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We already posted Björk's appearance on the most recent episode of Later With Jools Holland. And the show also featured another veteran of '90s stardom: Noel Gallagher, who took a break from…   Read Story »
Björk hasn't exactly been giving the full-court promotional press to her new album Biophilia. But she did recently make an increasingly rare TV visit, showing up with her giant bank of weird…   Read Story »
On the latest episode of Jools Holland, the legendary bad-idea tandem of Lou Reed and Metallica came through, and the styles clash at the heart of their ill-advised collaboration only deepens when…   Read Story »
On the latest episode of his BBC show, Jools Holland hosts a few big musical performances. First up, there's Florence & The Machine, wailing their way through "What The Water Gave Me" and "No Light,…   Read Story »
Last week, we shared a trio of performance videos from the episode of Later With Jools Holland that featured indie rock big shots Feist and Bon Iver. Over the weekend, a few bonus clips from that…   Read Story »
On the latest episode of the British show Later With Jools Holland, two indie-rock big dogs came through to perform. Bon Iver and Feist, both of whom brought expertly expansive backing bands and…   Read Story »
Hey, something else to fight about! Lana Del Rey, the internet's most divisive artist, showed up on the last episode of the British show Later With Jools Holland to sing "Video Games." With a pianist…   Read Story »
The Strokes were on Jools Holland last night, and they played "Under Cover Of Darkness" and "Taken For A Fool" for the audience in the shadows. One thing to note: Julian Casablancas playfully covers…   Read Story »
Last night, as a pre-4/20 treat, Fleet Foxes performed Helplessness Blues closer "Grown Ocean" on Jools Holland. Strings were broken, harmonies maintained. (Via Prefix) Helplessness Blues is…   Read Story »
Just days after being the only bright spot on an abysmal Saturday Night Live (give or take a Regine vocal performance), Arcade Fire hopped the Atlantic and landed in Jools Holland's London studio…   Read Story »