So, remember when Union Transfer actually used to be the Spaghetti Warehouse? The stage didn’t exist, and the balcony was used for seating couples only interested in getting their spaghetti and meatball fix. Well, you are in for a nostalgic treat. The Walkmen are serving up a free spaghetti meal before their performance tonight at UT as a way to make up for their cancelled show at the Electric Factory this past summer. At 5pm, people will be able to come in for food and drinks, and maybe even some brews from this evening’s dinner sponsor Victory Brewing Company. At 6:30pm, you’ll be asked to then leave until the doors open for tonight’s performance so go grab a drink at Prohibition, The Institute or The Trestle Inn. Come back and join Hamilton, Paul, Walter, Peter, and Matt for some tasty tunes! Opening the music portion of the night will be Clap Your Hands Say Yeah frontman Alec Ounsworth. The spaghetti dinner is totally free, but The Walkmen are asking that you please RSVP at spaghetti@thewalkmen.com. Come a get your spicy meatballs (in the worst Italian accent ever)! Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden St., 8pm, $22, All Ages - Rachel Barrish

The Walkmen just shared another new music video today for the track “Heartbreaker.” You can also check out a recording of them covering the Rolling Stones’ “Blue Turns to Grey” for Lauren Laverne’s BBC Radio 6 Music show HERE. Enjoy!

The Walkmen just premiered a new music video for the track “The Love You Love” via the Urban Outfitters blog as part of their UO Video Series. It was directed by Sean Pecknold, who has created videos for his brother Robin Pecknold’s band Fleet Foxes as well as Here We Go Magic, Grizzly Bear, Beach House, and Elvis Perkins. You can catch The Walkmen perform in Philly next on October 6 at the Electric Factory with The War on Drugs.

Check out a new video for the title track of The Walkmen’s latest album Heaven celebrating the groups 10+ years together. It was directed by Alex Southam and produced by Pitchfork.tv, and contains archival footage and photographs of the band. Enjoy!

The Walkmen’s sixth album Heaven, which was produced by Phil Ek (Fleet Foxes, Built to Spill, The Shins, etc.), is available today via Fat Possum. They’ll be celebrating its release on June 6 at Bowery Ballroom in NYC, and have partnered up with Spotify to provide a worldwide livestream of the concert that will be filmed by La Blogotheque. The band will also be making an appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon the night before the show.

You’ve already probably heard a few tracks from The Walkmen’s new LP Heaven floating around the blogosphere. Well, you can now stream the album in its entirety via NPR’s First Listen. Heaven officially comes out May 29.

Below is another new track called “We Can’t Be Beat” from The Walkmen’s forthcoming LP Heaven. The album will be available on May 29 via Fat Possum.

The Walkmen announced today that they’ll be moving up the release date a week in the US to May 29 for their new album Heaven. They’ve also added a string of shows with Florence & The Machine to their summer tour, which you can check out the dates HERE.