Watch Phoebe Bridgers address the nation in her Tiny Desk Concert

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.

Phoebe Bridgers has delivered a stunning rendition of ‘I Know The End’ at a haunted theatre in California.Performing on The Late Show With Seth Meyers, Bridgers headed to the venue in Covina for the special one-off performance.It sees her exploring the venue’s labyrinth of corridors and backstage areas before she eventually ends up on a candle-lit stage to join her whole live band: Odessa Jorgensen, Emily Retsas, Marshall Vore, Nick White and Harrison Whitford.The track is taken from Bridgers’

(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.

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.

The Prime Minister will address the nation to outline new measures to tackle the sharp rise in coronavirus cases.Boris Johnson is expected to speak during a live, televised address at 8pm on Tuesday night (September 22).He is expected to announce that pubs, bars and restaurants in England will be forced to close by 10pm from Thursday.As well as the curfew, the hospitality sector will be restricted by law to table service only.Mr Johnson will chair meetings of Cabinet and the Cobra emergency

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

NPR has never had any difficulty securing popular artists for its marquee video series Tiny Desk Concert, but today's installment features one of the biggest names in music anywhere: BTS. The K-pop band performed with a band in a Seoul-based record store VINYL & PLASTIC, running through their No.

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

BTS have been announced as the next guests to play a selection of songs as part of NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ series.NPR announced the performance with a tweet tagging BTS that simply said “It’s happening”.The performance will premiere later today (September 21) at 2pm BST on NPR Music’s YouTube.It’s been a busy year for the K-pop superstars, who recently released their hugely successful English-language single ‘Dynamite‘.The song made the band the first-ever international and Korean group to

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBTS and NPR announced on Sunday that the K-pop titans will be performing on NPR’s “Tiny Desk” concert series on Monday, Sept. 20 at 9 a.m.

Arlo Parks created her home-made version of NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert for the online performance series earlier this week.19-year-old Parks’ set up was more pared back than the usual NPR office, with a simple desk, some plants, laptop and amp surrounding her as she played new and old tracks.The West Londoner opened her 16-minute set with latest single ‘Hurt’, released in August, followed by ‘Cola’, ‘Eugene’ and ‘Black Dog’.During the performance, she also paused playing to offer some insight into

Phoebe Bridgers brought new album ‘Punisher’ to US television this week – watch her perform three tracks on CBS This Morning below.The singer performed recent singles ‘Kyoto’, ‘Garden Song’ and ‘I Know The End’ on the show, while donning her trademark skeleton suit.The new performance was the latest in a handful of TV appearances Bridgers has made since the release of ‘Punisher’.

Phoebe Bridgers, Beck and more are set to take part in a special tribute to Daniel Johnston on the anniversary of his death.The cult musician died one year ago today (September 11) from a heart attack. He was 58 years old.Bridgers and Beck will be joined by Jeff Tweedy, Maya Hawke and Jesse Harris, Waxahatchee, Devendra Banhart, The Lemon Twigs, Kevin Morby, Adam Green and more on the livestream titled Honey I Sure Miss You.

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Phoebe Bridgers has shared a stripped-back live session for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series – watch below.The musician appeared in a mock-up of the White House’s Oval Office where she played three tracks from her recent album ‘Punisher’: ‘Kyoto’, ‘Moon Song’, and ‘I Know The End’.A presidential Bridgers performed from behind a faux Resolute desk as her bandmates Marshall Vore (drums) and Harrison Whitford (guitar) remained seated at either side.Shattering the green screen illusion, the singer was

Phoebe Bridgers and Arlo Parks are two artists who use the emotional heft of language in their wry, observational lyrics. It's not a surprise, then, that Bridgers would turn to rising U.K.