Past weekend, southern rock legend Drive-By Truckers stopped by CBS This Morning to promote their new released, the 11th LP American Band. They band also sit to chat with co-host Anthony Mason to discuss the band’s history. At the end of the show, they performed a few songs from the LP, “Surrender Under Protest,” “Guns Of Umpqua,” and “What It Means,” for the show’s Saturday Sessions series. Watch all below.
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Watch EL VY Perform Three Songs On CBS This Morning
Unknown | November 01, 2015 - 11:21 am

The National’s Matt Berninger and Menomena/Ramona Falls’ Brent Knopf just released their new album Return To The Moon together under the name of EL VY. They stopped by the recent episode of CBS This Morning to play songs from the new album. They performed “Paul Is Alive,” “Need A Friend,” and “No Time To Crank The Sun.” Watch all the performance below.
Watch Courtney Barnett Perform Three Songs On CBS This Morning
Unknown | October 25, 2015 - 12:05 am
By The Audio Mug | October 25, 2015
Australian indie rocker Courtney Barnett stopped by the recent episode of American morning TV show CBS This Morning to perform three songs. Barnett performs a song from his 2014’s The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas “Avant Gardener.” Then, she also sings two more songs from her latest album album Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit, “Nobody Really Cares If You Don't Go To The Party” and “Dead Fox.” Watch the performances below.
Australian indie rocker Courtney Barnett stopped by the recent episode of American morning TV show CBS This Morning to perform three songs. Barnett performs a song from his 2014’s The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas “Avant Gardener.” Then, she also sings two more songs from her latest album album Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit, “Nobody Really Cares If You Don't Go To The Party” and “Dead Fox.” Watch the performances below.
Watch Roger Waters Talks Roger Waters The Wall On CBS This Morning
Unknown | September 16, 2015 - 7:44 pm
Posted by @hafis_rosli | September 16, 2015
With Roger Waters’ vision, Pink Floyd became one of the most influential rock bands ever. The group's breakthrough album, The Dark Side of the Moon, spent 15 consecutive years on the Billboard chart, and The Wall was certified platinum 23 times. The iconic album comes to life in a new film, Roger Waters The Wall, and follows Waters' personal story stemming from the loss of his father in WWII when he was just a baby. Waters joins CBS This Morning to discuss the new movie and his career. Watch below.
With Roger Waters’ vision, Pink Floyd became one of the most influential rock bands ever. The group's breakthrough album, The Dark Side of the Moon, spent 15 consecutive years on the Billboard chart, and The Wall was certified platinum 23 times. The iconic album comes to life in a new film, Roger Waters The Wall, and follows Waters' personal story stemming from the loss of his father in WWII when he was just a baby. Waters joins CBS This Morning to discuss the new movie and his career. Watch below.
Gary Clark Jr. Perform On CBS This Morning
Unknown | - 6:46 am
Posted by @hafis_rosli | September 16, 2015
Gary Clark Jr. performed “The Healing,” “Grinder” and “Our Love” on last Saturday’s CBS This Morning. The songs off of his new album The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim. Watch all performances below:
Gary Clark Jr. performed “The Healing,” “Grinder” and “Our Love” on last Saturday’s CBS This Morning. The songs off of his new album The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim. Watch all performances below:
[WATCH] The National Visit CBS This Morning
Unknown | January 26, 2014 - 12:40 am
The National stopped by this weekend edition of CBS morning show, CBS This Morning. The hosted, Anthony Mason sat down with the Brooklyn-based band discussed their slow rise to fame. The band is nominated for Best Alternative Album of the Year at this year’s Grammy Awards for their recent album Trouble Will Find Me. Watch the interview and they performed two songs from the album below:
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