The notable artists on your television screen this week include: Glass Animals (Kimmel; 8/30), Tove Lo (Fallon; 8/31), Zara Larsson (Fallon; 9/1), The Kills (Corden, 9/1).
Bands on TV (Week of August 29th)
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Pinegrove Performs on ‘CBS This Morning’
Pinegrove performed three songs on CBS This Morning over the weekend. The performance can be found below.
Sturgill Simpson Performs on Fallon
Sturgill Simpson performed “All Around You” on Fallon.
Local Natives Perform on Conan
Local Natives performed “Fountain of Youth” on Conan.
The Strokes Perform on Kimmel
The Strokes performed “Threat of Joy” last night on Jimmy Kimmel.
Prophets of Rage Perform on Kimmel
Prophets of Rage performed on Kimmel last night. Video of the performance can be found below.
Ryan Adams Performs on Colbert
Ryan Adams performed “Oh My Sweet Carolina” on Colbert last night.
Good Charlotte Performs on The Tonight Show
Good Charlotte performed “Life Can’t Get Much Better” on The Tonight Show.
80s and 90s Saturday Morning Cartoon Commercials
The Internet Archive has uploaded a whole bunch of commercials that were shown during Saturday morning cartoons through the 80s and 90s. It’s almost pathetic how many of these I remember. Cinnaburst … now with flavor crystals!
Pierce the Veil Performs “Circles” on Conan
Pierce the Veil performed “Circles” on Conan last night.
HBO Cancel ‘Vinyl’
HBO have canceled the series Vinyl after only one season.
Vinyl, which starred Bobby Cannavale as a 1970s record executive trying to save his company, opened to disappointing ratings for HBO. The two-hour series premiere averaged just 760,000 viewers in live-plus-same-day numbers. However, the show was quickly renewed for a second season no doubt due to its impressive auspices and hefty price tag. The two-hour Vinyl opener is said to have cost about $30 million and the first season $100 million.
‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Returning for New Season
HBO has confirmed that Curb Your Enthusiasm will return for a ninth season.
Asked why he decided to come back, David said, “In the immortal words of Julius Caesar, ‘I left, I did nothing, I returned.’”
Bands on TV (Week of June 13th)
This week’s notable TV performances are: Fitz & the Tantrums (6/13; Kimmel), Garbage (6/15; Kimmel), Silversun Pickups (6/17; Colbert), and Red Hot Chili Peppers (6/13; Corden).
First Episode of Cameron Crowe’s ‘Roadies’
The first episode from the upcoming Showtime series from Cameron Crowe, Roadies, has been posted on YouTube for free viewing.
Roadies gives an insider’s look at the reckless, romantic, funny and often poignant lives of a committed group of “roadies” who live for music and the de facto family they’ve formed along the way. The music-infused ensemble comedy series chronicles the rock world through the eyes of music’s unsung heroes and puts the spotlight on the backstage workers who put the show on the road while touring the United States for a successful arena-level band.
Diarrhea Planet Performs on Seth Meyers
Diarrhea Planet performed “Ain’t a Sin to Win” on Seth Meyers last night.