Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon found himself in the Taylor Swift universe in the early 2020s when he and Swift collaborated on two of her songs: “Exile” from Folklore and the Evermore title track. It turns ...

The Bon Iver frontman contributed to multiple tracks on Kahan's new album "The Great Divide." ...

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“The Colbert Report” has a week long concert series going on, and last night’s first guest was the inimitable and orange-shirted Justin Vernon of Bon Iver. He answered a few fairly comedic questions, ...

We got a new Bon Iver album, SABLE, fABLE, earlier this year. Unfortunately, it could end up being the final Bon Iver album, as Justin Vernon indicated in an interview. In a chat with The Times, ...

Justin Vernon is in the middle of a promo blitz for the new Bon Iver album SABLE, fABLE. Today it continues with a Zane Lowe interview for Apple Music. During the chat, Vernon offered new details ...

MINNEAPOLIS — In his 2020 tune “My Own Version of You,” Bob Dylan sang, “To hell with all the things that I used to be.” Now, his fellow Upper Midwest songwriter Justin Vernon is making a similar ...

Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon has become the king of collaborations — and two of his most frequent duet partners have long-standing beef. “You might be one of the very few people who’s worked with both of ...

Bon Iver is back, but not really by choice. SABLE, his first project in over five years (since i,i, in 2019) stemmed “from personal necessity,” Justin Vernon told The New Yorker in a rare interview ...

Justin Vernon paid a visit to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night, where he explained the title of his forthcoming new album, SABLE, fABLE. During a conversation with host Jimmy Fallon, ...

When indie folk band Bon Iver began a relentless social media campaign back in September of 2024, only to release an EP with three songs of substance, something seemed off. “SABLE,” was a sufficient ...