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On Thursday, Vampire Weekend kicked off their North American tour in Houston. The band — who released its latest album Only God Was Above Us earlier this year — closed the show with attempted covers of Phoenix’s “1901” and Oasis’ “Wonderwall” as well as Crowded House’s “Don’t Dream It’s Over,” which they’ve done before. Ezra Koenig previously joined Phoenix for “1901” at Just Like Heaven and Primavera Sound, but never had to sing it.
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Vampire Weekend played their hometown concert today at New York's Webster Hall as part of this year's Red Bull Music Festival. The band played a seven-hour show, broken down into three sets spanning their discography. For the second set, they ran through their new double album, Father Of The Bride, out of order…
Vampire Weekend's Father Of The Bride, is out today -- read our fresh cover story on the band's first new album in six years. To celebrate, Ezra Koenig and crew headed to Washington Square Park in the afternoon for an acoustic set. They announced the performance via some posts on their social media accounts. They…
"Ezra was very into collaboration and asking for people’s ideas."Ezra Koenig and Danielle HaimDanielle Haim has discussed the experience of working with Vampire Weekend on their new album ‘Father Of The Bride‘. The musician, a part of sibling trio Haim alongside her sisters Este and Alana, sings a duet on three of the songs...
Vampire Weekend: The Evolution Of Vampire Weekend
submitted by Nick May 3rd 2019 02:00 pm (stereogum.com)
"Let's do the whale." It's impossible to step into the American Museum Of Natural History and not feel a sense of childhood wonder. For anyone who grew up in New York City or the surrounding area, it was the site of class field trips and sugar-rushed weekends where it seemed like the entire…
"Things have never been stranger," a chorus of voices calls out near the end of the new Vampire Weekend album. In cascading folk-rock harmonies, their message continues: "Things are gonna stay strange." Consider it a thesis statement for Father Of The Bride, the band's first album in six years and quite possibly their magnum opus.
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