Live Debuts
Janet Jackson Live Debuts Two Old Songs in the Coachella Valley
Janet Jackson live debuted a pair of new tunes and dusted off a few others in a re-jiggered set for her Together Again Summer Tour 2024 in the Coachella Valley.
Category: Live Debuts
Live Debuts
Slash Live Debuts Four Songs From New Blues Album at Amoeba
Slash's new blues album Orgy of the Damned, is mighty good.
Festivals
PJ Harvey Plays “Black Hearted Love” For First Time In Concert
PJ Harvey gave fans at the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, Spain, a pleasant surprise when she "live debuted" "Black Hearted Love," a song she had only performed once before for a special from Abbey Road Studios in 2009.
Festivals
Kylie Minogue & Adam Lambert Live Debut New Singles at Pride
Who would have guessed the Outloud music festival at West Hollywood Pride would provide so many live debuts?
Festivals
Kesha Live Debuts “Freedom” at West Hollywood Pride Concert
Kesha has gone through a lot and Friday night she was completely free – an appropriate feeling for one of the headliners at the West Hollywood Pride Festival.
Live Debuts
Metallica Live Debut Longest Song They’ve Ever Rocked
When James Hetfield introduced "Inamorata" at the Olympiastadion in Munich, Germany last Sunday he made it sound like there was something wrong with the 11-minute rocker.
Live Debuts
The Original Jane’s Addiction Lineup to Tour with Love & Rockets
When Jane's Addiction's classic lineup reunited last week for the first time since 2010, it was the start of more good news for fans of the Los Angeles band.
Covers
Ed Sheeran Celebrates 10th Anniversary of ‘x’ By Playing It All
On a scale from 1 to 10, Ed Sheeran's last 10 years have been a 10, or in Roman numerals an X.
Live Debuts
Joanna Newsom Kicks Off Hollywood Cemetery Residency
Joanna Newsom, perhaps the most famous harpist in popular culture since Harpo of the Marx Bros., is back to performing live after taking a long hiatus.
Live Debuts
Kings of Leon Live Debut Five Songs in Nashville
The Kings of Leon treated a lucky crowd in Nashville, on May 9, to nearly a half dozen new tunes and from their latest record Can We Please Have Fun. as well as hits from their deep catalogue to kick off their new tour.