Impose Magazine — On Monday, April 25, Father John Misty played a show at Washington DC’s historic Lincoln Theatre. Photographer Max Sall was there to catch his performance. The post Father John Misty at The Lincoln Theatre appeared first on Impose Magazine. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Houston band Krunghabin -- who mix R&B, '60s Thai pop, psych, surf, afrobeat, and more into one cohesive, chilled-out, groovy sound -- are about to tour Europe with Father John Misty. They'll head out on first major North American tour in Se... more info

Stereogum — PARTYNEXTDOOR is credited as one of the writers of “Work,” Rihanna and Drake’s recent nine-week #1 smash from ANTI. And like Father John Misty with Beyoncé’s “Hold Up,” it seems his contribution was writing the top-line melody and possib... more info

Rolling Stone — It took a lot of hands to squeeze out a powerhouse album like Beyonce's Lemonade. The credits on the pop star's sixth album, which dropped over the weekend via streaming service Tidal and in a docu-style HBO special, show that there were 72 wri... more info

Idolator — “Songs become tweets, tweets become songs — it’s the way of the world.” more info

NME — Artist is credited as co-writer on 'Lemonade' song 'Hold Up' more info

KEXP Seattle — Now that we’re in our New Home, the Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival is in our own backyard of Seattle Center! And now that they’ve announced their 2016 line-up, we’re even more excited: local boys Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Death Cab for Cutie,... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Hold Up" was partially inspired by a Koenig tweet from 2011 and FJM plays the air horn to make ends meet. more info

Stereogum — We already know how Animal Collective came to have a writing credit on Beyoncé’s Lemonade track “6 Inch.” We already know how Ezra Koenig came to have a writing credit on “Hold Up.” And now we know how Father John Misty came to have a writ... more info

Rolling Stone — Ezra Koenig gave details on his surprising writing credit on Beyoncé's Lemonade track "Hold Up" alongside Diplo, Father John Misty and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. The Vampire Weekend singer hinted at a long road to the song's construction when he respond... more info