Neil Smith couldn’t articulate what drew him to the magpies right away, but as black and blue feathers surged over the Australian sky—where his project Peach Pit was completing a leg of their 2023 ...

Peach Pit is a big deal. The purveyors of a lovely, shaggy indie-rock sound are a big enough deal, in fact, to sell out a Rose Park Summerfest date on a late-summer Monday night. The Vancouver band, ...

The Peach Pit concert featuring Dayglow was an ideally chill way to spend a Saturday night. The concert, which took place at Cornell’s Bailey Hall, brought together a motley amalgamation of indie ...

The four man indie pop group best known for playing at festivals like Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo and Shaky Knees first formed as a collaboration between high school friends Neil Smith (vocals, guitar), ...

Hosted by IU Union Board Concerts, Peach Pit, the indie pop band known for songs “Alrighty Aphrodite” and “Shampoo Bottles,” will perform at 8:30 p.m., March 6, in the IU Auditorium. Peach Pit ...

Indie poppers Peach Pit returned to the House of Blues Monday to play a show that was reminiscent of their past but indicative of their musical growth. The Canadian quartet of Neil Smith (singer), ...

Peach Pit, an indie rock band from Canada, puts a slight spin on the classic sound of alternative music in their newest release Magpie, mixing folk and pop-rock sounds in each track. Released on Oct.

Peach Pit, the Vancouver-born quartet, released its third album, “From 2 to 3” (2022) on March 4. The Alternative/Indie group delivers yet another well-balanced combination of playful guitar riffs and ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Indie rock band Peach Pit and singer/songwriter Briston Maroney will be bringing their co-headline tour across North America in 2025. The tour will have a total of 25 shows, including a ...

The Bloomington Based pop and R&B band Honey Iced Tea began their opening set at 8:30 p.m. March 6 at the IU auditorium for Peach Pit, an indie-pop quartet of high school friends from Vancouver, ...

This Saturday, Peach Pit, the monthly dance party devoted to pop music from the 1990s held at DC9, turns 13. “My little baby is a teenager,” DJ Matt Bailer laughs, as he marvels about the event’s ...