Showing All "Yeah Yeah Yeahs" Posts
May 20th Comment
You don't throw a music festival on the beach and neglect to invite Best Coast. Gulf Shores isn't what Bethany Cosentino had in mind when she named her band, but even she saw the parallels: "This… Read Story »
May 7th 4 Comments
The video for "Sacrifice," the first single from the new Yeah Yeah Yeahs album Mosquito, was a pretty great widescreen event-video sort of thing, deeply satisfying on an old-school MTV-ready level.… Read Story »
Apr 20th 5 Comments
Peel back the surface and look past the picturesque valley backdrop. Forget about the gorgeous, sun-kissed young folk wearing next to nothing (or, on occasion, nothing). Go ahead and ignore the… Read Story »
Apr 16th 3 Comments
By now, everyone with a particular interest in the Yeah Yeah Yeahs will have likely formed their own opinion to the band's newly unleashed fourth album, Mosquito. Judging by early reviews, opinion on… Read Story »
Apr 16th Comment
You'd think that the giant outdoor stage at Jimmy Kimmel Live! was invented for a band like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but apparently not, since the band played the studio's smaller indoor spot when they… Read Story »
Apr 15th 2 Comments
New York City producers Tommie Sunshine and Live City collaborated on a remix of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs "Sacrilege," the debut single off of the band's recent release Mosquito. The original track has a… Read Story »
Apr 13th 9 Comments
“It’s the homeland!” one of the girls on the hotel shuttle yelped as we neared the festival. It really begged the question -- who is the most common Coachella archetype? The only data I have to… Read Story »
Apr 8th 3 Comments
Last night, Yeah Yeah Yeahs played a show at Webster Hall in New York. They performed a host of songs from the forthcoming Mosquito (out 4/16), including the live debuts of "Slave" and "Wedding… Read Story »
Apr 6th 8 Comments
In advance of their forthcoming record Mosquito, Yeah Yeah Yeahs played the Late Show With David Letterman last night. The band played "Sacrilege," a cut from the new record, backed by a New… Read Story »
Apr 3rd 25 Comments
The first time the Yeah Yeah Yeahs played Baltimore, they played first on a four-band Ottobar bill, one headlined by skronk-punk out-of-towners Milemarker and Arab On Radar. The only locals on the… Read Story »
