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DALLAS — Ready to go back to those Gold Soundz? After more than 25 years, the beloved underground indie rock band, Pavement, is coming back to perform in Dallas. The show will be held on Sept. 26 at ...

“This is not my favorite band,” exclaims filmmaker Alex Ross Perry about the indie rock group Pavement, who is the subject of his documentary Pavements. That’s not a ding. The Stockton, CA born band, ...

An acclaimed indie rock band is back with its first new music in 25 years. Pavement released “Witchitai-To,” a cover of a 1969 song by Jim Pepper, on Friday. It’s one of 41 tracks on the soundtrack ...

When Pavement played NYC’s Sony Hall in October, 2025 as part of the NY Film Festival, Bob Nastanovich told the crowd at the end of the night that it would be the band’s “last show for a long time.” ...

The latest member of the “weird” music biopic family: Pavement. He added, “It presupposes that an iconic band deserves all the cultural victories typically afforded to much more financially successful ...

And yet, let us whisper this part as quietly as possible: Perry sincerely believes in Pavement’s era-defining greatness. And with “Pavements,” he’s made a film that nobly and triumphantly searches for ...

Shitty dancing, friendship, awkwardness, staring, confusion: Like a middle-school dance, these are the consistent themes of Pavement’s music videos. I know this because I watched them all, and then — ...

The past year in Pavement news has been surprisingly robust. Last December, Spiral Stairs said a new Pavement song was coming. This year, we got both the Pavements documentary and the Joe ...

At a table near the stairs at Sony Hall, a 900-capacity supper club just off Times Square, a stack of photocopies sat featuring a big list of Pavement songs and a note: “In the spirit of the ’90s-era ...

Pavement, the back-to-basics rock band Tokay High School graduates Scott Kannberg and Stephen Malkmus dreamed up in Gary Young's Stockton garage in 1989, has released an official soundtrack album on ...