Award shows are bound to get stuff wrong, but a shocking number of masterpieces were ignored by the Grammys in the album of ...

AOTY nominees (winner in bold): "7" by Lil Nas X, "Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)" by Lizzo, "Father of the Bride" by Vampire Weekend, "I, I" by Bon Iver ... Believe it or not, Beach House has never ...

In fact, Raitt is full of praise for several of the younger generation of female artists who are currently dominating the ...

Who else could embody the role of Bon Iver?” the Counterpart website asks. “Why do we feel the need to see the people behind ...

Start with Sable, the new record by his band Bon Iver, their first new release in five years. Other than Beyoncé’s gap from Lemonade to Renaissance, how many major acts take that long between ...

Back in 2007, Bon Iver’s debut album, “For Emma, Forever Ago,” was just about the least likely breakthrough album imaginable: Written in a remote cabin during a Wisconsin winter, in self ...

As so many great albums do, Bon Iver’s 2008 debut ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ began because of heartbreak. Recovering from a serious illness and breakup, the band’s frontman Justin Vernon ...

SABLE, begins with an end. Upon hitting play on Bon Iver’s first record in over five years, listeners are greeted with a high-pitched, almost discordant tone. It resembles the un-turn-offable ...

Bon Iver is back — although the group hasn't really been away. The Wisconsin-born indie-rock act, led by Justin Vernon, has been collaborating with a wide range of artists in recent years ...

From there, they talk about the recent Bon Iver EP Sable, which is the most straightforward music he’s ever made, and his influence on contemporary artists. In the mailbag, they address a ...

Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the best of The New Yorker in your in-box. Outside of Bon Iver, Vernon remains a wildly in-demand collaborator. He has a track ...

Justin Vernon is a touring veteran with Bon Iver, but it’s not a universally positive experience. He spoke about this in a new interview with The New Yorker, telling the story of a time he cried ...