With their new song 'Sleeping With a Friend,' Neon Trees extol the virtues and the confusing entanglements that arise during the ever-popular friends-with-benefits scenario! As Tyler Glenn sings, "Why ...

Pop quartet Neon Trees have debuted a new single, “Songs I Can't Listen To,” which you can stream below. The track, written by frontman Tyler Glenn, is available for purchase on iTunes now. “This song ...

When the Utah-based, pop-rock band Neon Trees took the stage in Columbus, the crowd was ready to go. In a 20-song, 1 ½ hour set (give or take on both quantities) Monday night at Newport Music Hall, ...

When one thinks of pop-rock band Neon Trees, their mind likely goes in one of two directions: either they think of “Everybody Talks,” the 2011 smash hit single off Picture Show, or “Animal,” the ...

We spoke to bassist Branden Campbell not all that recently—it was in advance of Neon Trees’ appearance at PointFest back in April—but we held off on posting our chat with him, because we heard the ...

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees return with the release today (September 20) of their fifth and latest album Sink Your Teeth. It’s the quartet’s first new studio release in over four years, and it ...

Neon Trees are gearing up for the release of the much-anticipated album, 'Pop Psychology,' which will drop later this month on April 22. Since we already can't stop singing their latest single, ...

Now in its 13th year, JACK 93.1/FM’s annual Jack’s Show, has created an event where the audience will undoubtedly know the majority of the lyrics to each and every song performed at FivePoint ...

Neon Trees shot up the charts in 2012 with their party-ready songs “Animal” and “Everybody Talks,” but the tracks on their most recent album “Pop Psychology” are a bit more melancholy. We talk with ...

With three hit albums since their 2010 debut, and an ever-burgeoning touring schedule and demand for them on tv, the Utah quartet Neon Trees could have played a summer tour at arena-or-stadium-size ...

Better Than: Watching the Warriors lose yet another heartbreaker. On Tuesday night, Neon Trees held the middle school prom you wish you could’ve had. There were no awkward conversations, or staring ...