David Byrne und Stephen Colbert performen Burning Down the House in der Late Show

Stephen Colbert begrüßte David Byrne für eine Darbietung des Talking-Heads-Klassikers Burning Down the House in der vorletzten Folge der Late Show.

Byrne trat gemeinsam mit seiner Band Why Is The Sky? in passenden blauen Anzügen auf. Colbert gesellte sich in der gleichen Kleidung zu ihnen auf die Bühne, während im Hintergrund auf den Bildschirmen während der energiegeladenen Interpretation des Songs Flammen loderten. Der Auftritt fand einen Abend vor dem für den 21. Mai geplanten Serienfinale statt.

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R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe performed his new solo song 'The Rest of Ever' for the first time on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Thursday. The track comes from his long-awaited debut solo album, due out later this year. Stipe joined house band leader Louis Cato and The Great Big Joy Machine for the soulful rendition.

Bruce Springsteen appeared on the penultimate episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to perform his new song and criticize the network's owners. The musician took aim at Larry and David Ellison while supporting the host, whose program ends after years on air.

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David Byrne delivered a theatrical set filled with Talking Heads classics and tracks from his recent album at Coachella's Outdoor Theatre on April 12. The 73-year-old musician incorporated choreography, dancers, and political imagery during the performance. Fans cheered as he closed with high-energy anthems.

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Bruce Springsteen performed with several artists including Jon Bon Jovi at the OceanFirst Bank Center in Monmouth, New Jersey, on Friday night.

Bob Dylan opened the second night of his summer tour by playing the Basement Tapes classic

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The Rolling Stones marked the launch of their upcoming album Foreign Tongues with a special event at The Weylin in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood joined comedian Conan O'Brien for a discussion about the 14-track LP, set for release on July 10. The event celebrated lead single 'In the Stars' and earlier teaser 'Rough and Twisted.'

 

 

 

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