The Posies Partner With LifeBEAT and Borders for World AIDS Day

By Paste News at 5:00 PM on November 23, 2010

The Posies will play a Denver Borders bookstore in support of LifeBEAT, a non-profit dedicated to educating young people about AIDS/HIV prevention through music. The band will donate a portion of the proceeds from albums sold at the event....  read more

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Live Review, Photos: The Posies and Brendan Benson - Atlanta, GA

By Will Hinton at 3:36 PM on November 23, 2010

We often go see “vintage” rock bands to recapture our youth or hopefully see the magic that first caused us to fall in love with a band. Often we are disappointed. This past weekend, I went to see two of my favorite acts from the ‘90s who not only didn’t disappoint but who would probably reject the “vintage” moniker altogether....  read more

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The Posies Tour Internationally

By Beca Grimm at 1:00 PM on October 4, 2010

In support of their brand-new LP, The Posies just took off on a worldwide tour including some stateside dates co-headlining with fellow pop revivalist Brendan Benson....  read more

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Download The Posies' "Licenses to Hide"

By Paste Staff at 3:15 PM on August 24, 2010

Download The Posies’ “Licenses to Hide.” The Posies’ Blood/Candy will be released Sept. 28 on Ryko....  read more

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The Posies Announce New Album, Tour

By Corey Humphress at 4:30 PM on July 15, 2010

Seattle-based alt-rockers The Posies, who brought us several albums worth of sweet guitar pop throughout the ’90s, have announced their first album in five years. Blood/Candy is set for release on Sept. 28, which the band will celebrate by opening a European tour in Spain, where they self-produced much of the album....  read more

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The Posies: Jon Auer/Ken Stringfellow - Private Sides

By Grant Shellen at 12:00 AM on September 24, 2003

Since the “split-up” of the Posies, Auer and Stringfellow have each released decent, enjoyable solo albums. But like Lennon and McCartney, their solo efforts lack the energy and quality of their collaborative work...  read more

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