UFC fighter Conor Mcgregor has dodged prosecution for motoring offences in his native Dublin, Ireland.
13.01.2020 - 11:06 / thefader.com
Bright Eyes, the beloved indie rock band fronted by Conor Oberst, have stayed quiet since the release of the 2011 album The People's Key. That will change this year — in some form or another — since the band have launched a new Instagram account with a post captioned #BrightEyes2020. There's no information about what could be in works, but the band did undergo a massive six-album reissue campaign in 2016.
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UFC fighter Conor Mcgregor has dodged prosecution for motoring offences in his native Dublin, Ireland.
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After teasing a reunion earlier this month, Bright Eyes are indeed back: they've announced their first live shows in more than nine years, along with plans to release new music. And unlike their previous nine albums, this project won't be released through Saddle Creek Records.
Bright Eyes have reunited after a hiatus that lasted nearly a decade. The band, Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis and Nathaniel Walcott, will signed to Dead Oceans ahead of a new album due in 2020.
The reunited band will hit the UK for End Of The Road Festival in September
Bright Eyes have announced their first live performance in more than 9 years. Conor Oberst and co. will play a set at End of the Road festival in Dorset, England, this summer. The festival takes place September 3—6 at Larmer Tree Gardens. Check out the lineup announcement below.
This year's Dorset festival will take place from September 3-6