Last night, around the same time many of us were frantically downloading Channel Orange, Frank Ocean showed up on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to sing "Bad Religion," the song that had journalists…   Read Story »

On the same day that Dirty Projectors dropped a teaser for their film Hi Custodian, Dave Longstreth and Co. (along with Glass Ghost’s Mike Johnson filling in for Brian and Wye Oak/Flock Of Dimes'…   Read Story »

During the infamous 1999 Roseland show where Fiona Apple melted down onstage, her two opening acts were Jimmy Fallon and Jurassic 5, which is a weird thing to think about. And on last night's episode…   Read Story »

On last night's episode of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Norah Jones came through to perform the lounge-noir title track to her new Danger Mouse-produced album Little Broken Hearts. It's the sort of…   Read Story »

Japandroids returned to Fallon to play "Fire's Highway" as well as "The House That Heaven Built," which is a web-exclusive. On the latter performance, Roots guitarist "Captain" Kirk Douglas joins the…   Read Story »

Last night, the Walkmen, fresh off of releasing one of the year's best albums, came through Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. On the show, they performed "Heaven," that album's title track. And as an…   Read Story »

When someone stops by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, his house band -- the Roots -- always comes up with a clever musical spin for the guest's walkout. Sometimes, it's even too clever. In celebration…   Read Story »

Nashville alt-country heroes Lambchop were last seen on late night TV in 2004 when they played Conan (it was their second appearance on that show; in '99 they backed Vic Chestnutt). So Friday night's…   Read Story »

Last week, the reunited Afghan Whigs released their first new song in forever: A dark and wracked cover of Marie "Queenie" Lyons's minor 1970 soul classic "See And Don't See." And last night, they…   Read Story »

On Friday night, the rolling-once-again Garbage stopped by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to play "Blood For Poppies" and "Automatic Systematic Habit," two pieces of prime '90s industrio-new wave…   Read Story »