New York – After returning to the Late Show with David Letterman last night, Future Islands have officially released two new tracks: “The Chase” and “Haunted By You.” Last March, the Baltimore-based trio of William Cashion, Samuel T. Herring and Gerrit Whelmers, made their groundbreaking network television debut on Letterman. Yesterday evening they debuted new single “The
New York - Four piece rock band, Dawes, performed in the Ed Sullivan Theater at David Letterman’s request, this past Wednesday, April 22, to play their song, “Things Happen.” This is the first track from the quartet’s highly anticipated, upcoming full-length record titled, All Your Favorite Bands (out via HUB Records, June 2, 2015). As a special gift to Letterman,
Los Angeles – New Orleans-native crash is excited to announce summer tour dates through this July and August, including a special KCRW “Made in LA” series performance at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles on July 17. crash will also be performing as a special musical guest on CBS’ Late Show With David Letterman in late July. For the full itinerary, please
Nashville – Spanish Gold made their network television debut on last night’s “Late Show with David Letterman” performing their new single “Out on the Street.” The song is from the trio’s acclaimed new album, South of Nowhere, which is out now on BMG/Del Mar Records. The supergroup features drummer Patrick Hallahan (My Morning Jacket), guitarist Adrian Quesada (formerly of
Miike Snow will perform “Paddling Out” supporting their new album Happy to You. Watch the show on CBS at 11:35 pm / 10:35 pm central. Photo (c) Daniela Montelongo
The South by Southwest music festival in Austin is one of the best festivals to catch new artists and mingle with fellow indie music lovers while still enjoying all of the civilized comforts a major city has to offer. Or so I’ve been told. Though I lived in Texas for the last five years, I’ve
. This will be the first article in a series of pieces on Lucy Walsh. Bestnewbands.com will be tracking her progress as she records her debut in Los Angeles over the coming month. For the children of famous musicians, following in your parent’s footsteps can be the kiss of death. With endless comparisons, it can