With his new solo album, the frontman for The National, an indie rock band, wants to put the bad times behind him and show ...

On the surface, at least, there wouldn’t seem to be very much for Matt Berninger to be sad about. The celebrated frontman of The National, 54, is chummy with Barack Obama.

The National’s Matt Berninger on Bringing ‘Frankenstein’ to Life, Working With ‘Gifted’ Taylor Swift, and Frontman Lessons From R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe By William Earl.

Behind his brother Tom’s house in Los Angeles is the garage Matt Berninger refers to as his “little art womb,” the walls covered in artifacts from his two decades as frontman of the National ...

The National's Matt Berninger on Making His First Solo LP, Working With Booker T. Jones, and the Power of Art. Published ...

The National’s Matt Berninger has released a solemn new song, “Let It Be,” which will appear on the upcoming deluxe edition of his 2020 solo album, Serpentine Prison.

Matt Berninger, the frontman and lyricist for The National, will unveil his second solo album, Get Sunk, on May 30th. Get Sunk’s first single, “Bonnet of Pins' is available now. Check it out here!

We asked Matt Berninger, who is lead singer for The National, about the title of the album, and he says it has more to do with his own creative process than Mary Shelley's. MATT BERNINGER: Well, I ...

The post The National’s Matt Berninger Reveals New Solo Song “One More Second”: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Unlike recent single “Distant Axis”, which featured a ...

Matt Berninger is nine years older than his ... The National got bigger — especially after they released 2007’s gloomy and soulful Boxer — while Tom struggled in the pursuit of his ...

The National‘s Matt Berninger has released a video of his new song “Walking on a String,” featuring indie-rock phenom Phoebe Bridgers.The duo recorded the track for the new Zach Galifianakis ...

NPR's Scott Simon speaks to The National frontman Matt Berninger about the band's new album, "First Two Pages of Frankenstein," and about the band's embrace of "Sad Dad" moniker.