Pavement Perform 'Harness the Hopes' on Colbert in First Late-Night TV Appearance in 15 Years: Watch
The post Pavement Perform 'Harness the Hopes' on Colbert in First Late-Night TV Appearance in 15 Years: Watch appeared first on Consequence.
Pavement made their first late-night television appearance in 15 years on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday night, performing their song 'Harness the Hopes.'
The appearance comes ahead of the band's new experimental biopic-doc, Pavements, starring Joe Keery, Jason Schwartzman, Nat Wolff, Tim Heidecker, and others. Directed by Alex Ross Perry, the film will blend documentary footage with scripted re-enactments, a musical element, and more. Pavements will premiere in theaters nationwide on June 6th. Watch its trailer here.
A companion soundtrack to the film, featuring the band's first new music in 25 years, will be released on May 30th. Pre-orders are ongoing.
For more, revisit our ranking of Pavement's 10 best songs.
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