Chorus.fm — The notable artists in your television this week include: Good Charlotte (Corden; 9/13), Plain White T’s (Kelly and Ryan; 9/11), Future (Fallon; 9/11), The Knocks featuring Foster the People (Colbert; 9/10). more info

Kings of A&R — It’s hard not to like newcomers Latenight Honeymoon. The UK 4 piece successfully channels 70’s psychedelic funk on their debut track Live Your Life Without Me.  Empire of the Sun and Foster the People come to mind. Recorded with producer Dan Wel... more info

Kings of A&R — Alt-pop trio NONONO releases a radio worthy track ‘Ego’. This unique act made some waves in 2014 with the release of Pumpin Blood that sold more than 2 million singles and landed them on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Kimmel, and a US tour supportin... more info

Rock Sound — The world has gone manic for 'MANIA'. Believe it or not, we're already halfway through 2018. And that means mid-year charts for the music world! Nielsen have released their mid-year chart rankings for 2018, and Fall Out Boy's &... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Foster the People and Soccer Mommy opened the show. Continue reading… more info

Obscure Sound — “Race Car” is a spirited, catchy track from Bay Area artist Joseph Tyler. The twenty-four-year-old singer, producer, and artist conjures an effervescent synth-laden pop sound, which should appeal to fans of Foster the People and Hot Chip. “Race... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The band also play NYC's Barclays Center tonight (6/26) with support from Soccer Mommy and Foster the People. Continue reading… more info

Chorus.fm — The notable artists on your television this week include: Franz Ferdinand (Kimmel; 5/22), Blink-182 (Kimmel; 5/23), and Foster the People (Fallon; 5/22). more info

Consequence of Sound — Ahead of the band's upcoming US tour with Foster the People. more info

Consequence of Sound — The 24-date outing kicks off in June and includes stops at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, The Forum in Los Angeles, and Red Rocks in Colorado. more info