Imagine Dragons – “Radioactive” + “Demons” 2/1/14 SNL

Posted by @hafis_rosli | February 02, 2015

Imagine Dragons performed “Radioactive” with Kendrick Lamar and “Demons” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off of the band current album Night Visions. Hosted by Melissa McCarthy, watch both performances below:

[WATCH] Bastille – “Pompeii” + “Oblivion” 1/25/14 SNL

Bastille performed “Pompeii” and “Oblivion” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off the band recent album Bad Blood. Watch both performances below:

[WATCH] Paul McCartney, Barry Gibb, Justin Timberlake, Jimmy Fallon On SNL Christmas Special

[WATCH] Kings Of Leon – “Temple” + “Wait For Me” + Duck Dynasty Parody 12/14/2013 SNL

Kings Of Leon performed “Temple” and “Wait For Me” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off of the band new album Mechanical Bull. The members of the band also appear in a SNL commercial break for a Christmas special by Food Network’s Guy Fieri (played by Bobby Moynihan) as they parody of Duck Dynasty cast member. The show hosted by actor/comedian John Goodman who hosted for 13th times last night. Watch all below:

[WATCH] Kings Of Leon SNL Promo With John Goodman

This week on NBC’s Saturday Night Live will air their 9th episode of this season and the band Kings Of Leon set to perform as a musical guest alongside actor John Goodman will be host the 13th episode on his name. Watch them on the show promo below:

[WATCH] HAIM – “The Wire” + “Don’t Save Me” + The Outfield’s “Your Love” Sketch 11/23/2013 SNL

HAIM performed “The Wire” and “Don’t Save Me” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off of their new debut album Days Are Gone. The sisters also appeared as guest in a sketch that paid tribute to epic song “Your Love,” The Outfield’s 1985 hit. Hosted by Hunger Games actor Josh Hutcherson, watch both performances and the sketch on their very SNL-debut below:

“The Wire”


“Don’t Save Me”


The Outfield’s “Your Love” Sketch
Days Are Gone is out now via Columbia. Buy on iTunes/Amazon

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[WATCH] SNL Flashback: Pearl Jam 1994

Pearl Jam performed “Not for You,” “Rearviewmirror” and “Daughter” on Saturday Night Live aired on 4/16/1994. The songs “Rearviewmirror” and “Daughter” is off their sophomore album Vs. (which turns 20 today). “Not for You” was played live for the first time on television almost eight months before the release of Vitalogy, the band third album. The episode aired eight days after the discovery of the body of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. During the goodnights, Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder lifts his jacket to reveal the letter K written on his shirt as a tribute to Cobain. The show hosted by actor, Emilio Esteves. Watch all performances below:

[WATCH] SNL Flashback: Pearl Jam – “Alive” + “Porch” 4/11/1992

Posted by @hafis_rosli | July 6, 2013

Pearl Jam performed “Alive” and “Porch” on Saturday Night Live. The band appeared on promoting their debut album Ten. The show hosted by actress, Sharon Stone. Watch both performances below:

Watch Fred Armisen’s SNL Farewell With Steve Jones, Kim Gordon, J Mascis, Carrie Brownstein, Aimee Mann

Posted by @hafis_rosli | May 19, 2015

Saturday Night Live season finale was notable for its final appearances by a number of soon-to-be-former castmembers, including, in all likelihood, Fred Armisen.

[WATCH] Vampire Weekend – “Diane Young” + “Unbelievers” 5/11/2013 SNL

Vampire Weekend performed “Diane Young” and “Unbelievers” on Saturday Night Live. Both song off the band new album Modern Vampires Of The City. The show hosted by former SNL cast member Kristen Wiig.

Watch both performances below:



“Diane Young”


“Unbelievers”
Modern Vampires Of The City is out 5/14/2013 via XL. Pre-order on iTunes :: Amazon

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[WATCH] Of Monsters and Men – “Little Talks” + “Mountain Sound” 5/4/2013 SNL

Of Monsters and Men performed “Little Talks” and “Mountain Sound” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off the band debut album My Head Is An Animal. The show hosted by comedian Zach Galifianakis.

Watch both performance below and buy My Head Is An Animal on iTunes :: Amazon


“Little Talks”

“Mountain Sound”Of Monsters and Men : Website | Facebook | Twitter

Ian Rubbish & The Bizarros release “The Best Of” EP – Download

A couple weeks back, soon after the passing of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, we were introduced to Ian Rubbish & The Bizarros, via the Saturday Night Live sketch “History of Punk.”
The fictional band featured Fred Armisen as a Johnny Rotten-esque punk rocker with one crucial difference: Where Rotten was a public opponent of Thatcher, Rubbish had a schoolboy crush on the Iron Lady, reflected in his increasingly wack music, which reached a nadir with the indefensible ballad “Sweet Iron Lady.” Needless to say, Rubbish’s bandmates were forced to kick him out of the band after that. Anyway,

History of Punk provided only snippets of those songs, but now those songs can be listen in full via The Best Of Ian Rubbish EP, which has been made available for free download. “Sweet Iron Lady” and “Hey Maggie Thatcher” are on here, which really makes you wonder if the Bizarros had any input regarding the track listing on this thing or if Rubbish just went ahead and released it without their knowledge. Maybe we’ll get that dirt in the next installment of History Of Punk. In the meantime, download the EP here.

SNL’s “History of Punk” Sketch Of Margaret Thatcher Tribute

Saturday Night Live addressed the death of Margaret Thatcher during its April 13 Vince Vaughn-helmed episode with a sketch that acknowledged the former prime minister's complicated legacy, while also being surprisingly sweet.

[WATCH] Phoenix – “Entertainment” + “Trying To Be Cool/Drakkar Noir” 4/6/2013 SNL

Phoenix performed “Entertainment” and “Trying To Be Cool/Drakkar Noir” on Saturday Night Live. Both songs off the band forthcoming album Bankrupt! (out on April 22, 2013 via V2 Records.) The show hosted by actress Melissa McCarthy.

Watch both performance below and pre-order Bankrupt! on iTunes :: Amazon


“Entertainment”

“Trying To Be Cool/Drakkar Noir”
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[WATCH] SNL Flashback: My Chemical Romance – “Welcome to the Black Parade” + “Cancer” 10/21/2006

My Chemical Romance performed “Welcome to the Black Parade” and “Cancer” on Saturday Night Live. The band appeared on promoting the band third studio album, The Black Parade. The show hosted by actor, John C. Reilly.

Watch both performances below and buy The Black Parade on iTunes :: Amazon



“Welcome to the Black Parade”

“Cancer”
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[WATCH] SNL Flashback: Vampire Weekend – “A-Punk” + “M79” 3/8/2008

Vampire Weekend performed “A-Punk” and “M79” on Saturday Night Live. The band appeared on promoting their debut self-titled album. The show hosted by actress, Amy Adams.

Watch both performances below and buy the album on iTunes :: Amazon




“A-Punk”

“M79”
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[WATCH] SNL Flashback: Nirvana – “Heart-Shaped Box” + “Rape Me” 9/25/1993

Nirvana performed “Heart-Shaped Box” and “Rape Me” with Pat Smear on Saturday Night Live. The band appeared on promoting their album In Utero. The show hosted by NBA’s professional player, Charles Barkley.

Watch both performances below and buy In Utero on iTunes :: Amazon





“Heart-Shaped Box”

“Rape Me”
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[WATCH] Alabama Shakes – “Hold On” + “Always Alright” 2/16/2013 live on SNL

Alabama Shakes performed “Hold On” and “Always Alright” on Saturday Night Live. The show hosted by actor Christoph Waltz.

Watch both perfromances below and buy the album Boys & Girls on iTunes :: Amazon




“Hold On”

“Always Alright”
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[WATCH] SNL Flashback: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – “You Don’t Know How It Feels” + “Honey Bee” w/ Dave Grohl 11/19/1994

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers performed “You Don’t Know How It Feels” and “Honey Bee” on Saturday Night Live. Dave Grohl played with the Heartbreakers, who were in between drummers at the time. The show hosted by actor, John Turturro.

Watch the performances below:


“You Don’t Know How It Feels”

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[WATCH] The Lumineers – “Ho Hey” + “Stubborn Love” 1/19/2013 live on SNL

The Lumineers performed “Ho Hey” and “Stubborn Love” on Saturday Night Live. Both song off the band recent self-titled album. The show hosted by actress Jennifer Lawrence.

Watch both perfromance below and buy the album on iTunes :: Amazon



“Ho Hey”

“Stubborn Love”
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