In this special episode, the beloved singer-songwriter performs four songs live and speaks with Raina Douris of NPR's World Cafe about her acclaimed new album, 'Nothing's About To Happen To Me.'Follow ...

Since the release of her first album “Lush” in 2012, Mitski has maintained a moody sound that vividly combines rock, pop and folk music. Over time, she has perfected these genres, while expanding on ...

After a three-year hiatus, Mitski is back — and she’s now a Gothic homeowner scampering around on all fours, shattering milk-bottles on the welcome mat, sucking blood, surviving a home invasion by ...

The musician Mitski, who just released her eighth studio album, “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me,” discusses an album, a TV ...

Mitski learned the hard way not to cross a cat. After adopting two during the pandemic, she came home from her first time touring again to a rude surprise. “One of them, while making direct eye ...

Concertgoers in Fenway Thursday night were treated to a bit of unprompted advice from singer-songwriter Mitski. “I’ve noticed that Boston as a city is incredibly deep and complex and that’s beautiful, ...

A few months ago, Mitski shared a terrific concert film. At the end of it, she teased a new album, indicating it was set for “the winter.” Well, now we know more about that, as Mitski just announced ...

People on TikTok love making fancams and edits — which are just compilations of pictures of the subject with a song over top — of their favorite celebrities, and fans of Mitski are no different.

Mitski crashes to earth on “Where's My Phone?”, the lead single off her forthcoming album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me (out February 27 via Dead Oceans). The song is tea-pot whistle, roaring open ...

This essay first appeared in the NPR Music newsletter. Sign up for early access to articles like this one, listening recommendations and more. I know Mitski fans reading this are raising their ...

Walking up to Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Wednesday night, large words projected on the side of the building said: "Mitski Ryman Residency, Four Nights Sold Out." And on her first night of ...