Into It. Over It. opened up for Owen’s special Chicago, IL release show a few months ago. PropertyOfZack was on-sight to shoot three great Lives. Check out Into It. Over It. performing “The Frames That Used To Greet Me,” “Pinky Swear,” and “22 Syllables” below by clicking “Read More!” *This footage was filmed and edited by Kyle Garchar

When it comes to Evan Weiss, no one can accuse the Chicago musician of being single-minded. A veteran of the alternative and indie music scenes at a young age, Weiss has amassed a portfolio unmatched by many of his contemporaries. Yet, it is with Into It. Over It. that Weiss will find (and has found) great success. After several ambitious acoustic projects, such as the fifty-two week venture where Weiss wrote and recorded a song per week for a full year and his Twelve Towns undertaking where Weiss wrote a song for twelve different towns, Into It. Over It. have ...

Irish band The Frames have been quite for a bit now while lead singer Glen Hansard has pursued ... Continue Reading

Eddie Vedder invites you to tiptoe through the tulips with him. After focusing on his main band last year with a 20th anniversary bash , a Cameron Crowe documentary , and a new song , the Pearl Jam frontman will be heading back out on his own again in support of Grammy-nominated 2011 full-length Ukulele Songs . A 13-city spring solo tour will take Vedder through theaters from Las Vegas, on April 11, to Orlando, Florida, on May 16, plus a stop at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on May 3. Joining him once again will be Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard, of folk-rock ...

Now that a year's worth of anniversary celebrations for Pearl Jam are behind him, Eddie Vedder is back in Ukulele Songs mode, with a new 13-city tour planned for late spring. Once again, Glen Hansard from The Swell Season and The Frames will open. Tickets for the tour go on sale Feb. 3, but a pre-sale for members of Pearl Jam's Ten Club is already underway. (Find out more here .) As for Pearl Jam, the band is set to tour Europe this summer, and a new album might also be out later this year. Check out Vedder's ...

Ireland’s The Frames (remember them?) recently recorded a set for Irish TV’s excellent Other Voices series. The show will air sometime in 2012, but they’ve released video of the band performing the always wonderful “God Bless Mom”. Check it out: Apparently we can also expect a Glen Hansard solo album sometime this year, though I [...]

The opening night of Other Voices' tenth year was marked by homecomings to the remote Atlantic peninsula town of Dingle. The place has become a haven for music fans over the last ten years every December. The musicians themselves are drawn to this place regardless of the now annual Other Voices gatherings finding r...

France’s TheNextDoor present its crafty Fall/Winter 2011 lookbook in black and white fashion. The campaign more so highlights the artistic essence of the photography, as the goods themselves are somewhat hard to pinpoint within the frames. The theme of the drop is “Vie de Quartier,” which translates to “neighborhood life,” as is all too appropriate [...] Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast.com

Stay tuned for a gig staged in a church for 80 people, streamed for free on the Guardian's music site at 9.30pm GMT on Sunday On Sunday evening, Spiritualized and Wild Beasts are sharing the bill on the final night of the Other Voices festival in Ireland – and you can watch both performances, live and for free, on guardian.co.uk/music . The gig takes place at St James's church in Dingle, County Kerry, a venue that seats – at a pinch – 80 people. If you're not able to make it in person, bookmark this page and ...

Each day this week, World Cafe reports from its recent trip to Dublin, Ireland. Today, hear The Frames' Glen Hansard discuss the Irish history that has shaped Dublin's music scene over the past few decades.

(Anti-) Oscar winner goes solo I first came across the diminutive Czech musician Markéta Irglová through my obsession with Irish rock group The Frames. As you may know, Irglová teamed up with The Frames’ charismatic frontman Glen Hansard in 2006, releasing an enjoyable self-titled record under the moniker The Swell Season. The duo then went on to star in the enormously popular film Once, winning an Academy Award for their song Falling Slowly. Fast-forward a few years and Irglová has settl ...

The Black Lips jocularly embody "The Man" in the video for "Raw Meat". As crooked New York City cops, the video frames the Black Lips on duty in a black and white 70's reminiscent groove. The song whistles in the foreground as the four boondoggle about town, debauchery always pervasive in Cole Alexander's swaggering lead vocals. And yes, the lyrics do focus on all the best foods to eat together, like "horseradish with horse meat" or sea urchins with sour cheese.The video offers some just-mugge

Die tschechische Songwriterin Markéta Irglová legte kürzlich einen Zwischenstopp bei NPRs Tiny Desk Concerts ein. Dort präsentierte sie drei Songs ihres Anfang Oktober via Anti erschienenen Albums " Anar ". Zusammen mit der iranischen Perkussionistin Aida Shahghasemi gab sie in ganz intimer Atmosphäre die Songs "We Are Good", "Dokthar Goochani", ein iranisches Traditional und "Let Me Fall In Love" zum Besten. Überzeugt euch an dieser Stelle selbst: Markéta Irglová – Tiny Desk Concert Zusammen mit Glen Hansard, dem Sänger der irischen Alternative-Rocker The Frames , bildete Irglová das Folk-Zweigespann The Swell Season , mit dem sie 2006 deren selbstbetiteltes Debüt veröffentlichte. Ein Jahr darauf folgte ...

If you only know Glen Hansard from the Swell Season, then you’ve been missing out. For much of his career Hansard has led the Frames, a merry band of Irish musicians whose music radiates a powerful intensity. Here are two versions — one acoustic and one electric — of “Fake” from 2007′s The Cost.

Today,  Pitchfork.tv debuts its first animated series, "Frames" . The show highlights first-person storytelling from artists, brought to life by Pitchfork's animators. The first five episodes are centered on the concept of "firsts" in artists' lives.