Last night, Park City Live concertgoers experienced the definition of an electrifying rock show, as Ra Ra Riot and The Shins set the bar for summer concerts to come.--- Clock... Last night, Park City ...

After five years, indie-rock band Ra Ra Riot have released a new single, “The Wish,” co-written and produced by Rostam Batmanglij. Ra Ra Riot is renowned for both their cultivation of live music ...

We're a bit late posting this—hey, we've been busy—but earlier this month, New York chamber pop ensemble Ra Ra Riot delivered a heart-rending performance at the Wonder Ballroom. Generator was there, ...

On the new Need Your Light, the band worked with Rostam Batmanglij, formerly of Vampire Weekend. Ra Ra Riot On World Cafe In the years since the band first formed at Syracuse University, Ra Ra Riot ...

Bad weather forced the opening volley of the Wiswall Park Concert Series indoors last Thursday, but it didn’t put a damper on the party, as Sirsy and Ra Ra Riot rocked the second floor of the Factory ...

Ra Ra Riot are back with their first song in five years. Listen to “The Wish” below. Rostam Batmanglij, whose former Vampire Weekend bandmates are playing a handful of shows with Ra Ra Riot, co-wrote ...

The single was co-written and produced by their friend and longtime collaborator Rostam Batmanglij (Remi Wolf, Carly Rae Jepsen, HAIM), mixed by Andrew Maury (Madi Diaz, Tegan and Sara, Shawn Mendes), ...

Nineteen years ago, Alexandra Lawn started playing the cello because she attended Montessori school, and every child—in the name of fostering one's creativity—was ...

Although joyous onstage exuberance makes Ra Ra Riot a must-see live act, the Syracuse quintet’s true strength is their musical subtlety. This rings true on their poignant Barsuk debut, The Rhumb Line: ...

The Bell House in Brooklyn hosts a still-growing line-up of musicians and comedians to raise money for disaster relief in Japan.

Back in May, indie staples Ra Ra Riot returned from a semi-hibernation with "The Wish," produced by Rostam Batmanglij — a move that recalled the short-lived but never forgotten late-aughts project ...