Like any band that has been around for over three decades, Modest Mouse has undergone many iterations. They started out as a tight indie rock trio, then found their greatest success in the mid-2000’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Isaac Brock of Modest Mouse performs during 2025 Austin City Limits Music Festival at Zilker Park on October 04, 2025 in Austin, ...

Modest Mouse to perform at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater this summer American rock band Modest Mouse is set to perform this summer at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. American rock band Modest Mouse is ...

Modest Mouse are a little over a week away from the start of their first-ever cruise festival, Ice Cream Floats, and ahead of that they’ve announced new spring tour dates surrounding their sets at ...

Modest Mouse are once again parting ways with some gear and that includes giving away one of their most iconic instruments, the Hondo II banjo that they’ve had since the ’90s. “The banjo was collected ...

Alternative rock band Modest Mouse returned to MGM Music Hall at Fenway on Wednesday for their 2025 fall tour. Opening act Built to Spill joined Modest Mouse on select dates, including the Boston show ...

Editor’s Note: “Terminus: A Western Washington Music Retrospective” is a weekly column dedicated to the iconic music scene of the Pacific Northwest. Each week, writer Luke Whittleton will focus on one ...

When Modest Mouse took the stage at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on Oct. 1, the crowd reflected the band’s multigenerational reach. Whether it was kids in their dad’s old band tees or the dads themselves ...

Pacific Northwest rockers Modest Mouse were quietly influential on the evolving sound of rock music even before 2004’s Good News for People Who Love Bad News, the breakthrough album that came about a ...

I first listened to Modest Mouse in 2008, in my family’s old, beat-up Acura that still had a cigarette lighter in it. My friend had burned me a couple CDs from the band’s discography, with the album ...

With as many bands as the Seattle area has produced over the years, it’s somewhat surprising that none head a proper music festival of their own back home. It seemed like natural timing. With Modest ...