TORONTO - Devo energetically cracked that whip, and then some, as the 70s New Wave rockers wrapped up a much anticipated two-night stand at The Phoenix on Tuesday night in what were their first Toronto performances in 25 years. Full Article at Canoe

Over three decades after Devo musically introduced "de-volution" -- a theory that suggests humankind is actually regressing -- you could argue that cultural signs supporting the concept abound, no matter if you are liberal or conservative. "Tonight," Full Article at Chicago Tribune

With a tongue-in-cheek nod to the regression of mankind, Devo [ tickets ] was named for the concept of de-evolution. Today, they're living proof that going back to one's starting point can also be a good thing. Full Article at LiveDaily

"What strange concept," Devo [ tickets ]'s Gerald Casale said between "Gut Feeling" and "Come Back Jonny," near the conclusion of his band's first performance on a 16-show, eight-city tour that finds them alternating between their first album and their... Full Article at LiveDaily

Warner Bros. Records released six of DEVO’s classic albums between the years of 1978 and 1984. To mark the band’s new deal, the label will reissue deluxe CD and limited-edition colored vinyl versions of DEVO’s 1978’s gold debut Q: Are We Not Men? Full Article at The Retroist