Utah-based rock group Neon Trees have been pretty quiet on the music circuit, but if their debut effort Bad Habits is anything to go by, get ready to be dazzled by their shine. Formed back in 2005, it ...

Pop-rockers Neon Trees are back with Sink Your Teeth, their first studio album in four years. It’s a time of major renewal for them. When frontman Tyler Glenn recently spoke to American Songwriter, he ...

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 ...

In celebration of the band’s latest album release, Sink Your Teeth, Neon Trees made a stop at House Of Blues in Cleveland Tuesday night. With the original lineup in place since 2007, the band has ...

Neon Trees emerged from Provo, Utah, 13 years ago with single, “Animal,” that went double-platinum and reached No. 2 on the Billboard Rock Songs chart. Not a bad start, and the quartet has kept a ...

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 ...

This Utah-based band, first made famous as an opening act for The Killers, is known primarily for upbeat songs such as “Animal,” “Everybody Talks” and “Lessons in Love.” Neon Trees continues with its ...

The official audio track for American rock band Neon Tree's single, 'Songs I Can't Listen To' has been released. The single serves as the band's first release since 2014's album 'Pop Psychology' - ...

It is sometimes hard to believe Neon Trees have been around as long as they have. Much of their output has an infectious and upbeat energy that keeps it feeling fresh, as their strange yet inoffensive ...

Among the many notable qualities of Neon Trees, there has always been something particularly refreshing about the Provo pop-rock outfit’s unabashed sincerity. Their albums are joyful, often intensely ...

Below, Glenn talks candidly about his journey with his sexuality, his faith, and his band, and he even cries a little. Get out the tissues and read on. Yahoo Entertainment: While Neon Trees haven’t ...