Only four months after Icelandic post-rock group Sigur Rós announced an indefinite hiatus, frontman Jónsi Birgisson’s debut solo album go finds the ethereal singer releasing his best work in five ...

Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós may be on an indefinite hiatus, but the group’s enigmatic singer Jon Thor Birgisson, better-known as Jónsi, is filling the void with his first solo album, “Go.&#8221 ...

There are more mediocre concert films out there than one cares to guess and often when a band risks financial investment to document their live presence, the results are often less than spectacular.

Sigur Ros have announced that they’re taking an indefinite hiatus to focus on family and other projects. Members Kjartan and Georg are spending time with their newborn children, and singer Jónsi is ...

Go his first solo album, he envisioned a record that would provide a home for some of the songs he’d written over the years that were never quite right for the band. Jónsi originally imagined it would ...

Jonsi is the nickname of Jon Thor Birgisson, the enigmatic Sigur Ros singer. In Sigur Ros, his music is ethereal, sprawling and mysterious — it's even sung in a language of his own devising. But Jonsi ...

With his acclaimed band Sigur Rós on indefinite hiatus, the man with the most transcendent voice in popular music steps out on his own. Of the four peacocks onstage at this January afternoon’s private ...

In the past two years Jón fiór Birgisson (Jónsi) has performed as both part of Sigur Rós and as Jónsi & Alex with boyfriend Alex Somers in last year's moody but moving ambient piece Riceboy Sleeps. As ...

Sigur Rós is on hiatus making babies, but Jónsi continues pumping out jams, with a nine-track solo LP out in April and a North American tour lined up, all preceded by the three-track EP Go Do. Hear ...

Context: Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi just announced a second leg of his U.S. solo tour and there’s a show at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe on Saturday, October 23.

The world divides into two kinds of people: those who believe you can divide the world into spurious, discrete camps, and those who do not. For the sake of argument, though, let's pretend that music ...