Don’t miss Dhani Harrison’s matching Silver Jet and shoes in the video below:

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They were joined late in the show by former Warlock vocalist and current solo artist Doro.

Watch the full episode in the video below:

For more information and a full list of tour dates, visit The Cult’s official website.

Directed by actor/director Gary Oldman, the event was live-streamed via White’s VEVO channel on YouTube.

During the performance, White pulled out tracks from Blunderbuss, including the lead single, “Sixteen Saltines,” while mixing in a few White Stripes gems, such as “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground.”

Watch White rock both of those tunes in the videos below:

“Sixteen Saltines”

“Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground”

For more information, visit White’s label, Third Man Records.

Cook was accompanied by guitarist Devin Bronson, who rocked a Gretsch White Penguin during the performance.

Check out the guys in action below:

For more information, visit Cook’s official website.

Letterman joked that the last time Florence Welch was on the show, the Machine couldn’t get through customs.

The host was happy to see the full band on this occasion, as Florence and the Machine sounded excellent playing “No Light No Light.”

Watch the performance in the video below:

For a full list of tour dates, visit Florence and the Machine’s official website.

For those who weren’t able to make it to the Big Easy, the Jazz Fest YouTube channel houses a robust collection of performance videos.

Catch up with MMJ playing “Outta My System” from the acclaimed 2011 album Circuital in the clip below:

My Morning Jacket recently released tour dates during the month of August with Band of Horses.  For a full list, visit MMJ’s official website.

We first teased the Gretsch Roots Collection at the NAMM show in January, but the full launch is coming in the next few weeks!

Heading into the Roky Erickson show at Fender and FILTER Magazine’s party in New Orleans Saturday night at One Eyed Jack’s, there was buzz surrounding the iconic Big Easy bar for one of the godfathers of psychedelic rock.

And the Texas singer/songwriter came through in spades, tearing through a set that had metal horns raised from the raucous crowd, hungry to see him.

Erickson played a few tracks off 2010′s album, True Love Cast Out All Evil, including a fiery “John Lawman.”

But Erickson seethed and scorched the stage with some of his classics, as well.

“Stand for the Fire Demon” and “Don’t Slander Me” were examples of Erickson’s sharp-as-a-dagger vocals and emphatic guitar riffs.

Erickson has a few tour dates scheduled for this summer, so check his official website at http://rokyerickson.net/ for more information.

The 2012 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival had a few interesting performers that fell outside of the event’s traditional acts.

One of the biggest shows of the weekend was the hard rocking Foo Fighters, who played Sunday evening.

But My Morning Jacket certainly has hard rock tendencies, as well.

Playing Saturday night as the sun went down, the Louisville, Ky., band tore through a set that spanned the course of their career, playing such songs as the ballad “Golden” off 2003′s It Still Moves and “Holdin’ On to Black Metal” from last year’s Circuital.

MMJ doesn’t just stick to the rock, however. With frontman Jim James’ croon sometimes channeling Curtis Mayfield, they can easily get funky with the best of them. There were also shades of country and folk rock.

All of those characteristics showed during their excellent appearance on the Gentilly Stage.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a My Morning Jacket show without their monumental closer, “One Big Holiday,” and the group had something special in mind.

James welcomed the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to the stage, and the audience exploded as the opening riff rang out into the night.

Later, MMJ joined the eight-member jazz ensemble for a show at the French Quarter’s Preservation Hall.

That intimate affair reportedly ended with the PHJB and members of My Morning Jacket actually taking to the streets as they performed the city’s iconic tune “When the Saints Go Marching In.

James even joined the Hall Band during its concert on Sunday, pouring his soul into a haunting “St. James Infirmary.”

Sounds like New Orleans was a big holiday for the hirsute singer and his band.

Watch Matera’s rundown in the video below:

For more information, visit Perry’s official website.