"When the three of us are united in an idea, no one is telling us otherwise," says guitarist, bassist and vocalist Penelope Lowenstein
The band caught up with Billboard about growing up, sobriety and adult life on the road before and after their release show in New York City.
Ahead of the band's forthcoming double album and first independent release, frontman Colin Meloy says, "It's a culmination of everything that we've tried to do from the beginning of our career."
Kevin Parker says that "passing on ownership of my songs is one that I don't think about very lightly, at all," but that he has "a lot of love and trust" in SMP.
A key figure of the dance-punk revival of the early '00s, Luke Jenner worked through the traumas of his early life and tenure as a rock star, and is now using the lessons he learned to help others.
The supergroup of Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus reveal how they learned of their Billboard 200 ranking and what they believe fueled it.
Conor Oberst and company will return to Houston nearly one year after a cancelled gig.
In Billboard's monthly indie spotlight, learn how the veteran Scottish trio made one of their most dense, yet joyful, statements to date.
The Grammy-nominated artist shares her views on a variety of topics in a new Teen Vogue cover story, including abortion rights & LGBTQ+ representation in music.
It took a global pandemic for Noah Kahan to realize he needed to change. Here’s how he left behind the pressures of pop music, reconnected with his hometown and made his most vulnerable album yet.
