James Blake - Retrograde (Live on Later ... With Jools Holland)

James Blake stopped by, once again, Later ... With Jools Holland to perform the standout "Renegade" from this year's Overgrown LP. It's an intensely crisp, refined performance, which finds Blake sporting a 1-800-Dinosaur shirt, the name of his new imprint.

Check the performance below and grab Overgrown today on Republic. Otherwise, check out the entire Later episode, which also features spots from Franz Ferdinand and Goldfrapp, among others.

Vampire Weekend on Later ... With Jools Holland

Starting off the furious whirlwind of performances before the release of the band's third album Modern Vampires Of The City, Vampire Weekend stopped over Later ... With Jools Holland with a couple new tracks. First, the album's lead single "Diane Young," leading into "Unbelievers." The appearance comes after the Steve Buscemi-directed performance last Sunday at New York's Roseland Ballroom (Buscemi is a distant relative of band member Chris Baio, in case you forgot) and nearly a week before the band's upcoming Saturday Night Live appearance.

Modern Vampires In The City is slated for release May 14 on XL Recordings.

The Weeknd on Later ... With Jools Holland

Abel Tesfaye made his first official UK television stop yesterday on Later ... With Jools Holland to perform on of his House Of Balloons standouts, "Wicked Games." The performance comes on a trail of his appearances promoting Trilogy, which is available now. Check the performance out below.

Wednesday Bears: Beach House on Later ... With Jools Holland

Yesterday, Baltimore super-duo Beach House made another television performance after the release of this month's Bloom, this time on Later ... With Jools Holland. Once again, it's the album's lead single, "Myth," performed in accurate glory below.

Jack White, Alabama Shakes, and Grimes on Jools Holland

Here's a roundup of yesterday's collection of performances from Later ... With Jools Holland, including Jack White, Alabama Shakes, and cyclops Grimes. Watch them all below.

Jack White - Sixteen Saltines



Jack White - Freedom at 21



Alabama Shakes - Hold On



Alabama Shakes - Be Mine



Grimes - Genesis

Ryan Adams on Later ... With Jools Holland

Ryan Adam's recent break from his super-prolific stretch in the mid-late 2000s is over. With the release of Ashes & Fire, the 13th in Adams' 11-year catalog, the Jacksonville, NC native right back into old familiar form, as you can see in his performance of "Lucky Now" on Jools Holland, below.

Ryan Adams - Lucky Now (Live on Later ... With Jools Holland)

Bon Iver on Jools Holland

Last we heard from Jools Holland it was Girls' frontman Christopher Owens going off about how his band gets frequently denied play opportunity and how Lana Del Rey got a spot for no reason. But, that doesn't matter, Bon Iver's performance of "Towers" does.

Bon Iver - Towers (Live on Jools Holland)

Wednesday Bears: TV on the Radio, Death Cab, and Strokes do late night

Last night, TV on the Radio, Death Cab, and The Strokes all made another stop in the ongoing series of their rampant late-night performances.

TV on the Radio, making their first national television appearance since the death of bassist Gerard Smith - a noticeable absence - in late April, performed "Will Do," one of Nine Types of Light's lighter selections on The Tonight Show.

TV on the Radio - Will Do (Live on Leno)



Over at Fallon, Death Cab performed one of the newer singles from Codes and Keys, "You Are a Tourist," as well as a special bonus rendition of "Title Track" from 2000's We Have the Fact and We're Voting Yes.

Death Cab for Cutie - You Are a Tourist (Live on Fallon)



Death Cab for Cutie - Title Track (Web Exclusive on Fallon)



Not to be outdone, The Strokes played the same songs they've been doing from Angles for a few months now on Later ... With Jools Holland. Can you guess what they are?

The Strokes - Under Cover of Darkness (Live on Jools Holland)



The Strokes - Taken for a Fool (Live on Jools Holland)

Wednesday Bears: Arcade Fire on Jools Holland

After their second performance on Saturday Night Live last weekend, Arcade Fire made their trans-Atlantic trek to "Later ... with Jools Holland" to perform "Ready to Start" and "Month of May," a song I still consider to be among the weakest in the Arcade Fire catalog, both from The Suburbs.

Arcade Fire - Ready to Start (Live on Later ... with Jools Holland)



Arcade Fire - Month of May (Live on Later ... with Jools Holland)