Foster the People Aiming to Drop New Album in 2013
Mark Foster, lead singer of alternative band Foster the People, recently told NME the band are certainly brainstorming ideas for a new album.
Foster the People’s ‘Pumped Up Kicks’ Almost Didn’t Get Released
Foster the People's uber-catchy, No. 1 alternative rock hit, "Pumped Up Kicks," almost didn’t get a chance to be heard.
Foster the People Planning ‘Weird Studio Tricks’ for New Album
Foster the People are making plans for the follow-up to 2011's, 'Torches,' which snatched the guys an alternative rock and crossover hit in, “Pumped Up Kicks."
The Black Keys, Switchfoot, Foster the People – Alt-Rock Gift Guide
Audio Ink Radio presents sets from the Black Keys, Foster the People and Switchfoot in our Alternative Rock Gift Guide 2011!
Foster the People to Take ‘Pumped up Kicks’ on the Road in 2012
Alternative rock band Foster the People are set to take their hit "Pumped up Kicks" on the road in spring 2012. We have the complete list of tour dates!
Foster the People, ‘Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls)’ – Video Review
Thank goodness for quirky bands like the Black Keys and Foster the People who know how to make mesmerizing music videos that don’t rely on commercial hoopla.
Foo Fighters, Foster the People to Play Lollapalooza Chile and Brazil
Lollapalooza Brazil and Lollapalooza Chile 2012 lack, as the rock ‘n’ roll festival has announced this season’s big headliner, for both gigs, is Foo Fighters.
Foster the People, ‘Helena Beat’ Brings ‘60s Psych – Song Review
Alternative rock band Foster the People are out with a new single, “Helena Beat,” off, Torches, and the song brings feel-good beats and melodies.
Foster the People’s Mark Foster Compares Band to MGMT
Foster the People singer Mark Foster says the alternative rock-flavored band are their own genre, and he doesn't "really know what this genre is, necessarily."
Foster the People Explain ‘Pumped up Kicks’
As carefree as Foster the People's 'Pumped up Kicks' sound, singer Mark Mark Foster insists the alternative rock song carries a deeper, dimmer message.