May 27, 2011 - Swedish indie rockers Peter Bjorn and John will have another go supporting last year's "Gimme Some" on their latest North American run, the "All You Can Eat Tour."
April 15, 2011 - Swedish indie rockers Peter Bjorn and John have plotted a spring and summer course in support of their recently released studio set, "Gimme Some."
September 4, 2009 - Peter Bjorn and John will spend three weeks canvassing North America this fall on the heels of a European run behind their spring release, "Living Thing."
April 20, 2009 - Three's a charm as they say, and apparently the rule applied quite nicely on Sunday (4/19) for the third and last day of 2009's Coachella Music and Arts Festival. As SoundSpike's own Jim Harrington stated in his review, the event "...closed in triumphant fashion... "
April 6, 2009 - PB&J entered 2009 primed for superstardom. They then promptly dropped the ball. Welcome, ladies and gents, to yet another unfortunate example of the inability of modern-day bands whose star is on the ascent to spin early promise into anything more than a stink cloud of blogosphere-induced flatulence.
February 27, 2009 - Everybody's favorite Swedish pop-vocal trio returns with another album full of highly hummable (if not quite as whistle-ready as 2006's preposterously catchy "Young Folks"), smart and funny tunes. And on the songwriting front, the group rolls out yet another hip-hop collaboration (the trio performed as Kanye West's backing band in 2007; the rapper this time is Canuck actor/musician Drake, whose latest album features a PB&J writing credit). Peter Bjorn and John's new album, "Living Thing," is due in stores at the end of March.
January 26, 2009 - Peter Bjorn & John are a pop trio from Sweden best known for their 2006 single "Young Folks," a tune that's easily recognizable by its whistling intro.
January 26, 2009 - Peter Bjorn and John have lined up a slate of North American shows in support of the group's forthcoming new studio album, "Living Thing."
Swedish indie rockers Peter Bjorn and John will have another go supporting last year's "Gimme Some" on their latest North American run, the "All You Can Eat Tour."
PB&J entered 2009 primed for superstardom. They then promptly dropped the ball. Welcome, ladies and gents, to yet another unfortunate example of the inability of modern-day bands whose star is on the ascent to spin early promise into anything more than a stink cloud of blogosphere-induced flatulence.
