The post Local Natives Announce Departure of Founding Member Kelcey Ayer appeared first on Consequence. Local Natives will part ways with founding vocalist, keyboardist, and songwriter Kelcey Ayer ...

Best known for Our six albums, in stores now. I have a vivid memory of the first time listening to this album during our insane run of touring in 2013. We were in a sprinter van driving to Zurich ...

You couldn’t really escape a Local Natives song in the early 2010s. With the hit “Wide Eyes,” Los Angeles-based band’s sound embodied all the lushness of that era of indie rock: pop aesthetics, ...

Did you know you can download podcasts of our Morning Becomes Eclectic performances? We offer a new session about every two weeks and Local Natives is up until Thursday, June 3. Sign up now and grab ...

Next year will mark the 20th of longtime indie rock outfit Local Natives. The Orange County band made their mark in the late 2000s with the release of Gorilla Manor. The last few years have seen the ...

Los Angeles indie harmonizers Local Natives have been a band since 2005, and they always come across as very close friends, so it's a surprise whenever the band's lineup changes. Bassist Andy Hamm ...

I found an old digital 8-track recorder I used in when I first started writing songs in high school. The first song that I recorded on there that had three-part harmony was an absolute ripoff of ...

The Los Angeles band's new album, Sunlit Youth, is out today. In this session, the band performs live and discusses its changing sound. Local Natives On World Cafe Those who have followed Local ...

The post Local Natives reveal Origins of “When Am I Gonna Lose You” with 25 early versions: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Origins is a recurring ...

Columbia's spring concert calendar continues to fill up with new announcements dropping regularly. From various shades of country to veteran heavy-hitters revisiting their breakout records (and one ...

There were bigger shows at the Big Gig on Friday night. And there were louder shows - at least judging by the intrusive musical roar occasionally erupting from the Miller Lite Oasis stage next door.