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From first-time headliners proving their mettle to reuniting legends, experimental artists making new moves in Europe to beloved faves at the top of their game

The trailer for a new Lollapalooza documentary that tells the story of the iconic Chicagoan music festival has been released.

Two staple 2000s indie bands are on an epic anniversary tour, and Pittsburgh concertgoers were lucky to see it Thursday night at the Petersen Events Center in Oakland. Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service have a few things in common. First, they both released landmark albums in 2003

Refreshing takes on rockabilly, bluegrass, Americana and surf rock; a tribute to Mike Hoffmann; a marathon documentary on Sigmund Snopek III and more—This Week in Milwaukee Music!

On April 30, Ben Gibbard performed with his two popular indie bands, Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service, at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus. The concert served as a 20th anniversary party for both Transatlanticism (a Death Cab album) and Give Up (the only studio album from The Postal Service), complete with a moving performance from Postal Service member Jenny Lewis. Slow Pulp opened for the bands.

Pittsburgh’s concert season is starting to pick up steam, with the year’s first Pavilion at Star Lake show, which has been been sold out for months. Other highlights include a sold-out three night stand by a quirky alternative rock band, as well as the first arena show for a rising

Iconic rock band Death Cab for Cutie and electronic-pop band The Postal Service transported Orlando back in time on Wednesday night for their double headline concert.

Austin-based indie pop singer/songwriter Hannah Stomski debuted under the moniker Sprig in 2020, releasing a string of early singles along with her first EP, What Life Would Be Like. Her music offers a subdued and swirling mix of bedroom folk and indie pop, soaked in the same reverb, atmospheric production, and bittersweet melancholy as indie touchstones like Alvvays, Slow Pulp, or The Japanese House.

Welcome to the seventh Songs of the Week of 2024. This week Andy Von Pip, Caleb Campbell, Mark Moody, Scott Dransfield, and Stephen Humphries all helped me decide what should make the list. We settled on a Top 8 this week, narrowed down from the 20 songs we seriously considered.