Florence Welch joined U.K. outfit Sourberry this past week in London before the five-piece took the stage. The very unsober Florence and the Machine frontwoman tossed back a few drinks and covered Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” and Gossip‘s “Standing In The Way Of Control,” as evidenced by the fan footage obtained below.
With Franz Ferdinand set to return next month with Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action, the Scottish quartet is performing Live on Letterman, which is being streamed live from the Ed Sullivan Theater. The show starts at 8 p.m. EST.
Following the leaked version of his "Black Skinhead" video, which showed up online earlier this month, Kanye West has released the official version of the clip.
Kristen Wiig was slated to appear on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon this week, but "Michael Jordan" showed up instead. After a hilarious interview in which the actress revealed a slight lack of basketball knowledge, the two performed an impromptu bit of song, which turned into Daft Punk's "Get Lucky."
Panic! At The Disco kicked off Monday morning with a few big revelations, including news that their forthcoming album, Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!, will arrive on Oct. 8. The first single off the new set, "Miss Jackson," is available now on iTunes.
First, he brought "SexyBack," and now it appears Justin Timberlake is hoping to "Take Back the Night." The pop superstar on Wednesday teased a new track in the form of a simple video. In the clip, he is standing outside a club holding up signs that show the release dates for “Suit & Tie,” “Mirrors,” and The 20/20 Experience. He then reveals a card that reads “Take Back the Night,” but the release date is blurred out. As he walks into the club, a snippet of the tune can be heard.
Los Angeles-based duo Rhye made their television debut Monday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and it will most certainly not be their last. Everything about the emotional, soulful performance of "The Fall" was perfect, ensuring that they will likely be invited back in the future.
In one of the most genius ideas the Internet has recently created, someone has cleverly redone The Cosby Show opening sequence to Robin Thicke's mega-hit "Blurred Lines." Of course, don't mind the lyrics, otherwise it will be very awkward as the family members dance together. But if you've seen Thicke's video, this was just too good to pass up—minus the weird audio. But you get the idea.
Imaginary Cities on Tuesday released their video for "Bells of Cologne," the addictive single off their sophomore record, Fall of Romance. The sci-fi-driven clip features Marti Sarbit and Rusty Matyas performing surrounded by the glow of stage lights. It's quite the big, "imaginative" set of visuals for this indie act on the rise.
Frank Ocean continues to perform new music while on tour overseas. The singer performed a new track in London on Tuesday night. The song is tentatively titled "Pray."
Only ten months after releasing her sophomore album, Halcyon, Ellie Goulding will repackage the record and re-release it as Halcyon Days, a set which will now include seven brand new tracks (including her new single "Burn"), due to arrive on Aug. 26. The new version of the album will also include collaborations with Madeon on "Stay Awake," DJ Fresh on "Flashlight" and BURNS on "Midas Touch." The singer on Monday also released a stunning set of visuals for "Burn," a song which is likely to do very well on the charts.
Mumford & Sons multiply themselves in their new video for the title track of their latest album, Babel. A camera circles around a large, old building while the band performs the song and is duplicated (thanks to fancy editing, of course). You'll just have to see for yourself.
