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It doesn't take a hipster hippie like Feist to appreciate the beauty of catching nature nut Bon Iver under the big blue skies of Colorado as captured in this picture. The Grammy-winning Bon Iver was sound checking as he prepared for his headlining set at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre near Morrison, Colo., and show opener Feist recognized a gorgeous moment when she saw it. She snapped this p

Calgary's Sled Island Festival, now in its sixth year, will take place from June 20-23 with Feist and the Hold Steady headlining the final two of the four nights. This year's festival, which will feature more than 200 acts and 100 people from the art, film and comedy worlds, is co-curated by Andrew W...

In one of the more unorthodox pairings on a Record Store Day that looks to be full of them, Feist and Mastodon have collaborated on a 7" single that finds the artists covering each other -- and now you can hear the results.

One angelic Canadian and a crew of Southern ruffians makes for a perfect combination. As we've written, Feist and Mastodon have gotten together for some cover song symmetry. Mastodon are adding weight to the featherlight 'A Commotion,' and Leslie's flicking some loveliness into 'Black Tongue...

NBC Feist's latest studio album, 'Metals,' has been out since September, but she's still promoting it like it came out yesterday -- and last night (April 12), that meant showing up on 'The Tonight Show,' impressively large backing band in tow, to perform 'The Bad in Each Other.'

Look out, it's Feistodon! Feist and Mastodon have released the cover art for their Record Store Day collaboration.

Indie darling Feist has unveiled the music video for her latest single, 'Bittersweet Melodies.' The song is taken from her latest album 'Metals,' which was released last October.

Feist continued her dominance of the Juno Awards, Canada's equivalent of the Grammy Awards. During the telecast on Sunday night (April 1), the singer won her 11th career Juno, for Artist of the Year. At the gala dinner the night before, she won two Junos, for Adult Alternative Album of the Year Music ('Metals') and DVD of the Year ('Look What the Light Did Now')...

Indie chanteuse Feist took home two awards -- Adult Alternative Album of the Year Music and DVD of the Year -- Saturday night during the 2012 Juno Awards pre-telecast gala dinner, which was held in the Canadian capital of Ottawa. Thirty-four of the 41 Juno trophies were handed out during the event, while the remaining seven will be awarded during Sunday night's Juno Awards -- considered Canada's a

It's not uncommon for an artist, even one as original as Feist, to perform a cover or two in an encore. During her sold-out concert at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday (March 25), the Canadian indie darling did one better and brought out her opening act, M. Ward, no stranger to male-female vocals through his work with She & Him, to sing the Jesus and Mary Chain's 'Sometimes Always.' The so