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CHVRCHES Perform First New Single Since Their 2021 Release on Jimmy Fallon

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Paige Owens

Monday night, CHVRCHES made their return to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for the live performance debut of their latest release “Over.” The new single marks the group’s first release since their 2021 full-length collection, Screen Violence.  The glimmering synth-pop track showcases lead singer Lauren Mayberry’s dynamic and captivating presence while offering the catchiness of their previous releases. Additionally, “Over” is the first single from the three-piece unit that comes from their new label Island Records. Read more: Flycatcher Share Memorable New EP “Stunt” “I’m trying to think of ‘Over’ as a little miniature era, between the Screen Violence

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Watch Fall Out Boy & Jimmy Fallon Cluck “Sugar We’re Going Down” Dressed As Chickens

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Jack Rogers

Fall Out Boy, dressed as chickens, performing a stone cold classic. Does it get any better?

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News Flashes 05.24.22: Turnstile On Jimmy Fallon, Christian Bale in Thor, and Plot to Kill Former President Dismantled

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Maddi Myers

Today we talk about Turnstile on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the new Thor trailer, and the FBI stopped a plot to assassinate former President Bush. Turnstile Takes On Jimmy Fallon Turnstile has done it again. The hardcore band has stolen yet another late night show, when they performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night. This is their third late night performance, after they played on Late Night with Seth Myers and Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the past year. This time Turnstile played “Blackout” from their album Glow On. On top of that, they were the… Read more »

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