Photo courtesy the Star Tribune  Progressive folk giants Fleet Foxes played two sold out shows at The Palace Theater on September 30th and October 1st. The band was touring in support of their return album Crack Up which was released in June of this year. Ear Coffee sent its two best (and only writers) to cover the second night because we are dedicated to bring you the news (also Robin Pecknold is also bae). For a venue, the Palace Theater, was the perfect venue for Fleet Foxes. The building itself is super vibey and has a reclaimed look. The front of house engineer knew what he was doing. Both bands that night sounded, for the most part, crystal clear in the PA. Pictures of the stage from the balcony The opening act was a Canadian indie band named Nap Eyes. In true indie rock fashion, there were a great number of Fender offset guitars on stage. The band started precisely at 7:30 that night. Which was a surprise because rock music never starts on time. The Nap E...

Fleet Foxes frontman, Robin Pecknold, posted a picture of Electric Lady Studios to Instagram with the caption, "Getting out in front of IV." What that means we are not completely sure. Fleet Foxes are still fresh from the release of Fleet Foxes return album  Crack-Up in June. Hopefully, that means a fans won't have to wait as long for a new record from Fleet Foxes. Getting out in front of IV A post shared by Robin Noel Pecknold (@robinpecknold) on Sep 7, 2017 at 10:02am PDT To accompany the photo, two short videos were post to Instagram. The videos contain samples of Robin's voice singing what appears to be new material. Watch those video down below. A post shared by Robin Noel Pecknold (@robinpecknold) on Sep 7, 2017 at 12:37pm PDT Sunblond A post shared by Robin Noel Pecknold (@robinpecknold) on Sep 7, 2017 at 3:19pm PDT