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May 16th 7 Comments
The promo-mode Flaming Lips checked into 30 Rock last night to perform Jimmy Fallon once more before Fallon makes the long move to another floor on 30 Rock to host The Tonight Show. To mark the… Read Story »
May 15th Comment
Considering that Phoenix have been on a neverending publicity tour behind their new album Bankrupt! for something like a month now, it's a bit of a shock that they're only now getting around to… Read Story »
May 14th 8 Comments
A couple of nights ago, Vampire Weekend played a couple of the songs from their great new album Modern Vampires Of The City on SNL. And last night, they stuck around NBC's New York headquarters long… Read Story »
May 8th 1 Comment
Kim and Kelley Deal are touring with their reconstituted Last Splash lineup to celebrate the 20th Anniversary (and reissue) of that album. It's a stone-cold classic, and seeing Kim "Ah-wooo-ooo" to… Read Story »
May 3rd 2 Comments
On May 9th, 2012, the Swedish duo Icona Pop released their deliriously fun electro-pop anthem "I Love It." One year later, almost to the day, the single's campaign continues with one of its highest… Read Story »
May 2nd 1 Comment
Last night, Smiths guitar wizard Johnny Marr served as the musical guest on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. On the show proper, he played the jangly title track from The Messenger, his new solo album.… Read Story »
Apr 27th 2 Comments
In support of their latest album Ghost on Ghost, Iron & Wine played Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night. Check out the band's performance of “Grace for Saints and Ramblers” below. Read Story »
Apr 26th 9 Comments
Last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, the National were the musical guests, and they used the opportunity to play a couple of new songs from their forthcoming album Trouble Will Find Me, songs… Read Story »
Apr 25th 1 Comment
The forever-sincere backpack-rap vet Talib Kweli is old buddies with the Roots, so anytime he's got new music coming out, it's a fair bet he'll end up on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, with the band… Read Story »
Apr 24th 4 Comments
Matthew Houck's synth-lined Muchacho single "Song For Zula" is a cinematic and pretty six-minute thing, built of swirling violins, a punchy little bass groove, and Phosphorescent's trusty dusty… Read Story »
