Harrison Whitford: Last News

Whitmer Thomas has confirmed details of a new album, The Older I Get The Funnier I Was, recorded with Jay Som's Melina Duterte. The comedian and songwriter will release the album on October 21 via Hardly Art with new song "Rigmarole" out today.

Ethan Shanfeld In a rare live appearance Wednesday night, Bo Burnham joined Phoebe Bridgers on stage at the Largo at the Coronet for the first-ever live performance of “That Funny Feeling.”Both Burnham and Bridgers were surprise special guests at Pete Holmes’ monthly “Living at Largo” show. Bridgers came out first with Marshall Vore and Harrison Whitford for an acoustic version of “Motion Sickness” before leading into a solo performance of “Moon Song.”“I’m gonna play a song I wish I wrote,” Bridgers said to the audience of 280 people.

The National frontman Matt Berninger has performed a remote mini-concert for European cultural TV network ARTE.Recorded in Los Angeles, the singer was joined by guitarists Sean O’Brien and Harrison Whitford for the concert, where he performed four tracks from his debut album: ‘Distant Axis’, ‘One More Second’, ‘Take Me Out Of Town’ and title track ‘Serpentine Prison’.Watch the performance below:Berninger released his debut album, ‘Serpentine Prison’, back in October.

Phoebe Bridgers has delivered a stunning rendition of ‘I Know The End’ at a haunted theatre in California.Performing on The Late Show With Seth Meyers, Bridgers headed to the venue in Covina for the special one-off performance.It sees her exploring the venue’s labyrinth of corridors and backstage areas before she eventually ends up on a candle-lit stage to join her whole live band: Odessa Jorgensen, Emily Retsas, Marshall Vore, Nick White and Harrison Whitford.The track is taken from Bridgers’ second album ‘Punisher’, which arrived in June this year.Bridgers’ latest inspired performance comes after she shared a stripped-back live session for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series which saw her performing in a mock-up of the White House’s Oval

Phoebe Bridgers has shared a stripped-back live session for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series – watch below.The musician appeared in a mock-up of the White House’s Oval Office where she played three tracks from her recent album ‘Punisher’: ‘Kyoto’, ‘Moon Song’, and ‘I Know The End’.A presidential Bridgers performed from behind a faux Resolute desk as her bandmates Marshall Vore (drums) and Harrison Whitford (guitar) remained seated at either side.Shattering the green screen illusion, the singer was then joined by a crowd-sourced chorus of fans, who contributed to the intense ‘I Know The End’ climax. Each player appeared onscreen from their respective houses and vehicles.“Phoebe for president,” one viewer wrote in the comments section.