#jimmy-kimmel-live

#jimmy-kimmel-live

Queens of the Stone Age's concert film Alive in the Catacombs features a stripped-down performance of "Running Joke/Paper Machete," aired on Jimmy Kimmel Live! It showcases their intimate set amidst the Catacombs of Paris.

Spiritbox delivered a powerful live performance of 'Soft Spine' on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, marking their memorable late-night television debut with an intense rendition from their 2025 album.

After being introduced by Kimmel, the punk veterans tore through one of their most popular songs, which kicks off with the iconic deadpan line from guitarist Noodles: 'You gotta keep 'em separated.'

With the backing of a full band and string section, Cyrus delivered an impassioned rendition of the ballad.

Japanese Breakfast delivered an evocative performance of "Picture Window" on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, showcasing the melancholic essence of her new album, For Melancholy Brunettes.

"I've never had a pizza," Starr confirmed to stunned silence. "Never had a pizza." "Or a curry," Starr said as people gasped, "Nooooo!"

"If it scared you, good," Garris boldly stated after his band's extreme performance with Poppy, showcasing their unapologetic embrace of hardcore music.

Hugh Grant disclosed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" that his daughters are named Lulu Danger Grant and Blue Grant, explaining the whimsical reasoning behind the names.

Jennifer Aniston, during her interview with Jimmy Kimmel, reflected on the absurdity of some rumors, confirming some quirky aspects of her life, while laughing off the ridiculous.

Soul Coughing appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to perform their iconic 1996 song 'Super Bon Bon,' showcasing a nostalgic blend of '90s vibes with commanding stage presence.