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It is safe to say that you are almost guaranteed to come away from an Okkervil River gig with a huge smile on your face, if only for the fact that they have to be one of the most enthusiastic bands around.
The Living End and Hilltop Hoods headed an Aussie strong lineup at Bendigo's Groovin' the Moo Festival.
Opening with Plus Ones the despondent sarcasm of singer Will Sheff’s lyric bloomed from the outset in a reflection of country small town beginnings.
The Zoo goes south by southwest with Austin, Texas's finest.
The last time Austin band Okkervil River graced our shores they played to a small audience that barely filled the Rosemount Hotel. On this visit, in front of a sell-out crowd, they captivated the audience with every note.
Okkervil River wrap up their tour with support from The Lucksmiths.
Okkervil River played an awe-inspiring set to the sold out crowd at the Annandale Hotel, with special guests The Lucksmiths.
A very cheery Okkervil River put on a killer show! Supported by The Middle East. A great way to spend a Sunday night.
On a sunny Sydney day, a full house of eager punters were at St Jeromes Laneway festival.
St Jerome's returns to Brisbane for another year bringing with it The Panics, Feist, The Presets, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and many more crowd favourites
As part of the Perth International Arts Festival, Texan indie-folk collective Okkervil River played to a rapturous crowd at Beck's Music Box.
Austin folk collective Okkervil River stop by Manning Bar on their national tour, winning Sydney over with a fine set.
An awesome lineup descended on Fowlers Live and UniSA for the the inaugural Adelaide St Jeromes Laneway Festival.
Ahead of Okkervil River's May tour, brainy frontman Will Sheff muses on the romance of failure.
Chicago act Via Tania will be returning to Australia in a few weeks for St. Jerome's Laneway Festival. “It is going to be a much fuller sound with bass, keyboards, drums-all the ground components. It is a much more atmospheric sound where we have been experimenting with slap pedals and old drum machines so producing a very organic sound”
Frontman for indie darlings Okkervil River, Will Sheff chats across the miles about the Laneway festival, not losing the passion and having hope for the future of music.
Sometimes it seems that artists really are on the verge of breaking through from the indie rock ghettos into something more substantial and potentially massive. So it would seem for Okkervil River.
In September, less than a year after their first visit, Austin, Texas' finest Okkervil River are to return to Australian shores for a string of shows. Enigmatic front-man Will Sheff gets down to the serious stuff like giving interviews to people on the other side of the world and shopping for beer.
There’s no question Australia is enamoured with Okkervil River. The Austin band has almost sold out its Friday show at the Annandale Hotel, so will be be fitting in another the night before.
A star attraction of Groovin’ In The Moo 2009, Texan troupe Okkervil River has bided your calls for some shows on the side.
Following hot on the heels of Melbourne, the Sydney leg of St Jerome’s Laneway Festival has sold out. Local four-piece Ghostwood has joined the party, too.
Indie kids of the nation rejoice! Okkervil River has announced sideshows adjunct to their St Jerome's Laneway Festival appearances. The dates will mark the Texan five piece's third trip downunder.
Explosions in the Sky, Feist, Okkervil River and Rufus Wainwright have all been added to the eclectic lineup for the 2008 Perth International Arts Festival.
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Somewhat telling for four young guys straight outta Brisvegas, Yves Klein Blue...
