The trailer for Yeah Yeah Yeahs documentary There Is No Modern Romance has been released. The tour doc was directed by Patrick Daughters followed the group on their 2003 UK tour, right in the middle of their rise to fame after their debut album Fever To Tell hit stores. The band’s Facebook […]
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs have announced they will be reissuing their debut album Fever To Tell. The new edition of the album will be released October 20 via Interscope/UMe and will include unreleased music, rarities, and memorabilia, among many other things. As mentioned on their Facebook account, the band’s signature record
Kweku Collins has unleashed “Oasis 2: Maps,” a spacey cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs classic, “Maps.” As Collins describes it on SoundCloud, he’s “been in love with Maps by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs since middle school,” and what better way to let the world know you love
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?Well New York City really has it all? The Yeah Yeah Yeah's with Marky Ramone for tonight's @therealmickrock party ?✨#sheenaisapunkrocker @ko @yeahyeahyeahs A video posted by Marc Sifuentes (@marc.sifuentes) on Apr 22, 2016 at 10:07pm PDT Yeah Yeah Yeahs back! The band finally returned after going on hiatus following the
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A new version of Karen O’s Oscar-nominated track, “The Moon Song” now featuring Ezra Koenig (Vampire Weekend) has been revealed. The new version, premiering yesterday on Rolling Stone gets that added emotional depth thanks to both singers trading lines of love. “Singing this song with Ezra felt like fulfilling
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Chicago’s new home for Alternative Rock on the traditional airwaves, Q87.7, put together a one-day music festival that featured AWOLNATION, Sileversun Pickups, Atlas Genius, Bush and headlined by Yeah Yeah Yeahs. The bands mentioned previously fronted the main stage at First Midwest Bank Amphiheatre, while bands like New
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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have released their video for their track “Despair.” The NY band kept it local and recorded it atop the iconic New York skyscraper, the Empire State Building. The visuals in this are great and so is the track. Check it out above.
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The new video for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs track, “Mosquito,” is now out and it’s a strange one. The NY band took a simplistic approach for the visuals, showing a mosquito doing what it does best (biting and sucking blood) and a child’s reaction to it in a
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As if there weren’t enough reasons around that make summer in Chicago awesome, our local Alternative Rock (is that still technically the term/genre?) radio station Q87.7, has announced the launch of its first PIQNIQ festival. The new festival will take place at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre on June
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[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTOfotSeN28] The Yeah Yeah Yeahs celebrated the release of their new album, Mosquito, by going on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The New York trio performed 2 tracks from the album, including the title track and their lead single, “Sacrilege.” See the latter above and hit the jump to check
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-YWdBYwwPo&feature=player_embedded Not sure how I missed this, but the Yeah Yeah Yeahs went on Letterman to perform “Sacrilege” with Karen O doing her best Elvis impression (check out that jumpsuit!) and there was even a full choir to accompany them for the second half of the song (just
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs have a featured story with the New York Times in which they in-depth feature in which they open up about several aspects of the band’s history and future. Karen O, described by the legendary newspaper as a descendent of Freddie Mercury and David Bowie thanks
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