They Might Be Giants

They Might Be Giants' second album for a major label was released on March 24, 1992.

They Might Be Giants' quirky debut stood out from the pack at a time where everything kind of sounded alike.

The release of Against Me!'s '23 Live Sex Acts' marks a fitting occasion to look back on some of the imaginative titles bands have named their live albums.

All of Bikini Bottom will be reimagined for a live action Broadway musical featuring original songs some of the biggest names in music.

They Might Be Giants’ John Flansburgh and John Linnell visited Bloomberg to discuss the evolution of their career ... and Spotify.

They Might Be Giants are taking 2015 by storm with the scheduled release of two albums, continuous touring and the return of 'Dial-a-Song.'

Everyone's favorite holiday is coming up (and we're not talking about Halloween or Thanksgiving).

They Might Be Giants have been molding, changing and evolving their sound for more than 30 years.

With 16 albums and more than 30 years of music under their belts, New York City indie faves They Might Be Giants are still standing tall. Saturday night (Nov. 1), with support from Miniature Tigers, they celebrated their legacy with a terrific hometown show at Terminal 5, where they played their 1986 debut album in full.