Andrew Bird stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to play two Break It Yourself cuts, "Eyeoneye" and "Give It Away." Watch the performances below. Break It Yourself is out now on Mom +…   Read Story »

With their first Coachella 2012 performances a not-quite-distant memory, over the weekend some artists engaged in live collaborations to make for unique experiences in their second fest go-around.…   Read Story »

Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert played host to handsome whistling man Stephen Colbert, receiving the coveted Colbert Bump in the process. Bird, you will be unsurprised to learn,…   Read Story »

Whistling indie-pop heartthrob Andrew Bird is all set to release new LP Break It Yourself next week, and first single "Eyeoneye" is already out there. Today, the whole self-produced hour-long shebang…   Read Story »

Jeremy Ylvisaker and Michael Lewis are two members of whistling indie-pop king Andrew Bird's backing band, and they've also got their own project called Alpha Consumer. And as the B-side of the 7"…   Read Story »

Andrew Bird's new album is out 3/6 on Mom + Pop, and today he revealed that record's first single, "Eyeoneye." Though Bird is certainly known to engage some loopier ideas, "Eyeoneye" is one of his…   Read Story »

It's been a little while since we've heard from whistling indie-pop heartthrob; Noble Beast, his last album, dropped in 2009. Bird will return 3/6 with a new album called Break It Yourself, coming…   Read Story »

"Night Sky" is a song that Andre Bird's been playing live for a little while, but it got the formal studio treatment for the official soundtrack to the upcoming independent film Norman. Hear it, and…   Read Story »

Martin Dosh still creates the complex electro-acoustic mash he's known for here on his fifth LP, Tommy (named for a friend who passed, not the Who), but there's more room in his song structures.…   Read Story »

Andrew Bird covering "Shake It And Break It" must have brought back Squirrel Nut Zippers memories. Listen to it an 18 more Dixieland covers here. Nice Tom Waits impression, Louis Armstrong.   Read Story »