Watch The White Stripes' Television Debut - By Scott Bernstein
- Jun 24, 2020
- 11:26 am PDT
The White Stripes made their television debut by performing two songs during a 2000 appearance on Detroit Public Television’s ‘Backstage Pass’ in support of ‘De Stijl.’
Phoebe Bridgers performed “I See You” from her recently released album, ‘Punisher,’ on ‘The Late Late Show with James Corden.’
Phish mixed ethereal bliss and evil jamming over the course of a thrilling 26-minute “Tweezer” at Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta on this date in 2000.
R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe and The National/Big Red Machine’s Aaron Dessner performed “No Time For Love Like Now” on ‘The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.’
The Disco Biscuits played a 90-minute set on the infield of an empty Citizens Bank Park in their hometown of Philadelphia for ‘Take You Out To The Ball Game,’ a livestream benefit concert.
On the anniversary of his death, revisit a 2005 documentary about keyboard virtuosso Bernie Worrell.
Aqueous included a one-song set and rode around on a golf cart thanking fans as part of their three sold-out shows at the Transit Drive-In over the weekend that marked the launch of the ‘Live At The Drive’ concert series.
Watch John Legend’s performance of “Ooh Laa” on last night’s episode of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’
Umphrey’s McGee guitarist Brendan Bayliss played a set for the ‘Coke Studio Sessions’ livestream series that included originals and covers of Ween’s “Even If You Don’t,” moe.’s “Nebraska” and more.
The Disco Biscuits performed publicly for the first time since January to play an hour-long set for the ‘Coke Studio Sessions’ livestream series.
Bright Eyes’ first performance since 2011 was of their new single, “Mariana Trench” on last night’s episode of ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.’
Grace Potter performed covers of Taj Mahal’s “Corinna,” Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth,” Neil Young’s “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere” and more during a Topanga-centric installment of her ‘Twilight Hour’ livestream series.
Take a trip back to 2012 and watch a Dave Matthews Band performance featuring special guest guitarist Gary Clark Jr.
Black Pumas celebrated the one-year anniversary of their self-titled debut studio album with a performance at the Austin Public Library that was featured in a special livestream event on Sunday night.
Goose continued their Bingo Tour Saturday night with a cover-laced evening that once again featured Jeffrey Arevalo on percussion.
To remember highly influential blues legend John Lee Hooker, watch his entire performance from The 1980 Montreal Jazz Festival.
Brendan Bayliss of Umphrey’s McGee delivered a Father-themed set for his June 19 ‘Wine Not?’ livestream including covers from Cat Stevens, Neil Young and Pearl Jam as well as an UM rarity.
Goose had a number of tricks up their sleeves for opening night of their Bingo Tour including a percussionist, an original debut, a slew of choice covers and more.
