - What Will We Be Setting aside the grand orchestrations of Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon, Devendra Banhart’s What Will We Be is everything its predecessor was not: straight-forward, cleanly produced, consistently laid-back (to ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — When Devendra Banhart released "Oh Me Oh My . . ." in 2002 on Young God Records, critics immediately crowned him the prince of the burgeoning New Weird America scene. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When Devendra Banhart released "Oh Me Oh My . . ." in 2002 on Young God Records, critics immediately crowned him the prince of the burgeoning New Weird America scene. It didn't quite fit the Texan-cum-Venezuelan who's also spent time... more info