Live Nation is thrilled to announce the return of The War On Drugs to New Zealand for the first time since 2018. With special guests Spoon, plus Indigo Sparke, the band will tour the North Island in December 2023 in support of I Don’t ...
The final day of Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL Fest) included the largest crowds of the three-day event on Sunday, which takes place in Zilker
Lucifer on the Sofa is another worthy addition to Spoon's extensive catalog of fabulous records. It's great to hear them getting a little loose and rocking out.
After a four-year absence, Spoon returned in 2014 with
They Want My Soul, one of their loosest recordings to date. Britt Daniels returns to Spoon with a new psychedelic groove along with new keyboardist/guitarist Alex Fischel. They Want My Soul feels more like a follow-up to 2007’s
Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga. “Rent I Pay” and “Inside Out” open the album with a one-two punch, in classic Spoon fashion.
They Want My Soul is deeply entrenched in Spoon’s signature organic sounding recording, with a warm bass, crisp drums, and crunchy guitars, with room for progress and innovation to make this album one of the year’s best. — TU
Transference (2010) and
They Want My Soul (2014); they returned to Matador for the 2017 album
Hot Thoughts. The band’s entire repertoire will now be represented by Matador, with some rights coming into effect at the end of their contractual period. Subsequent releases, including a new album next year, will be represented by Matador worldwide.
Sony Music Masterworks has made a strategic investment in
Seaview, the theater production company led by Tony Award-winning producer and entrepreneur
Greg Nobile.
Under the agreement, Masterworks has acquired a 50% ownership position in Seaview, with which it will collaborate on developing several new theatrical productions. It will additionally support Seaview in launching new film, television and podcasting verticals in 2021.