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Robin Hilton | May 13, 2026 Like a lot of artists who play the Tiny Desk, the guys in Foo Fighters carefully curated and worked through their set for weeks leading up to their appearance, even taping out the dimensions of the Desk in a practice space to puzzle-out the close quarters. But once they were in the office, they tossed most of those plans. “If you put instruments in our hands and there are people,” Dave Grohl jokes, “it’s fun to play!” For a better part of the last 30 years, Foo Fighters has worn the crown for stadium-sized [See More…]

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JADE: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Elle Mannion | May 11, 2026 JADE brings her creative vision to everything she does. The British pop star, a member of the girl group Little Mix, makes her Tiny Desk a “tiny version” of the theatrical stage production that she’s been touring for her debut solo album THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY! As a result, no props were spared: a cardboard proscenium arch and red curtain for the video’s introduction, roses for the Desk and angel wings as she performs next to photos of herself as a child. “Plastic Box,” which made NPR Music’s best songs of 2025, is a standout [See More…]

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KestheBand: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Nikki Birch | May 8, 2026 The island has come to Tiny Desk. “Representing for soca music, happy music, love music,” leader Kees “Kes” Dieffenthaller tells us, KestheBand opens with “Hello,” a warm, Caribbean welcome. Founded in Trinidad and Tobago, KestheBand is must-play-music in soca DJ sets and a staple at international carnival celebrations. These are the kind of songs that inspire you to whisper their double entendres to your sweetheart and shout them raucously on the road, grabbing onto the night (or a waist) with both hands. While “Rum & Coca-Cola” (co-written by Michael “Tano” Montano), “Jolene,” and “Cocoa [See More…]

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Ragtime: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Mitra I. Arthur | May 6, 2026 Ragtime is a tale of history repeating itself. The musical centers on figures from three communities — Black Americans, immigrants and upper class whites — in New York at the dawn of the 20th century and what the American dream means to them as they intersect and, at times, clash. Company members from the Tony-nominated, Lincoln Center Theater revival stop by the Tiny Desk to share a bit of that American dream. The musical by Terrence McNally, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty addresses the fraught topics of racial injustice, workers’ rights, immigration, women’s [See More…]

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Live: See all the celebrities at The Met Gala 2026 – Nicole Kidman, Rosé, Venus Williams and more! 0 (0)

The first Monday in May is back again, which means it’s time for the Met Gala 2026. Watch live as the biggest celebrities in Hollywood depart the Carlyle and Mark hotels and head to The Metropolitan Museum of Art red carpet. The hosts are Beyonce, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams and Anna Wintour. This is Beyonce’s first appearance on the Met Gala stairs in ten years. #metgala2026 #beyonce #annawintour #nicolekidman #venuswilliams Page Six is your source for celebrity news, gossip, entertainment, pop culture, photos, video and more. Catch the latest news and gossip here: https://pagesix.com/ Follow us on: Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/pagesix/ [See More…]

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Conducta Live From DJ Mag HQ | House, Bass, Breaks, Jungle & UKG 0 (0)

Conducta makes his DJ Mag HQ debut with a genre-hopping hour of non-stop energy. The UK trailblazer and former DJ Mag cover star took over HQ with a set that weaves its way through house, UKG, breaks and jungle, and includes some of his own unreleased productions. You can find Conducta across the UK & US this summer, including performances at Lightning in a Bottle, Gala and Gottwood Festival. DJ Mag HQ is our flagship broadcast product, held in the basement of our London office space. DJ Mag HQ is powered by AlphaTheta and features the new XPRS2 DJ monitors. [See More…]

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Milo J: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Anamaria Sayre | April 30, 2026 Etched with Argentine folklore and fueled by the rap batallas of Buenos Aires, Milo J’s songs call upon the cumulative spirit of the centuries. “Sometimes words come to me that I haven’t heard before,” he told me afterward, as if to summon a life he’s never lived. In arenas and stadiums, the 19-year-old connects with his young peers about the passage of time with great energy and intensity. At the Tiny Desk, he takes a beat: Stripped back, yet deeply fortified, Milo J emerges with a new softness and depth. Behind the Desk, you’ll [See More…]

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Infinity Song: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Bobby Carter | April 27, 2026 Infinity Song, a band of siblings, has been on the road to glory for many years. And I can’t think of a better proving ground for the Tiny Desk than busking on the streets and in the subways of New York City. I find it difficult to classify Infinity Song’s music. There’s definitely a rock influence, but with those sweet harmonies, there’s also a soul element that sets them apart from most “soft rock” bands. For this set, the group plays songs from Metamorphosis Complete, including the viral hit “Hater’s Anthem.” They also indicate [See More…]

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Deep Dish ‘Flashdance’ | The Making Of A House Hit 0 (0)

Grammy winners Deep Dish break down the story behind their 2005 hit ‘Flashdance’. The duo of Dubfire and Sharam formed in 1990 and quickly saw success with a string of high-profile remixes for Madonna and De Lacy. Here, they tell us about their early music career and enduring friendship. ‘Flashdance’ was an idea formed by Sharam after hearing ‘He’s A Dream’ whilst watching the 1983 film Flashdance. Once played out, the duo quickly realised they had something special. Together, they got into the studio to finalise the project, working with Anousheh Khalili on the vocals. The track debuted in the [See More…]

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Amaia: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Anamaria Sayre | April 23, 2026 Spanish singer Amaia is walking contradiction. She’s a multi-instrumentalist, easily traipsing between piano, chair flute and — not featured in this Tiny Desk performance — her signature harp. But all of this hardly compares to a voice that dances between ferocity and softness. The opener here, “C’est La Vie,” jumps from charged piano to luxuriant strings — a perfect embodiment of her musical duality. “Zorongo,” a mashup of canon classics “Zorongo Gitano” and “Rumores de la Caleta,” lets loose the tremor of flamenco. Her set leaves Spain for a moment with the bachata-fueled “Auxiliar.” [See More…]