Ted Leo

Roughly halfway through his set on Thursday's opening night of the Chaos In Tejas festival, indie punk rocker Ted Leo took a moment to pay a sort of tribute to the Mob, the cult British punks who were slated to play after him. Read More

John Moe has numerous ways to describe "Wits," the biweekly radio/stage show he hosts for Minnesota Public Radio. Read More

As the sun began to rise on the final day of Sasquatch 2012, you could hear the campground waking up with the world's largest collective hangover, dragging their tired bones to look over the massive gorge one last time and see some of the world's most talented musicians. Read More

Legendary D.C. musician Ian MacKaye's surprise 50th birthday party "was like all the D.C. punks paying tribute to the Don Corleone of the D.C. scene," an attendee told WTOP's Neal Augenstein. Read More

Records released The Tyranny of Distance , the sophomore album by Ted Leo & The Pharmacists. Read More

Make sure you check out Reasonable Discussions , the A.V. Club podcast. Read More

Started in 2007, Record Store Day is a celebration of independent music. Read More

On this week's episode, we sit down with indie rock icon Ted Leo , a veteran musician who's spent more than two decades touring the country, recording albums, and spreading his message to the masses—most of the time, on his own dime. Read More

Make sure you check out Reasonable Discussions , the A.V. Club podcast, which posts bi-weekly. Read More

New Music Mondays series of free concerts at Millennium Park. The series is slated to kick off with Chicago's own singer-songwriter Kelly Hogan on Monday, May 28. Read More