Father John Misty performed “Ballad of the Dying Man” on Colbert last night. He’s also announced some new tour dates, which you can find below.
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Craig Finn performed “Preludes” and “God in Chicago” on Seth Meyers last night.
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and Stephen Colbert sang an “affordable” version of “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)” for a bunch of online bonus content.
Mastodon performed “Show Yourself” on Kimmel last night.
The notable artists on your television this week include: Mastodon (Kimmel; 4/3), Cold War Kids (Kimmel; 4/5), Father John Misty (Colbert; 4/4), Craig Finn (Meyers; 4/3), Michelle Branch (Meyers; 4/6), Zara Larsson (Corden; 4/4), and Demi Lovato (Corden; 4/5).
The Menzingers’ performance on Carson Daly is up on NBC’s website for your viewing pleasure.
Broken Social Scene performed their new song “Halfway Home” last night on Colbert.
Aimee Mann performed “Goose Snow Cone” last night on Colbert.
The notable artists in your television this week include: Aimee Mann (Colbert; 3/27), Broken Social Scene (Colbert; 3/30), Zac Brown Band (Fallon; 3/29).
After watching the first six episodes a lot of critics were out on Netflix’s new series Iron Fist. The reviews haven’t been kind. While it’s hard to judge a whole show on just shy of half of its episodes, it’s important for a show to grab the audience from the start. Iron Fist doesn’t quite do that. While I made it through the whole thing, the start of the show was slow. The latter half is definitely better, but many people could find themselves giving up on the show before that happens.
Weezer performed “Feels Like Summer” last night on Kimmel.
Green Day performed “Still Breathing” last night on Colbert.
The notable bands on your television this week include: Weezer (Kimmel; 3/21), Imagine Dragons (Kimmel; 3/22), Green Day (Colbert; 3/21), Zara Larsson (Daily Show; 3/23), Alison Krauss (Ellen; 3/21).
Run the Jewels performed “Legend Has It” on Fallon last Friday.
Aziz Ansari has released the trailer for season two of Master of None. The season will debut on May 12th on Netflix.