Brooklyn Vegan — by Benjamin Lozovsky Spoon has made a long and fruitful career out of simultaneously fulfilling and denying the expectations of fans, critics and record labels. On Friday night (3/26), the band greatly exceeded its own expectations by headlining a so... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Me and my friend Alex have been desperately trying to see Spoon for years. We stupidly missed out on their Ga Ga tour, but we were smooth enough to grab tickets for their huge show at Radio City Music Hall. It was completely worth every penny (I’m ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Brian Reilly It was a happy St. Patrick's Day for Spoon. The Austin, Texas, indie-rock band received a hero's welcome during its hometown show on Wednesday at the South by Southwest music festival. The group, this musical city's... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Backbeat Online interviews Spoon frontman Britt Daniel. A member of F**ked Up discusses the convergence of advertising and music at SXSW from a musician's perspective. Synthesis interviews singer-songwriter Adam Green. The Boston Globe profiles Bache... more info

My Old Kentucky — We hate to keep making you pick between shows but, for Indianapolis, this is a great problem to have! While I'm whoopin' it up at Locals Only, the other half of our team will be hosting a good ol' fashioned "git down" with Minneapolis-based Trampled... more info

Radio Exile — Hidden Shoal Recordings recently announced the release of the single “The Green” from Boxharp [MySpace], an experimental/ambient-pop duo. Boxharp, Scott Solter (producer/engineer for the likes of Spoon, The Mountain Goats and St Vincent) and Wend... more info

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Detroit Free Press — Sixteen years after revving up on the Austin scene -- and earning a loyal following from those in the know -- Spoon arrives in Royal Oak with two hard-earned Top 10 albums. more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — (photo via Krystin Norman) I found an awesome article from NYMAG’s Vulture section where they talked to Spoon about how a setlist comes about. It’s an excellent read. Read the article here. Thanks to Trust Me On This for posting the link. more info

Stereogum — Spoon are on the Transference train, in the middle of a couple-month tour supporting their latest. DC photographer Mehan Jayasuriya caught their show last night, and said Britt Daniel and co. mostly stuck to their recent album, but dug out a lot of ... more info