Watch BTS perform in a record store for NPR’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

Chris Willman Music WriterRecord stores will not be dark on Black Friday this year — at least not the thousand-plus in the U.S.

Umberto, a branded refrigerator, and advertising support across social, outdoor media and press.Over 1200 people have put either themselves or a friend or loved one forward to be rewarded since the campaign launched.  Other recommendations have included a fashion designer who was given a full marketing campaign in the hope of landing her a job, a singer songwriter who streamed a gig live from Glasgow’s iconic Barrowland Ballroom when Innis & Gunn hired it out just for him, and ‘the world’s

Record Store Day is set to drop a number of limited vinyl releases from the likes of Motörhead, My Chemical Romance and Beastie Boys on Black Friday 2020.More than 200 indie record shops across the UK will be participating in this year’s event on November 27.A host of artists have been lined up to deliver one-off releases, including Motörhead’s 40th anniversary edition of ‘Ace Of Spades’, a limited version of My Chemical Romance’s ‘Life On The Murder Scene’ 2006 live album, a limited version of

BTS have wrapped up their week-long residency on The Tonight Show… With Jimmy Fallon – dubbed BTS Week – with a performance of ‘Dynamite’.Complete with bubblegum cuteness, tight choreography, colour-coordinated outfits, more than a few disco balls and a roller-skating stint, BTS performed to a virtual audience of nearly half a million during the performance’s YouTube premiere.Watch it below:Over the course of this week BTS  – bandmates RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook – have taken

Night 4 of “BTS Week” went off in style.

The Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts from NPR are coming fast and furious, and they've been operating at a pretty ridiculously high-quality level of late. BTS performed from a record store in Seoul, Conway The Machine did his in a diner, Billie Eilish did a cheeky tribute, and Moses Sumney was, well, Moses Sumney.

BTS Week are continuing in style.

BTS‘ week-long residency on The Tonight Show (September 29), the K-pop superstars offered up a unique performance of their 2019 EP ‘Map of the Soul: Persona’ cut, ‘Home’.BTS are the focus of the Jimmy Fallon-hosted show all this week, and their appearance on Tuesday September 29 saw BTS take a more homely approach to their performance, delivering this portion of their residency from overseas as opposed to in-house.Watch BTS perform ‘Home’ below:‘Home’ follows on from BTS’ explosive performances

After their thrilling Idol act on Day 1 of BTS Week on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the septet took things a notch higher on Day 2 with their music video style performance of their 2019 hit single from Map of the Soul: Persona, Home.

BTS have kicked off their residency on The Tonight Show with a pair of explosive performances.The K-pop group will be the focus of the Jimmy Fallon-hosted show for the entire week, and began their stint by teaming up with Fallon and The Roots to deliver an a capella version of their latest single ‘Dynamite’.The band then returned to end the episode with a show-stopping rendition of ‘Idol’, a leading track from 2018’s ‘Love Yourself’.It’s expected that more live performances will follow as the

(CNN)NPR Tiny Desk is where performers go to show they actually can sing, and BTS has done just that.The beloved K-Pop boy band on Monday became the latest artists to participate in the at-home series of the stripped-down, more intimate performances featured on NPR.Naturally, they kicked it off with their first all-English language single and No.

Bright Eyes have teamed up with NPR for the latest episode of the ‘Tiny Desk’ concert series.It was recorded across two US states, with Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis based at ARC Studios in Omaha, Nebraska and Nate Walcott opting for Lucy’s Meat Market in Los Angeles.

Record Store Day events.The annual Record Store Day celebration was originally due to happen on April 18, but is now taking place over three separate days this year. The decision was taken to accommodate social distancing measures put in place for the coronavirus pandemic.Fans across the country have been sharing the limited edition records and special releases that were released for the second event today.

Sports Team, Georgia, Charli XCX and Porridge Radio have all delivered a series of performances for the Hyundai Mercury Prize 2020, ahead of tonight’s ceremony.The coveted awards show has gone virtual this year due to coronavirus, but extensive coverage of the prize began last night (23 September) with a series of performances on BBC Four.The majority of acts were given the chance to make their case for why they should win by delivering one song at London’s Bush Hall, which resulted in a series

California-born pop singer-songwriter Ashe has spent the past year riding the wave created by her double EP, Moral of the Story, a post-divorce reflection on toxic relationships that landed on a rash of Netflix shows and a few hundred million phone screens via TikTok.

BTS will be having a hectic few months ahead of them as they're not only busy with the promotions of their Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 single Dynamite but they're also gearing up for the next comeback as their next album will release in the fourth quarter of 2020.

South Korean boy-band sensations — who recently scored a No. 1 hit with “Dynamite,” their first English-only single — have secured a major late-night gig: a weeklong residency on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” beginning Monday, Sept.

BTS' Tiny Desk Concert is here — and has already broken a viewership record.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLike everyone else, BTS and NPR have been forced to pivot during the pandemic — and for their first performance on NPR’s “Tiny Desk” concert series, the K-pop superstars performed from the record store VINYL & PLASTIC in BTS’s hometown of Seoul.The group drew more than half a million viewers for the premiere of the concert, which saw them tearing through three songs accompanied by a live band, including their current hit single “Dynamite.” The group also performed

BTS became the latest to perform on NPR’s “Tiny Desk” concert series Monday.