Back in 2007, Bon Iver's debut album, "For Emma, Forever Ago," was just about the least likely breakthrough album imaginable: Written in a remote cabin during a Wisconsin winter, in self-imposed solitude after the breakup of both his band and a romantic relationship,

The three new tracks on SABLE, Bon Iver’s new EP, are the most alive Vernon has sounded in years. “Era” may be the most overused word in music right now (thanks to Vernon’s frequent collaborator, Taylor Swift),

Justin Vernon is a touring veteran with Bon Iver, but it’s not a universally positive experience. He spoke about this in a new interview with The New Yorker, telling the story of a time he cried “hard” on stage.