Brooklyn Vegan — Yeasayer @ Governors Island on June 5 (more by Andrew St. Clair) One Step Beyond, the monthly dance party series at the American Museum of Natural History, is bringing Yeasayer to DJ its next party on June 11th. Also in... more info

Pitchfork — The folks behind the Lollapalooza festival have just announced the schedule for the three-day marathon, which comes to Chicago's Grant Park August 6-8. And as with any gigantic eight-stage festival, you might need a little help navigating the mons... more info

NME — The Maccabees, Local Natives and Ellie Goulding also offer a helping hand for special pop-up shop more info

Brooklyn Vegan — words by Rachel Kowal, photos by Andrew St. Clair Though the forecast had been calling for thunderstorms all week, the weather turned out to be perfect for the opening night of the 'Gone to Governors' live music series. With shows... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Ryan Muir Yeasayer, Keepaway and Delicate Steve kicked off the "Gone to Governors" series of free shows on the Beach @ Governors Island Saturday night (6/5). The capacity of The Beach is 3500 and that number was hit... more info

NME — Brooklyn-based group will hit the road in September more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Yeasayer @ Webster Hall in May (more by Benjamin Lozovsky) "All concerts are accessible via New York Water Taxi. The Water Taxi's will leave every 15 minutes from the Battery Maritime Building Slip 5 on the Southern Tip of Manhattan,... more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Will Deitz Brooklyn psych-pop dudes Yeasayer have been touring hard ever since sophomore effort Odd Blood dropped earlier this year. And they'll continue to tour hard in the months ahead. The band has just announced yet another run of U.S... more info

Guardian Music — Koko, LondonBrooklyn's Yeasayer have souped up their hybrid sounds and taken their new LP on the road. Who's going to say nay to that?They are one of the hippest references to drop this year, so it's just as well that Brooklyn's Yeasayer are aptly na... more info

Pitchfork — Barcelona's Primavera Sound Festival kicked off its first day with sets from Broken Social Scene, Pavement, the xx, Titus Andronicus, the Books, Fuck Buttons, Moderat, and more, as we reported yesterday. On Day Two, things got... more info