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Richard Swift of The Black Keys and The Shins passed away on Tuesday. Last month, his representatives launched a GoFundMe campaign to help pay for his medical bills after he had been hospitalized for a "life-threatening condition." -
17 Most Anticipated Albums Of 2017: Katy Perry, HAIM, Drake, Lorde & More
More albums from The Shins, The xx, Big Sean and more on the way in 2017. 2017 is here and after a lackluster first week of releases, things are about to heat up this Friday. -
The Shins Unveil New Album 'Heartworms,' Single "Name For You" & Tour
Heartworms will arrive in March. The Shins have been teasing a new album for quite some time now and now with 2017 in full swing, the band has unveiled their new album Heartworms, a single from it "Name For You" and a few tour dates. -
The Shins Tease New Music in 2016, React to Dethroning Mariah Carey for No. 1 Christmas Song
For as long as anyone can remember, Mariah Carey has been donned the Queen of Christmas with her celebrated holiday tune of "All I Want For Christmas Is You," taking over most radio stations and department store playlists. Now, the track that sings of yearning for a relationship was dethroned from in No. 1 lot by indie outfit The Shins and their 2012 take on "Wonderful Christmastime" and now the group reacts to their surprising accomplishment and announces the release of new music in 2016. -
The Shins’ ‘Wonderful Christmastime’ Cover Ousts Mariah Carey’s Classic as Top Mall Song
'Tis the season for everything holly and jolly, especially when it comes to the radio airwaves and shopping mall stereos. PlayNetwork, the company that compiles in-store playlists for over 400 brands, has shared a list of the top 20 songs that will be on repeat in stores all holiday season long. After dominating the No. 1 spot on PlayNetwork's list every year since 1994, Mariah Carey's classic, "All I Want for Christmas," has been ousted by The Shins' cover of Sir Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime." -
Broken Bells Releases New Song 'It's That Talk Again'
Broken Bells, the collaborative duo of The Shins' James Mercer and one of the world's most sought after producers, Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton), are back at it again with a new single "It's That Talk Again." -
David Bazan Releases 'Nobody's Perfect' and 'Sparkling Water,' Part Of Bazan Monthly Project, With Help of Indie Mainstays
Today David Bazan released two singles, "Nobody's Perfect" and "Sparkling Water," as part of his Bazan Monthly project. -
12 Songs That Are Closely Associated With Certain Movies: Queen, The Shins, And More
Ever since The Graduate in 1967, filmmakers have often used pre-existing pop songs to score their movies, and sometimes these songs end up working so well that it's difficult to separate the song from the movie. Here are twelve songs that are closely associated with movies. -
6 Indie Bands Who Relocated from Their Hometowns: The National, The Shins
It's not at all uncommon for individual artists to relocate in order to integrate themselves into a new scene, or to meet new artists. However, it's far less common for an entire band to leave its hometown in favor of a more artistically viable city. Here are six indie rock bands who relocated from their hometowns. -
Broken Bells debuts video for 'Holding On For Life,' featuring Kate Mara and Anton Yelchin [WATCH]
Broken Bells — James Mercer (The Shins) and Brian Burton (Danger Mouse) — has some cool things in store for their upcoming album, After the Disco. To accompany the release, the band will release a short film of the same name based on a story by Mercer and Burton, starring Anton Yelchin (Star Trek) and Kate Mara (House of Cards). Today the duo released the video for Part Two: Holding On For Life, which picks up where the first film left off.
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