The first teaser for The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell, and Reese Witherspoon has been released.
‘The Morning Show’ Teaser Trailer
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The Raconteurs Perform on Kimmel
The Raconteurs performed “Somedays (I Don’t Feel Like Trying)” and “Don’t Bother Me” on Kimmel last night.
New TV Show ‘Sounds of the Underground’ Announced
CBS has announced a new show called Sounds of the Underground. You can watch the commercial here, and the full press release is below, but the band’s confirmed for the show so far include: August Burns Red, Badxchannels, Frank Iero, The Skints, Halifax (reunion set), Emarosa, Unwritten Law, Silent Planet, Craig Owens/Chiodos, and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.
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The 1975 Perform on Corden
The 1975 performed “I Like America & America Likes Me” last night on James Corden.
Read Hearse Perform on Fallon
Read Hearse performed “Half Love” last night on Jimmy Fallon.
Bands on TV (Week of July 22nd)
The notable artists on your television this week include: The Raconteurs (Kimmel; 7/25), Red Hearse (Fallon; 7/22), Midland (Fallon; 7/24), and The 1975 (Corden; 7/22).
New Trailer for ‘The Watchmen’
A new trailer for The Watchmen has debuted.
‘Veronica Mars’ Season Four Is Out Now!
Hulu just surprise released season four of Veronica Mars.
Spoon Perform on Kimmel
Robyn Performs on Fallon
Tove Lo Performs on Colbert
Tove Lo performed “Glad He’s Gone” on Colbert.
Chance the Rapper to Release New Album on July 26th
Chance the Rapper announced on Fallon he’ll release his “debut album,” titled The Big Day, on July 26th.
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The Mountain Goats Perform on Colbert
The Mountain Goats performed “Sicilian Crest” on Colbert.
Bands on TV (Week of July 15th)
The notable artists on your television this week include: Garth Brooks (Kimmel; 7/15), Spoon (Kimmel; 7/18), The Mountain Goats (Colbert; 7/16), and Tove Lo (Colbert; 7/17).
‘Veronica Mars’ Now Available to Stream
The first three seasons of Veronica Mars are now available to stream on Hulu in preparation for the new season.