Stream Eisley’s New Album

Eisley’s new album The Valley isn’t out until March 1st, but you can hear the entire album now – Stream Eisley’s entire new album here.

Highlights include “The Valley,” “Watch It Die,” “Sad,” and “Oxygen Mask.”

Also, click here to watch Eisley’s live concert set in Nashville tonight in 20 minutes (10:15 pm EST/7:15 pm PST).

Jenny and Johnny: Stream Entire Album Early

I’m Having Fun Now by Jenny and Johnny doesn’t come out until August 31st, but you can listen to the entire album as many times as you want here.

If you’ve already heard “Scissor Runner,” “Switchblade,” and “Big Wave,” be sure to listen to “My Pet Snakes,” “Just Like Zeus,” “New Yorker Cartoon,” and “Committed.”

Also, head over to Spin here to watch an interview with Jenny and Johnny at their house!

Hear Arcade Fire’s New Album

Click here to listen to Arcade Fire’s new album, The Suburbs, in its entirety.

Tuesday Round-Up: SoloBob, Kaki King, Jenny & Johnny

+ Here is a new SoloBob song called “Fantastic 15″ — SoloBob is Robert Schwartzman’s solo side project:

+ Click here to read a detailed interview with Kaki King about guitars, amps, tunings, and the recording process in Premier Guitar Magazine.

+ Click here to read an interview with Jenny & Johnny from Spin Magazine, and click here to watch a video interview with them at Daily Candy.

Jenny & Johnny

Brandon Flowers: Solo Debut Album

Brandon Flowers of The Killers has announced that he will record his first solo album, called Flamingo.

Even more exciting, though, is that he collaborated with Jenny Lewis on a few songs, and the two musicians sing a duet called “Hard Enough.”

For more information, read the Spin article here.

She & Him – Listen to Full Album

Head over to Spin to listen to all of She & Him‘s upcoming new album,               Volume 2.

Michael Runion, Young Veins Concert Review

Yesterday Michael Runion and his backup band The Royal Family, along with The Young Veins, played at LA’s Echo.

Michael Runion opened the show with “Our Time Will Come” — starting subdued with just vocals and his guitar, and having his full band come in by the end of the song. He also played the more up-tempo songs “You and Me” and “Till We Have To.”

Unfortunately, he didn’t play “Soft Hands,” “Carol Caroline,” or “The Daylight” — but he made up for it by inviting Z Berg (The Like) onstage for his last song. They played a new JJAMZ song — it was the best song of the entire concert (title is unknown, possibly is “Dancing With The Dead”).

As soon as The Young Veins came onstage, many people in the audience were excited to see Ryan Ross…Upon seeing Ryan take the stage, a girl behind me exclaimed that she “cried” as soon as she saw him…I guess he has a loyal following from Panic At The Disco?

Highlights of The Young Veins’ set included “Take a Vacation,” “Change,” and “Maybe I Will, Maybe I Won’t” featuring Jon Walker on lead vocals.

This show was The Young Veins’ first show ever, and they embark on a national tour in a few days. For tour dates head to their MySpace.

Below is video of The Young Veins playing “The Other Girl” from the show:

Also in attendance were Tennessee Thomas (The Like), Annie Monroe (The Like), Blake Mills, Jason Boesel, Danielle Haim?, Dave Rawlings, Tony Berg, and Alex Greenwald.

(Two other bands, Smith Westerns and Pearl Harbor finished the early Saturday evening show).

UPDATE: To read Spin’s review of the show, click here. Spin reported that Jenny Lewis and Edward Sharpe were in the audience, which may not be accurate. Maybe they mistook Tennessee Thomas for Jenny Lewis?

The Like News

Last night’s Dallas, Texas show @ the Palladium was the last night of  The Like/Arctic Monkeys tour.

Congratulations to Z and her Twitter – iLoveTheLike – for being chosen by Spin Magazine as one of the three twitters to follow for Follow Fridays.

Stay tuned for more news from The Like.