Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin Ladyhawke "New Zealand rocker Ladyhawke may sing about Paris burning, but on Wednesday it was New York City that was on fire. At the headliner of the "Perez Hilton Presents" concert at the Fillmore at Irving... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Chris La Putt ClickMusic: You've received a lot of critical acclaim with your debut album. But with the advent of the internet, it seems that any artist is never far away from criticism. How important is that criticism... more info

Live Daily — Lancashire, UK, native Victoria Hesketh has been performing as Little Boots [ tickets ] since 2007. Hesketh's reason for using the name is simple: It's a nickname given to her by a friend based on her very small shoe size. The singer/keyboardist r... more info

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The Music Fix — News: October sees Norway's breakthrough pop quintet Casiokids return to the UK for a full tour including shows at Camden's Proud Galleries and a party with Little Boots as part of The Warehouse Project in Manchester. Recently tagged by excitable UK... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Tim Griffin UPDATE: Ida Maria had a breakdown two nights earlier in Boston, and was replaced by Kat DeLuna in NYC. PREVIOUSLY: Little Boots is playing Irving Plaza tonight... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Tim Griffin PREVIOUSLY: Little Boots is playing Irving Plaza tonight... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: Little Boots - "Earthquake" (Yes Giantess remix) (MP3) Little Boots' Tenori-On @ LPR (more by Chris La Putt) Little Boots is in town to play a sold out show at Bowery Ballroom tonight (9/16) with Plasticines and Yes Giantess.... more info

NME - The Bands Blog — Hey peeps this is Annie Mac from Radio 1's The Mash Up, which goes out every Friday at 9pm. These are the tracks I'm loving this week... Fake Blood - 'I Think I Like It' This is some mad crazed disco that teeters on the edge of insanity. It's from ... more info

Guardian Music — Robin Hill, Isle of WightIn order to succeed at Bestival, you need to remember one thing: make people dance. Rob Da Bank's summer swansong is the quintessential product of a decade in which festivals waxed while clubs waned: nightclub flamboyance mut... more info