Last week, Bright Eyes launched a new Instagram page and a hashtag, #BrightEyes2020. Both things seem to portend a comeback. The last we heard from the folk-rock band, they were touring behind 2011’s ...

Bright Eyes recently returned with their first album in nine years, Down In The Weeds, Where The World Once Was, and followed it, days later, with a new cover of Thin Lizzy’s “Running Back,” a ...

The late rapper Mac Miller was always known to dabble in several genres of music outside of hip hop, and one of his big influences was Conor Oberst. Before we tragically lost Mac to a drug overdose at ...

Bright Eyes is the main project of American singer-songwriter/guitarist Conor Oberst. Bright Eyes also features multi-instrumentalist/producer Mike Mogis, keyboard player Nate Walcott and a rotating ...

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The post Bright Eyes Announce Kids Table EP, Share “Dyslexic Palindrome” with Hurray For The Riff Raff: Stream appeared first on Consequence. The eight-track project is described a return to the ...

Following a prolific run in the 2000s, Bright Eyes have only released two albums in the past 20-plus years: 2011’s The People’s Key and 2020’s Down In The Weeds, Where The World Once Was. Now you can ...

At some point or another, you've probably been told to "believe in yourself." It sounds so simple, right? Just believe in yourself! But it's not always easy — even when you have lots of evidence that ...

Fresh off a collaboration on an Elliott Smith cover with 2022′s “it” indie star Phoebe Bridgers, Bright Eyes is heading out on a huge 2022 tour. The indie folk group led by Conor Oberst is trekking ...

I have these weird bouts of insomnia,” says Conor Oberst, sitting in his living room in Omaha, his hometown. “Usually, it’ll pass.” At 40, the indie-rock elder has a youthful air, but today he looks ...