My Old Kentucky — Jenny Lewis performed See Fernando on Craig Ferguson last night. I know this is terrible/sophomoric, but I laughed pretty hard at the YouTube page saying, "Holy Cameltoe Batman!" Sorry.--------------------------------------------------------Officia... more info

Culture Bully — Jenny Lewis performs "See Fernando" on the May 5 episode of the Late Late Show. more info

JamBase — Deer Tick announce Born on Flag Day tour, playing Austin City Limits Deer Tick Born On Flag Day is Deer Tick's highly anticipated second full-length album and follow-up to the band's 2007 internationally acclaimed debut, War Elephant (reissued i... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Bryan Bruchman DOWNLOAD: Deer Tick - Easy (MP3) As previously mentioned, Deer Tick are going on a short tour with Jenny Lewis in June, June 9th at Music Hall of Williamsburg included. On July 4th, Jenny Lewis is... more info

MTV.com News — The Cure, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Public Enemy were also highlights.By Corey Moss, with additional reporting by Lara Kelley The Killers' Brandon Flowers performs at Coachella on Saturday Photo: Kevin Winter/ Getty Images INDIO, California — In ... more info

ET Online — Reese Witherspoon held onto boyfriend Jake Gyllenhaal as they enjoyed a night of music at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in the deserts of Indio, California. What music does this couple snuggle up to? Jake and Reese were seen enjo... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Image: Devorah Klein Jenny Lewis Playing with Rilo Kiley in June 2008 at Terminal 5 According to Brooklynvegan, this year’s free July 4 outdoor concert at Battery Park will feature Conor Oberst. Jenny Lewis will open. “This year this event is not... more info

NME — Theyll play free July 4 show at Battery Park more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Jenny Lewis (on a bill w/ Conor) in Austin (more by Kyle Dean Reinford) As suspected, this year's free 'River to River Festival' concert at Battery Park in NYC on July 4th will be headlined by Conor Oberst and The... more info

Rolling Stone — In Issue 1073 (fronted by Taylor Swift), Rolling Stone’s Jenny Eliscu took a close look at how M. Ward’s vintage sound has made him indie rock’s go-to collaborator (his recent pairings include work with Lucinda Williams and Jenny Lewis, and heâ... more info