Bright Eyes

The Omaha Sound—a la Bright Eyes, Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor—is burgeoning in Sweden's indie music scene. Read More

Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst and 16 other musicians are speaking out about a bill I posted about last week proposed by State Sen. Beau McCoy that would prohibit local municipalities across Nebraska from enacting their own anti-discrimination ordinances. Read More

Connor Oberst fans are raging this fine Thursday. Read More

Bright Eyes ' Conor Oberst and other Omaha musicians signed a Jan. 23 letter demanding Nebraska lawmakers stop a law that would prevent the city and other towns from passing anti-discrimination legislation. Read More

Some say Omaha wouldn't be the city it is today if it weren't for Dave Sink. Sink, who died last week at 63, was well-loved by many Omahans who ventured into Antiquarium Records, where he dished out recommendations and the occasional snarky comment on a purchase. Read More

Last year, Conor Oberst proved to fans worldwide that Bright Eyes , indeed, has returned. Read More

A group of Omaha musicians, including Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes, is calling on state lawmakers to pull the plug on a proposal that would ban Omaha and other communities from passing anti-discrimination ordinances. Read More

Though harmonious Swede sisters First Aid Kit first established notoriety through a viral video , their first two releases on Wichita Records showcased a group rapidly improving and growing more confident with their own arrangements. Read More