The post MGMT Release Mythical Live Album 11-11-11, 11 Years Later appeared first on Consequence. On November 11th, 2011, MGMT performed an original 45-minute piece at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum ...

MGMT, the indie rock duo made up of singers Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser, will be performing live for the first time in nearly four years. The band is slated to take the stage at the annual ...

MGMT’s latest release, their 3rd full length, was a self-titled album. That is always a meaningful gesture for a band. But just what it means to Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser is anyone’s ...

This Wednesday night, MGMT plays the Showbox SODO and tickets are all sold out. If you have never seen MGMT live and love their radio hits like “Kids,” “Time To Pretend” or “Electric Feel,” you might ...

When Yeasayer broke last fall, I tried, for a morning, to like them and it just didn’t take. But they struck a chord with lots of folks, and the only thing I had jogging my memory before going to the ...

“This is our decision/To live fast and die young/We’ve got the vision/Now let’s have some fun.” Those words, taken from MGMT‘s 2008 breakout single “Time to Pretend,” have become a rallying cry of ...

So spake a snickering Andrew VanWyngarden, as he prepared to play the final selection of MGMT’s set at Brooklyn’s Prospect Park Bandshell on Wednesday night, July 1. (See a complete photo gallery of ...

MGMT performed a special nine-song set at New York’s famed Ed Sullivan Theatre last night as part of the new Live on Letterman concert series. After taping the song “Brian Eno” on The Late Show With ...

Towards the beginning of Pitchfork's rather whimsically designed new cover story on MGMT, associate editor Larry Fitzmaurice uncovers a fact that devotees of the psych-pop duo already know: the band ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. 2018 sees quintessential autumn festival BIME Live return with a bang as it ...

Towards the beginning of Pitchfork's rather whimsically designed new cover story on MGMT, associate editor Larry Fitzmaurice uncovers a fact that devotees of the psych-pop duo already know: the band ...