Decades before there ... They Might Be Giants are more relevant in 2015 than ever, even as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album for Elektra Records, Flood.

There was a palpable anticipation that swelled as a flood of They Might Be Giants fans covered every inch of available space at The Wiltern on Friday night. Originally set for 2020 but postponed due ...

On greeting John Flansburgh — one-half of legendary NYC pop duo They Might Be Giants — via telephone ... “out” music as a rebellious act. “There’s only one Nashville,” Flansburgh ...

If you don’t know the band from all those records (especially their classic third album “Flood”), you’ve heard them anyway. They Might Be Giants provided ... the horns, there (are) so ...

It would probably be an understatement to say that They Might Be Giants' recent New York City ... anniversary of their now-classic studio album Flood (although it's now technically 33 years ...

With this statement, John Flansburgh—one of the two Johns of They Might Be Giants, along with John Linnell—was correct: there were an ... especially Flood and Apollo 18. I was excited, but ...

They Might Be Giants have announced a new string of UK tour dates – playing their fan favourite ‘Flood’ in full ... surprisingly, there will be no opening act at the event – instead ...

to Linnell's and Flansburgh's faux praise for their predecessors in the band (there weren't any), They Might Be Giants treated Millvale audience members to an offbeat, amusing and entertaining ...