photos by Toby Tenenbaum The Polyphonic Spree played Webster Hall last night (5/23), which was recorded for a future live album. The front of the stage was covered in a wide red ribbon, from which Spree leader Tim DeLaughter cut...

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Recommended Show: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2012 THE POLYPHONIC SPREE @ WEBSTER HALL 125 E 11th St New York, NY 10009 $20, 7PM Excellent. Due to their enormous size as a band, The Polyphonic Spree are forced to play larger venues (just to fit everyone on stage), so Webster Hall may actually be considered "small" for them. YOB @ The Bell House Jarrod Gorbel @ Rockwood Music Hall The Polyphonic Spree @ Webster Hall Filligar & The Rassle @ Mercury Lounge BRAD & Happy Chichester @ Gramercy Theatre Zambri, Caged Animals, & AIMES @ Brooklyn Bowl The Donkeys & Virgin Forest @ Knitting Factory Meshuggah, Baroness, & Decapitated @ Terminal 5 Blue Sabbath, Black Fiji ...

When Tripping Daisy guitarist Wes Berggen overdosed on drugs in 1999, it affected frontman Tim DeLaughter in more ways than one. For starters, it led to the breakup of the band, but Berggen’s death also prompted DeLaughter to find religion in places other than a church, like the trees and the sun. And while Berggen [...]

The group's mix of upbeat, melodic songs and heavy themes has made The Polyphonic Spree known around the world. Tim DeLaughter and his 20-odd bandmates will stop by World Cafe Live in Philadelphia to perform a concert this Friday at noon ET.

The Polyphonic Spree are on tour with Sweet Lee Morrow and play Webster Hall in NYC on May 23, a show they're going to record and release..."NYC was our first home away from home in the States," says Spree...

Jubilation provocateurs The Polyphonic Spree have announced that they record their upcoming show at New York City's Webster Hall for a live album and DVD to be released in the coming months.

The Polyphonic Spree will record their show at New York’s Webster Hall this Wednesday, May 23, for a future live album and DVD. The CD/DVD will be released in the coming months. “NYC was our first home away from home in the States,” says Spree frontman Tim DeLaug...

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Polyphonic Spree, Sufjan Stevens, The New Pornographers Song: Vincent">St. Vincent - Krokodil [download here ] What's so good? Vincent">St. Vincent’s seemingly endless tour wound back through Chicago this past Friday, expanding from the smaller Metro to the hallowed halls of the Vic Theatre. Annie Clark presented a tightly packed set to the sold-out crowd, playing what have now become standards off of her first two albums, 2007′s Marry Me , and 2009′s Actor , though she still relied heavily on her most recent masterpiece, 2011′s Strange Mercy . Opening with the ...

Hear the 11-person psychedelic folk band perform songs from its new album, Here , live from WXPN. The group's sound calls to mind Polyphonic Spree and Bob Marley, but it's hard to pin a single genre on its psychedelic, rocking, bluegrass-inflected neo-folk.

I was going to be all cool and feature a non-repeat artist but honestly I can’t get this album out of my head lately. In fact, I’ve been thinking over  Strange Mercy almost everyday since I saw Vincent">St. Vincent’s amazing show at Coachella. She came on right after Laura Marling and for some reason their crowds didn’t have a terrible amount of overlap so I was able to sneak right up to front and right (not center haha) and the show was simply amazing. Astounding! Beyond any words English or otherwise haha Instead of re-hashing ...

The Polyphonic Spree are known for their matching outfits, costumes and robes, but the enormous chamber-pop group is taking the notion of dressing up for gigs to a new level of epic proportions. This Halloween, The Polyphonic Spree will perform a Rocky Horror Picture Show -themed show at London’s HMV Forum.

World roundup: Darkness all set for support tour plus the latest from Dio, Polyphonic Spree, Warrant, TNT, Marillion, Spectrum Road and Nashville Pussy… Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins has no doubt his band will be the perfect fit when they support Lady Gaga on her upcoming European tour. He says: “It’s definitely a different type of music, [...]

Choral, symphonic rock band The Polyphonic Spree are going to be performing at London's HMV forum on October the 31st of this year, it will also be their only Uk show. However, this show will be different. The band are going to be performing their own re-imagining of the cult classic Rocky Horror Picture show! Fans that come in fancy dress will receive a drinks voucher as part of their ticket purchase so invest in a corset. The band will also be playing songs from their impressive back catalogue, so it's all set to be an amazing night ...

Come and celebrate Halloween a little differently this year with The Polyphonic Spree, as they play their only London show this year – with a seasonal twist. On 31st October, HMV Forum will see the legendary symphonic band tackle the world-renowned cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show in their...