Or so Pitchfork reports. Actually, they report that Billboard.com reported this. But I don't remember seeing it there. And I recall that Pitchfork annouced a Feelies reunion before that turned out not to be true.
Having said that...

The Feelies Reunite!

Think of a band you like and they probably like the Feelies. The New Jersey act has made an impression on more than a few folks since the seminal Crazy Rhythms LP landed in 1980, but-- barring some reunion-like activity back in 2006-- they haven't played a proper live gig in over 15 years. Look for that to change this summer.

According to a Billboard.com report, the Feelies will reunite to open for Sonic Youth at the River to River Festival in New York City's Battery Park. The big gig goes down July 4, and it's sure to eclipse any other sort of celebrating that might be happening that day.

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news ... es-reunite

This is really great news, if it is for real! I wonder what past band members might be included? I preferred the quintet line-up, consisting of Mercer, Million, Weckerman, Sauter and Demeski. The few times that I was fortunate enough to see them perform live (at Al's Bar in downtown L.A. in '87 or '88, and at the 9:30 Club in DC around 1990), they put on a great show, and included a few awesome covers like Television's "See No Evil" and Johnathan Richman's "Roadrunner".

The Feelies' first album "Crazy Rhythms" was supposed to be reissued earlier this year, but it has been delayed several times and not sure if it has happened already, or might still come out.