In case you missed Austin City Limits this past Saturday, ACL is graciously streaming their show with The Decemberists and Gillian Welch (David Rawlings compris).  Check it out in its entirety below.

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At the Bridge School Benefit Concert, Eddie Vedder invited the charming Regine Chassagne (Arcade Fire) out to sing the beloved chestnut Tonight You Belong to Me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyLQzWIP4Y4&feature=related

And then Beck (get back to your production duties!) joined for the Bryants’ (Boudeleaux and Felice) great  Sleepless Nights (if you like it, best covered by Gram Parsons in our ever-so-humble opinion).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX27xmD9sQU&feature=related

And finally Eddie covered Neil Young’s stupendous Don’t Cry No Tears.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCwSdiP7GY4&feature=related

At the Bridge School Benefit Concert this past Saturday, Neil Young came out with Mumford & Sons to perform one of the Mumfords’ favorites of Young’s, Dance, Dance, Dance.  Great to see this great band humbled by greatness.  Mumfords are the perfect band for the spirit of the Bridge School Benefit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvCQ4s_Qo0A

And then below is Mumford & Sons performing Awake My Soul with additional female fiddle accompaniment from Sarah Neufield and Marika Shaw of Arcade Fire.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dZ2wYmOnsQ&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

Check out Arcade Fire’s set at last night’s Bridge School Benefit Concert below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmLhL1s_jnU&feature=related

In case you missed it, for today only (Sunday) you can replay yesterday’s Bridge School Benefit Concert webcast below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az_13d5ss7U&feature=channel_video_title

It had been a while since we had last checked out the fab Black Cab Sessions archives and site, which you can do HERE.  ‘Dem folks been busy!  Check out the Swedish sisters act, First Aid Kit. It’s kinda weird to stash the First Aid Kit in the backseat, but whatever. Our friend John has been onto these gals for quite some time and even tried to book ’em a couple years ago for a house party (unfortunately the sisters’ father was a little suspicious and declined).  Check ’em out.  They have a new album coming out produced by Bright Eyes’ Mike Mogis.  Should be mognificent!

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First Aid Kit from Black Cab Sessions on Vimeo.

Dude, got your attention huh?  The phenomenal Feist showed up with two of the Mountain Man(s?) (currently backing Feist on tour) and a hirsute percussionist for possibly the best Black Cab Session we’ve ever seen. And that’s saying a lot.

This focal Feist-fest is the closest viewing you’re ever gonna get with Leslie Feist so fill up.  Check them performing the song, Undiscovered First, off of her fantastic new album, “Metals.” We love the emphatic roof percussion beginning at 3:53, and the vocal gymnastics finale at 4:41.  Too dang good.  Brava!  Check out other Black Cab Sessions HERE.

WordPress is REALLY sucking these days so click on the “Feist” link below to see the performance.

Feist from Black Cab Sessions on Vimeo.

Just kidding about those cathode rays…those were back in the tubular (totally!) days.  But Coldplay has been on a TV roll recently, performing on an average of 18 shows a day (give or take a show or two).  The most recent performances were on The Colbert Report and, of all things, The Today Show (huh?).  Regardless, check ’em all out below.

From Colbert comes Paradise:

Then Up in Flames off the new album Mylo Xyloto:

And then here’s a cute Colbert interview with Chris Palthrow:

And then from the Today Show, check out Paradise, Every Tear Drop is a Waterfall, Charlie Brown, Viva la Vida, and Fix You.

Paradise:

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Every Tear Drop is a Waterfall:

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Charlie Brown:

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Viva la Vida (and interview):

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And Fix You:

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And just in case you weren’t already over-scheduled tomorrow night, the YouTube-sensation, Pomplamoose, is coming to Soho tomorrow night courtesy of Club Mercy.  Pomplamoose is the cute (too cute?) duo with the buzzillion hits on YouTube, owing in part to their video covers of Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, Aerosmith and Earth, Wind & Fire’s September. While touring, they’re a six-piece band in order to pull off the layered sounds of their songs.  To get a feel, check out a couple of new videos (the Halloween-appropriate and sorta poignant, Monster Mask, and brand new Bust Your Kneecaps), and then their cover of September and, finally, their most popular video, Beyonce’s Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It).

Take your kids and get to this show!!  Oh, wait, what??  Soho’s insisting on a 21+ show (despite this fits-all-ages band).  Huh?