Stern is known for the eight years she spent as a guitarist in Seth Meyers' late-night-talk-show house band, but her own upbeat, highlight original music is unlike anything you'll ever hear on TV.

Marnie Stern just released the video for “Immortals” from her new album, The Chronicles of Marnia. The clip features some woodland faery types who may or may not be immortal. There’s also crowdsurfing ...

It’s been an uneven century for the electric guitar. But as synths and samplers gripped the late aughts by the scruff of the neck, Marnie Stern’s exuberant 2007 debut LP In Advance of the Broken Arm ...

This is not a post from 2008! Les Savy Fav and Marnie Stern, who both have connections to Late Night With Seth Meyers' 8G Band, have announced a very intimate NYC show. They'll play the just-opened ...

The math-rock guitar wizard on reclaiming her individuality amidst the parenthood grind, leaving Seth Meyers, and The Comeback Kid, her first album in 10 years Last we heard from Marnie Stern, the ...

Last year, Marnie Stern released her first new album in 10 years, The Comeback Kid, and she's about to head out on tour in support of it. At her upcoming shows, she'll be selling a flexi-disc ...

At a nondescript Irish pub on Avenue A, Marnie Stern is delineating her sonic priorities. A couple hours before, we met up on the Lower East Side for a stroll past the former location of beloved indie ...

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming ...

Zach Hill (Hella) produced and played drums on Marnie Stern's self-titled 2010 album, the 34-year-old New Yorker's third increasingly knee-buckling release on Kill Rock Stars in the last three years.

The website for the performance space at the Old U.S. Mint, www. musicatthemint.org, greets visitors with a declarative sentence by Louis Armstrong: "To jazz, or not to jazz, there is no question!" ...

Hipster guys, are you tired of seeing Marnie Stern have relationships with an endless array of losers and bores? Don’t you think a guitarist as great as Marnie should have someone special to watch Law ...