Portland punk rockers The Thermals will be exposing their new album Personal Life, due out on September 7th, on tour this fall with New York indie rockers Cymbals Eat Guitars. The Thermals will also be hitting up Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle, Music Fest Northwest in Portland, and doing a show with Japandroids in Bellingham, Washington. Cymbals Eat Guitar will also be playing Lollapalooza next weekend and continue to tour in support of their 2009 debut full-length Why There Are Mountain. Check out all of the... ...[read more]

  Emo/pop-punk fans are going to be mad happy this fall as genre heroes Say Anything, Saves The Day, and Motion City Soundtrack have rolled out a slew of dates together that are certain to make even the most angsty listeners leap for joy. Say Anything will be touring in support of their 2009 self-titled record while Motion City will be running through new numbers from their well-received 2010 disc My Dinosaur Life. Saves The Day is still hard at work on Daybreak, the final album of their trilogy... ...[read more]

  After a pair of engaging and electrifying performances at this year's Pitchfork Music Festival and after party in Chicago a couple weeks ago, Here We Go Magic are ready to embark on a lengthy North American tour with Beach Fossils that starts today and goes through the next week followed by a run with Dr Dog this fall. The band have been getting a lot of acclaim from their recently released sophomore album, Pigeons, and their magnetic live show. Check out all of the dates they have so far below. ...[read more]

  Indie pop group Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin will hit the road later this Summer in support of their forthcoming third full-length release Let It Sway, which will arrive in stores August 17 via Polyvinyl. Seattle indie rocker Michael Benjamin Lerner a.k.a. Telekinesis will open the shows as he plays tunes from his 2009 Merge self-titled debut. Take a look through all of the dates below. ...[read more]

  After weeks of rumblings regarding the matter, 90's grunge titans Soundgarden have confirmed that their first official performance in almost thirteen years will be a pre-Lollapalooza show at the Chicago's Vic Theatre on Thursday, August 5th. Normally, tickets for a show like this would be gone well before any announcements could be made to the world at large, but the powers that be have leveled the playing field. Tickets will be made available for purchase through a drawing. To enter, one must go over to ...[read more]

  It's a going to be a busy fall for Jimmy Eat World. First and foremost is the release of their new album Invented on September 28th, their first album since 2007's Chase This Light. Shortly before that, the band will begin the first of what will certainly be many headlining tours behind the album, taking out Civil Twilight for the first two of announced dates, with We Were Promised Jetpacks hopping on after that. The band has said that more dates are coming, so don't worry if you're not seeing anywhere close -... ...[read more]

  2010 seems to be a resurgence in all things indie: Pitchfork's Festival became the clear mecca of the summer, with Sleigh Bells almost imploding before fame could reach them, Pavement reportedly put on a traditionally shambling performance, and newbies Surfer Blood stole the show with tracks from their much loved debut Astro Coast. Joining the band on a co-headlining trek that'll surely lock down their ascent is the Brooklyn outfit The Drums. They'll be supporting their self titled 2010 album with our boys in Surfer Blood... ...[read more]

  The news involving our favorite Swede Robyn just doesn't stop coming as of late. First, Body Talk, Pt. 1 wins the hearts of TMCers almost across the board, she started the "All Hearts" tour with a triumphant set at this past weekend's Pitchfork festival, and now she's announced Body Talk, Part 2 for release on September 7th. Will she be able to keep up the quality with such a grueling schedule in place? We'll find out soon. Track listing and remaining tour dates follow:

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