When Car Seat Headrest released its breakthrough LP, Teens of Denial, in May, the indie band’s 24-year-old singer-songwriter Will Toledo seemed for many to arrive as an overnight sensation ...

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Will Toledo has taken fans of his band, Car Seat Headrest, on some epic adventures over the years, leading them through concept albums full of lengthy songs and countless thrilling concerts. But ...

Long songs are not unusual for a Car Seat Headrest record — one of the very best CSH tracks, “Beach-Life-In-Death,” is more than 12 minutes on the original Twin Fantasy.

Car Seat Headrest 2025 tour dates. May 16 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Block Party June 7 — New York, NY @ Gov Ball June 28 — Washington, D.C. @ The Anthem ...

Ahead of releasing their first studio album in five years, Car Seat Headrest journey into the wild and whimsical world of their ambitious new rock opera, The Scholars. In the midst of the 14th century ...

When Car Seat Headrest released Making a Door Less Open in 2020, it was met with polarizing reactions from fans and critics alike. The Will Toledo-led band, which is known for its infectious hooks ...

Car Seat Headrest are back with their first new album in five years: The Scholars, a self-described rock opera, is out May 2 ...

When Car Seat Headrest blew up in the mid-2010s, he made his name as a Who-meets-Pavement garage-rock savant, swamping the internet with releases that culminated with Car Seat's boffo 2016 double ...

The search for identity, the past's connection to the present, prophets who dwell "in the darkness" and hook-laden anthems make for a landmark LP in the acclaimed indie outfit's latest.

But everything came to a halt when Car Seat Headrest canceled all of their remaining tour dates in 2022. There’d been a downturn in Toledo’s health: A case of COVID turned into long COVID, and ...

Will Toledo has never been at a loss for words. As a band that regularly flirts with the seven-minute mark — and often pushes past ten — Car Seat Headrest (and their frontman) can hardly be described ...