Janelle Monae and Chvrches took to the stage on Jools Holland’s Later show, dazzling audiences with performances from both their new albums, The Electric Lady and The Bones Of What We Believe
Joining US band Pixies along with Hugh Laurie, Monae opened the show with Dance Apocalyptic, dazzling both audiences and the online sphere at the same time. Chvrches performed album opener, and brilliant early-2013 hit The Mother We Share.
After closing with her Erykah Badu duet Q.U.E.E.N. (minus Ms Badu), viewers took to Twitter to share their nods of approval.
Janelle Monae just won Later #JoolsHolland
— John Murphy (@John_murphy1) September 24, 2013
@JanelleMonae Q.U.E.E.N was astoundingly performed on #joolsholland. Me and my boyfriend were transfixed by your stylish moves. Thank you. X
— My name is boring. (@Sophotographs) September 24, 2013
#Jools was bloody excellent tonight. Can't wait to see the full show on Friday. Janelle Monae is a breath of fresh air.
— Denise R (@DDRey) September 24, 2013
Janelle Monae is shit hot on Jools Holland tonight. Fucking talent.
— Nick Edgeworth (@mysteriousalf) September 24, 2013
Check out the evening’s performances below (including Chvrches and Pixies), and click here to find out what we thought of Monae’s album The Electric Lady. Also to find out what we thought on Chvrches debut LP The Bones Of What We Believe, hit this link.
Janelle Monae – Dance Apocalyptic
Janelle Monae – Q.U.E.E.N.
Pixies – What Goes Boom
Chvrches – The Mother We Share
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