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Feist

February 2024

  • Author Dave Eggers poses for a portrait in the McSweeney's office, which he founded, in San Francisco, CA, on April 23, 2018. Andrew Burton for The Guardian

    On my radar
    On my radar: Dave Eggers’s cultural highlights

    The American author on whale watching, Kehinde Wiley’s hypnotic paintings and an indispensable Canadian singer-songwriter

September 2023

  • Patrick Stewart dressed in Tom Ford for the Observer Magazine.

    The best original photographs from the Observer
    Original Observer photography

    From David Mitchell in a crown to Motsi Mabuse in a suit: the best original photographs from the Observer commissioned in September 2023
  • Feist at the O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester.

    Kitty Empire's artist of the week
    Feist review – indie shapeshifter gets conceptual

    Audacious, occasionally baffling stagecraft and much emotion act in tandem in a daring set in which the Canadian singer-songwriter goes rogue
  • Underestimate at your peril … Feist at the Roundhouse, London.

    Feist review – one of the best live shows of the year

    The magnetic Canadian singer performs her perceptive songs of love and loss during a gig that is precisely choreographed but still feels intimate and vividly in the moment

April 2023

  • Feist

    Feist: Multitudes review – a soul-stirring career highlight

    The Canadian singer-songwriter processes birth and bereavement on a raw sixth album of gossamer vocals and screaming outbursts
  • Musician Leslie Feist arrives on the red carpet for the 2017 Juno Awards

    Weekend
    Musician Feist, Marina Hyde on the world leaders who just won’t stop, theatre audiences behaving badly– podcast

    Marina Hyde asks why sell-by dates don’t apply to the world’s most powerful men; Rachael Healy explores the ugly new side of theatre audiences; and Canadian musician Feist reflects on the impact of adopting her daughter, and then losing her father, had on her songwriting
  • Feist

    ‘I was singing myself through the grief’: Feist on losing her father – and finding her voice

    The singer was in a Covid bubble with her painter father and young daughter, but then everything changed. She discusses why she’s no longer willing to pull her punches, and explains her decision to pull out of a tour with Arcade Fire

September 2022

  • 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards - Producers &amp; Engineers Wing 12th Annual GRAMMY Week Event Honoring Willie Nelson<br>LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 06: Feist attends the Producers &amp; Engineers Wing 12th annual GRAMMY week event honoring Willie Nelson at Village Studios on February 6, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

    Feist leaves Arcade Fire tour after sexual misconduct claims against frontman

    Canadian singer-songwriter announces she will step back from a tour with Arcade Fire following allegations against Win Butler

May 2020

  • Carly Rae Jepsen

    Lockdown listening
    Carly Rae Jepsen's lockdown listening: 'My fridge caught on fire!'

    The Canadian pop star on quarantining with her cat and embracing musical nostalgia

September 2019

  • Preserving the magic … Leonard Cohen.

    Thanks for the Dance: posthumous Leonard Cohen album announced

    Thanks for the Dance has been arranged by singer’s son Adam and will feature various collaborators and previously unheard material

January 2018

  • St. Vincent in San Francisco, January 22.

    Vampire Weekend, St Vincent and Feist to headline End of the Road festival

    Julia Holter to play her only UK festival date alongside acts including Velvet Underground founder John Cale and Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy

July 2017

  • Feist at the 2017 Juno Awards in Ottawa.

    On my radar
    On my radar: Feist’s cultural highlights

    The Canadian singer-songwriter on discovering podcasts, the ritual of eating good food, and Alejandro Jodorowsky’s unrealised sci-fi epic
  • Feist

    Feist review – music to blitz the ears and engulf the senses

    The Canadian indie-folk star transforms the sparse songs of recent album Pleasure into luminous ballads and splenetic blues-rock shredding
  • Kate Nash

    Five of the best… new gigs
    Feist, Ride and Kate Nash: this week’s best UK rock and pop gigs

    The Canadian maestro prods at the ups and downs of life, while the shoegaze heroes return and the 00s indie kid stokes the flames of nostalgia

April 2017

  • feist covering the lower half of her face with her jacket in a posed press shot

    Feist: Pleasure review – an atmosphere that really breathes

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  • F&M FIRST USE: Feist for Film and Music

    Feist: ‘The high of falling in love isn’t desirable for me’

    The Canadian singer who defined twee mid-noughties indie with 1234 is back with Pleasure, her first album in six years. But, she says, the fantasy of everlasting happiness is long gone
  • Julian Barratt in Mindhorn

    The ten best things to do this week
    The 10 best things to do this week: Machynlleth festival, Arca and Mindhorn

    Britain’s best standups hit the Welsh town, the Venezuelan producer plays London and Julian Barratt stars as a washed-up former TV cop

November 2012

  • MIA arrives at the Versace show as part of Paris Fashion Week

    Controversial MIA video triumphs at UK Music Video awards

    Watch the winning videos, including MIA's Bad Girls, which picked up three top prizes at the ceremony in London

August 2012

  • A Green Man at the Green Man festival

    Music blog
    Green Man 2012: festival preview

    Is the corporatism of mainstream festivals getting you down? Then try the Brecon Beacons for an indie alternative

July 2012

  • Grimes - Polaris prize nominee

    Polaris music prize 2012: Drake and Grimes among nominees

    Canada's equivalent of the Mercury prize also includes Feist, Cold Specks and Japandroids among others
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