Bon Iver will release i,i on August 30th. Today they’ve shared the new songs “Faith” and “Jelmore” and pre-orders for the new album are now up.
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Bon Iver will release i,i on August 30th. Today they’ve shared the new songs “Faith” and “Jelmore” and pre-orders for the new album are now up.
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Bon Iver has released a new teaser video.
Bon Iver has shared “Hey, Ma” and “U, Man Like.”
Bon Iver has announced some new tour dates.
Bon Iver has announced some new tour dates.
Bon Iver has announced some new tour dates.
Bon Iver’s new song “Do You Need Power? (Walk Out Music)” is featured on the upcoming Creed II soundtrack.
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Big Red Machine, the collaboration album between The National’s Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, will be released on August 31st. Today they’ve debuted four songs and you can pre-order the album on Bandcamp.
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Big Red Machine, featuring Justin Vernon and Aaron Desner, is now on Spotify and Apple Music.
Swamp Dogg has released a new video for “I’ll Pretend” featuring Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon.
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and Aaron and Bryce Dessner of The National are launching an online music platform called PEOPLE in August. The full press release can be found below. One of the many projects on the platform is a new EP from Big Red Machine, the new project from Justin Vernon and Aaron Dessner.
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Bon Iver has announced some new tour dates.
Phoebe Bridgers performed “Flume” with Bon Iver at their show together in London. You can find some fan shot footage of the collaboration below.
Bon Iver debuted a previously unreleased song, “Hayward, MI,” during the ten year anniversary show for For Emma, Forever Ago the other night. The song apparently comes from that album’s sessions and was never released.
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver took to Twitter to offer some thoughts on the Grammys:
I have to say Ken Ehlrich is a dick producer. I’m with Lorde on this, hard. Ken told us Holocene (roty, soty nominee in 2011 (?)) was “too long and slow and that we’d lose 4-6 million viewers cause of that” – and that he’s broken a lot of careers on the show, so I should listen.