Modest Mouse, known for the darkly humorous hit "Float On," which was featured in a commercial for American Express Platinum, will bring their infectious brand of genre-defying rock to KEMBA Live! on ...

Modest Mouse‘s mainstream breakthrough Good News for People Who Love Bad News (the one with “Float On”) turns 20 on April 6, and the band will be celebrating with an expanded 20th anniversary edition ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'An Eraser and a Maze' album artwork. (Glacial Pace Recordings) Modest Mouse has announced a new album called An Eraser and a Maze ...

Vivid Seats is the New York Post's official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. In 1997, Modest Mouse released ...

Modest Mouse is an alt-rock act that formed several years ago in Washington. The band is known for hits including “Float On” and “Dashboard.” The band last came to Des Moines back in the summer of ...

Indie cult rockers Modest Mouse are back on the scene and this time, ready to take on North America again. The iconic rock band that gave us singles such as "Float On," "Dramamine," and "The World At ...

Modest Mouse is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough 2004 album, “Good News For People Who Love Bad News,” featuring chart-topping hits like “Float On,” “The World At Large” and ...

In 2004, Modest Mouse released “Good News for People Who Like Bad News,” the album that propelled the alt-rock band from the indie underground into the mainstream. The group will be performing the ...

Jeremiah Green, one of the founding members of Modest Mouse and the band's drummer, died on Saturday of cancer, the band confirmed on social media. He was 45. Modest Mouse posted a loving tribute to ...

Some weird combinations just make sense once you experience them. Like peanut butter and pickles. Or like indie rock bands Modest Mouse and The Flaming Lips. The two tried-and-true acts, along with ...

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