Julien Baker teams up with boygenius bandmates on new song ‘Favor’

Love, Victor, the spinoff series from 2018 gay romance film Love, Simon, will conclude with its third season.The show focuses on the complicated love life of a new student at the same high school that Simon (played by Nick Robinson in the film) attended, Creekwood High School, as well as his friends.When news of Love, Victor being renewed last July was announced, it was not confirmed that this season would be the last. Now the story is set to end with its next outing, according to Entertainment Weekly.Following a dramatic cliffhanger in the season 2 finale, the third and final season will see Victor (Michael Cimino) embark on “a journey of self-discovery – not only deciding who he wants to be with, but more broadly, who he wants to be,” according to an official description.“With their post-high-school-plans looming, Victor and his friends are faced with a new set of problems that they must work through to make the best choices for their futures.”All eight episodes of Love, Victor season 3 will premiere June 15 on Hulu.

It was certainly a refreshing episode of Saturday Night Live, but what else do we expect from the one and only Dan Levy, who finally made his hosting debut, and guest performer Phoebe Bridgers!

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFor a new artist, a debut appearance on “Saturday Night Live” is a career milestone: an iconic show hedging the bet that you’re ready to go to the next level.

Phoebe Bridgers made her Saturday Night Live debut last night (February 7), smashing her guitar in an explosive two-song performance – watch what unfolded below.After the singer refused to write guest host Dan Levy a personal song in the episode’s teaser promo, she played ‘Kyoto’ and ‘I Know The End’ from last year’s ‘Punisher’.Backed by a seven-piece band, Bridgers played two singles from her most recent album, smashing her guitar at the end of a raucous performance of album closer ‘I Know The End’.Watch the performances below.Bridgers’ ‘Punisher’ came out last June, and was named the fifth best album of 2020 by NME.

Phoebe Bridgers brought some high-energy chaos to the stage with her debut over the weekend.After the songstress delivered her first performance of the night, belting out «Kyoto» while rocking her famous skeleton ensemble, she returned later in the evening for her second set, and blew fans' minds.Donning an elaborate pearl necklace that evoked skeleton imagery, Bridgers delivered a beautifully muted performance of «I Know the End.» As the song built to a climax, Bridgers and her bandmates shifted gears and began to really get into the song's punky, explosive finale.As the song came to a close, Bridgers went full rock icon and decided to absolutely demolish both her electric guitar and a speaker on stage.

Hours ahead of Dan Levy’s “Saturday Night Live” debut, his mom is taking a moment to cherish the moment.

Phoebe Bridgers will serve as the musical guest on tonight’s (February 6) episode of Saturday Night Live, but she won’t be writing a song for guest host Dan Levy.The Schitt’s Creek actor and creator and the singer-songwriter are both making their debut appearances on the long-running US comedy show.In a video promo for the episode, Levy and Bridgers appeared alongside SNL cast member Aidy Bryant. “Phoebe, since we’ve been bonding this week, I wonder if you could, like, maybe write a song about me or something?” Levy asked the musician.“I think I’m good on that,” she replied.

He formed an unstoppable comedy duo with his own father on his series Schitt's Creek.And Dan Levy expanded his reach on Thursday when he shared promo clips for his upcoming Saturday Night Live hosting appearance with musical guests Phoebe Bridgers.The 37-year-old Canadian actor joked with the 26-year-old singer–songwriter about having a song written in his honor in one of the humorous clips.

Dan Levy might not be the subject of a Phoebe Bridgers song any time soon. Levy and Bridgers teamed up in a promo for their upcoming episode of, and the star found out that he may not be the songstress' muse.Taking the stage with castmember Aidy Bryant — and donning facemasks to adhere to coronavirus safety protocols — Levy playfully asked the indie-emo-folk rock wunderkind if she might be musically inspired by the burgeoning friendship«Phoebe, since we've been this week, I wonder whether you could, like, maybe write a song about me, or whatever,» Levy suggested.Without much hesitation, Bridger politely declined, telling Levy, «I think I'm good on that.

Aidy Bryant is demanding utter hilarity from Dan Levy when the “Schitt’s Creek” star makes his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut this weekend.

Dan Levy and Phoebe Bridgers are ready to take on Saturday Night Live!

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Phoebe Bridgers, 26, will step into the Saturday Night Live spotlight on Feb. 6 when she appears on the show as a musical guest. The singer-songwriter will perform during the live broadcast while Schitt’s Creek co-creator and star Daniel Levy, 37, hosts and it will be a big moment for the talented star. As a solo artist and member of the musical groups boygenius and Better Oblivion Community Center, Phoebe has made her way in the music industry and things only seem to keep going up for her.

Julien Baker reconnected with her boygenius bandmates, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus, for her latest single "Favor." The song serves as the third single from Baker's highly-anticipated upcoming album Little Oblivions, her first album recorded with a live band. Back in 2018, the trio shared a self-titled six-song EP.

Phoebe Bridgers has said that Big Thief‘s Adrianne Lenker would be the ideal fourth member of the supergroup boygenius.boygenius was founded by Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus in 2018, releasing a self-titled EP on Matador that year.Speaking on Radio.com’s New Arrivals show recently, Bridgers was asked who she would want to join the trio in the future.“It’s Adrianne Lenker,” she replied without hesitation. “She’s out there doing her own thing.

Here's one we haven't heard before: Hayley Williams has enlisted her fans to leak her new single.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorArlo Parks is the kind of artist who almost could have been created in a test tube for a certain type of music fan. A 20-year-old singer-songwriter raised in London to Nigerian/Chadian-French parents (her real name is Anaïs Oluwatoyin Estelle Marinho).

Hayley Williams has ‘leaked’ a new song called ‘My Limb’ by hand-delivering a CD to a fan’s house.The Paramore frontwoman, who released her debut solo album ‘Petals For Armor’ last year, turned up at Carly Butler’s door this week to mark the appearance of the Wolf Moon – a name given to the January full moon as it’s believed to cause wolves to howl.“Did Hayley Williams drive to your house and drop off a candle and a CD with her new song on it or are you having a normal night,” Butler tweeted last night (January 28). She was then given permission to ‘leak’ the disc’s contents.Capturing the moment on Instagram Stories, a masked Williams filmed herself creeping around in the dark outside the fan’s home.

Jensen McRae has shared the full version of her viral ‘cover’ of what she imagines the opener of Phoebe Bridgers‘ next album will sound like.McRae shared the affectionate parody of Bridgers’ style on Twitter last week, joking that “in 2023 Phoebe Bridgers is gonna drop her third album & the opening track will be about hooking up in the car while waiting in line to get vaccinated at dodger stadium and it’s gonna make me cry.”The song opens with the lines: “Traffic from the East Side’s got me aggravated / Hotter than the day my brother graduated / Wait four hours in the sun / In line at Dodger Stadium / I’m not scared of dogs or getting vaccinated”.

Phoebe Bridgers has lent her dulcet tones to Charlie Hickeys’ latest track, ‘Ten Feet Tall’.The single is the latest collaboration between the two longtime friends. Bridgers and Hickey met as teenagers after Hickey’s cover of one of Bridgers’ songs caught her attention.

Jeremy Helligar After logging two massive No. 1 hits last year, Megan Thee Stallion seems poised to have a bright career ahead… even if she does win the 2021 Grammy for best new artist.Old superstitions die hard, though.