In 2010, I spoke to director Anthony Seck about his documentary Look at What the Light Did Now, a backstage peek at the artistic process of the singer-songwriter Leslie Feist. He said that while she ...

Feist has released three new songs: “Hiding Out in the Open,” “In Lightning,” and “Love Who We Are Meant To.” They mark her first new solo tracks in six years, following the 2017 album Pleasure. She’s ...

Longtime CNN executive Sam Feist will leave the network at the end of June to become the new CEO of the nonprofit public affairs network C-SPAN, the network's board of directors announced Tuesday.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In an interview with The Irish Times, the Canadian singer reflect on her decision, saying playing the shows became an “out-of-body ...

Feist is releasing a new album, Multitudes, on April 14 via Interscope. Now she has shared a video for the album’s previously shared single “In Lightning” and also announced some North American tour ...

After exiting Arcade Fire’s 2022 tour in the wake of several sexual assault allegations against frontman Win Butler, opening act Leslie Feist is publicly opening up about the difficulty of the ...

Ahead of her new album, Multitudes, dropping this month, Feist did a new interview with The Irish Times. In it, she spoke about not only her new music, but also her decision to leave Arcade Fire’s ...

Leslie Feist has opened up about her decision to exit Arcade Fire‘s 2022 European tour, months after frontman Win Butler was accused of sexual misconduct. “I was having an out-of-body experience,” the ...

Audacious, occasionally baffling stagecraft and much emotion act in tandem in a daring set in which the Canadian singer-songwriter goes rogue Leslie Feist is scrabbling around on the concrete floor, ...

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Leslie Feist has a question. “So which one were you at?” she wonders. She’s referring to two concerts she played in Dublin last August. The gigs were as support for Arcade Fire, the big-hearted indie ...