S.Lo on January 16th, 2021

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ONLINE FINDS:

■ FINNEAS performed his single “What They’ll Say About Us” on Good Morning America last week. On Thursday, he and his band also played “Can’t Wait to Be Dead” on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

■ Local Natives recently played “CBS This Morning: Saturday,” performing songs from their latest EP, “Sour Lemon,” including “Statues in the Garden (Arras).” The band will also make an appearance Monday on Jimmy Kimmel Live to play their single “Lemon” with Sharon Van Etten.

■ Rage Against the Machine also partnered with the Ummah Chroma film collective for their new documentary “Killing In Thy Name,” examining the notion and origins of white supremacy.

DRIVE-IN SHOW:

■ Wax Motif, Jack Beats, Lucati and Shdws at NOS Events Center.

ONLINE STREAMS:

Saturday, January 16

■ 8AM: Boy Pablo streamed his debut album, “Wachito Rico,” (tickets).
■ 8AM: DakhaBrakha on NPR Tiny Desk Meets GlobalFest on YouTube.
■ 9AM: Punknews’ virtual “Summer Soiree” with Danbert Nobacon (Chumbawamba), Crazy & the Brains and Maura Weaver on punknews.org.
■ 11AM: Macfrey (livestreaming from Manchester) on SoFar Sounds.
■ 12PM: Sleaford Mods celebrate the release of their new album, “Spare Ribs,” with footage of their 100 Club livestream show, interviews with the band and album collaborators Billy Nomates and Amy Taylor (Amyl & The Sniffers), guest appearances by Iggy Pop, Robbie Williams, John Thomson and more on YouTube.
■ 12PM: Tim Burgess‘ Listening Party with Blue Orchids and their album “The Greatest Hit (Money Mountain)” with Martin Bramah on Twitter (#TimsTwitterListeningParty) (replay here).
■ 12:30PM: The Dunwells on Zoom.
■ 2PM: The Grammy Museum “Spotlight Saturdays” curated in January by Verve Label Group with Max Richter here today.
■ 2PM: Morgan James’s show this week features “Songs of Change,” favorites by Bob Dylan, Nina Simone, Sam Cooke, Bob Marley, CSNY and more on StageIt.
■ 4PM: The Avett Brothers, Noah Kahan and the High Breaks feature in this week’s Forevergreen: A Vermont Adventure in Music on their website.
■ 4PM: Get Tuff release party for their new album “In Sickness and in Hell” with Jer, The Childlike Empress, Jhariah, Pancho Villa’s Skull, Foxy Dads and Heckdang on Twitch.
■ 4PM: Lucia Bossa on Sessions.
■ 6PM: Bahamas & the 400 Unit with Dawes, Lucius, the Secret Sisters and more on YouTube.
■ 6PM: “Fantastic Voyage Mystery Box” with Justin Jay on Dirtybird TV.
■ 6PM: Phantom Planet live from L.A.’s Lodge Room on Veeps.
■ 6PM: The Radiators live from Tipitina’s in New Orleans (Night 2 of 3) on Nugs TV.
■ 6PM: Rodrigo y Gabriela and We the Commas on Bandsintown.
■ 6PM: Saturday Night Grand Ole Opry with Dailey & Vincent, Carly Pearce and Michael W Smith on YouTube and Geico Green Room.
■ 6PM: Wax Motif, Jack Beats, Lucati and Shdws livestream of their drive-in show at the NOS Events Center on Insomniac TV.
■ 7PM: Earthless streams “Live from the Casbah” in San Diego on StageIt.
■ 7PM: Oceanator’s virtual tour stop in Los Angeles with Maneka (formerly of Speedy Ortiz) (tickets).
■ 9PM: Curt Barlage “Live by the Socially Distant Firepit” on Instagram.
* The Wedding Present livestream from Brighton, UK, is postponed to March 13 via DICE.

Sunday, January 17

■ 6AM: Lucas Hoge on Facebook.
■ 9AM: Rhett Miller on StageIt.
■ 9:30AM: Stuart Murdoch (Belle and Sebastian) weekly meditation stream on Facebook.
■ 11AM/12PM/1PM: “All Day I Stream” with Lee Burridge and guests Rowee, Hermanez (live) and Somelee on Facebook, Instagram and Twitch.
■ 11AM: Chris Thile’s “Music Is Life Is Music” masterclass on improvisation on Mandolin.
■ 11AM: “Fulfilling the Dream” with Killer Mike, Anna Deavere Smith, Scott Carter and more (tickets).
■ 11AM: Oceanator and Maneka from their “Oxford, UK” tour stop (tickets).
■ 11AM: KinKai live from Manchester on SoFar Sounds.
■ 12PM: Grandson’s XXwhy livestream series on YouTube.
■ 12PM: Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp’s Sunday Brunch on YouTube.
■ 12PM: Trentemøller on YouTube.
■ 12:30PM: Keith Harkin on StageIt.
■ 1PM: Tim Burgess‘ Listening Party with Robert Forster and his album “Danger in the Past” on Twitter (#TimsTwitterListeningParty) (replay here).
■ 2PM: Innocent Tyler’s Birthday Bash on StageIt.
■ 2PM/5PM: Steve Wynn (Dream Syndicate) and Linda Pitmon (The Baseball Project) on StageIt.
■ 5PM: Grammy Award-nominated and Tony Award-winning Kelli O’Hara and Seth Rudetsky on Broadway World.
■ 5PM: “We the People” pre-inauguration concert with Carole King, Will.I.AM, James Taylor, Fall Out Boy, Michael Bivins, Ben Harper, AJR and more (tickets).
■ 5PM: Yam’s Day 2021 on YouTube.
■ 6PM: Charlie Parr & Friends’ First Ave residency on YouTube.
■ 6PM: The Radiators live from Tipitina’s in New Orleans (Night 3 of 3) on Nugs TV.
■ 6PM: Ratboys and Chris Farren on Twitch.
■ 6PM: Tony Lucca playing from his home studio in Nashville playing from throughout his catalogue as well as new tunes inspired during quarantine on Topeka.
■ 7PM: Tara Jane O’Neil, Ryan Sawyer, Wilder Zoby livestream from Zebulon on YouTube.

Monday, January 18 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday

■ 9AM: A Virtual Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s website.
■ 12PM: Apollo Uptown Hall: “MLK and the Fierce Urgency of Now” on the Apollo Digital Stage and Facebook.
■ 1PM: Tim Burgess‘ Listening Party with The Tyde and their album “Once” with Brent and Darren Rademaker on Twitter (#TimsTwitterListeningParty) (replay here).
■ 7PM:
■ 11:35PM: Local Natives on Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC.

Still on tap from Friday, January 15:

■ Susanna Hoffs guesting on Tim Burgess’ Twitter Listening Party, narrating The Bangles’ seminal album “Different Light” (replay here).
■ Jimmy Eat World’s “Phoenix Sessions” (tickets).
■ Long Neck‘s “Around the Campfire” with Anika Pyle, Parisa Yekalamlari, Zack. and Debbie Dopamine on aroundthecampfire.online.
■ The Starting Line played “Based On A True Story” and previously “Direction” (tickets).