Pacific Northwest rockers Modest Mouse were quietly influential on the evolving sound of rock music even before 2004’s Good News for People Who Love Bad News, the breakthrough album that came about a ...

I first listened to Modest Mouse in 2008, in my family’s old, beat-up Acura that still had a cigarette lighter in it. My friend had burned me a couple CDs from the band’s discography, with the album ...

There’s a particular magic to a good concert — the thrill of an unforgettable live performance, the ambiance of an iconic venue like Hearst Greek Theatre and the comforting presence of strangers who, ...

Longtime indie rock bands Modest Mouse and The Flaming Lips teamed up to dazzle the Santa Barbara Bowl for their appropriately named, It’s Summertime 2025 tour. A picture perfect Friday night (Sept. 5 ...

With as many bands as the Seattle area has produced over the years, it’s somewhat surprising that none head a proper music festival of their own back home. It seemed like natural timing. With Modest ...

25 years after The Moon & Antarctica expanded indie rock’s horizon lines, Isaac Brock is still finding new ways to stretch the world of Modest Mouse—and it feels, as he tells me the moment we connect, ...

The Flaming Lips and Modest Mouse both delivered topnotch sets during their co-headlining tour stop on Sunday (Sept. 7) at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. Yet, there was one specific moment that ...

For as many rock stars as Seattle has produced, it’s a little surprising that none currently anchor a music festival of their own on their home turf. At least not until now. Seven years after those ...

Here are three cool concerts worth checking out in September: Modest Mouse, Flaming Lips We don’t even know how many times we’ve seen Modest Mouse over the decades. It’s a lot — well over two dozen ...

Indie cult rockers Modest Mouse are back on the scene and this time, ready to take on North America again. The iconic rock band that gave us singles such as "Float On," "Dramamine," and "The World At ...

They didn’t bite the heads off any bats, but the Flaming Lips and the singer of Modest Mouse did take flight in Minneapolis on Friday night with a monstrous Black Sabbath cover in tribute to Ozzy ...