Ergo, each week, we round up every show’s scheduled performances and place them in a handy little list. For good measure, we’ve thrown in the other guests too. Happy watching.

“The Late Show With David Letterman”

07/19: Sylvester Stallone, Rob Corddry, Robyn
07/20: Steve Carell, Selena Gomez, Sheryl Crow
07/21: Alejandro Escovedo
07/22: Joan Rivers, Bill Burr, Steve Winwood
07/23: Paul McCartney, a Top Ten List presented by Bruce Willis

“The Tonight Show With Jay Leno”

07/19: Don Rickles, Dwyane Wade, KISS
07/20: Zac Efron, Lior Suchard, the Black Eyed Peas
07/21: Chelsea Handler, Matt Bomer, Metric
07/22: Wanda Sykes, Ben Steinbauer, Jack Rebney, 3OH!3
07/23: Rachel Weisz, Tony Robbins, Gaslight Anthem

“Jimmy Kimmel Live”

07/19: Jay Baruchel, N.E.R.D
07/20: Jon Hamm, J.B. Smoove, Ralph Macchio, Runner Runner
07/21: Adam Carolla, five-year-old baseball phenomenon Ariel Antigua, Raheem DeVaughn
07/22: Wilmer Valderrama, Keane
07/23: Rerun (TBA)

“The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson”

07/19: Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mary Lynn Rajskub
07/20: America Ferrera, Dan Riskin, Fred MacAulay
07/21: Ted Danson, Kevin Pollak
07/22: Michael Clarke Duncan, Daniela Ruah
07/23: Mindy Kaling, Paulina Porizkova, MGMT

“Late Night With Jimmy Fallon”

07/19: Horatio Sanz, Widespread Panic
07/20: Zach Braff, Jemaine Clement, Crowded House
07/21: Steve Carell, Selena Gomez, Halestorm
07/22: Kevin Connolly, Christina Hendricks, Sheryl Crow
07/23: January Jones, Rick Ross

“Last Call With Carson Daly”

07/19: Lisa Kudrow, Brett Morgen, Janelle Monae (Repeat From 05/28/10)
07/20: Joel David Moore, Luci Romberg, Arctic Monkeys (Repeat From 04/05/10)
07/21: T-Pain, Miles Daisher, Weezer (Repeat From 03/09/10)
07/22: David Arquette, Lisa Hannigan (Repeat From 03/10/10)
07/23: Ben McKenzie, Adam Carolla Podcast Team, Lily Allen (Repeat From 03/12/10)


Pictured: Weezer

The mash-up-style video was, according to an email blast from BSS, made by a fan (who’s chosen to remain anonymous) and features footage from the Toronto riots sliced together with clips of notable political figures. And Justin Bieber somehow made it in there too.

The electro-funk-addled original appeared on Dam-Funk’s epic, five-LP release Toeachizown (2009). A new single, which includes this remix along with a song from the forthcoming Dam-Funk/Steve Arrington collaboration and a couple re-edits, will drop on Stones Throw sometime this summer. Listen below:

Dam-Funk – “Hood Pass Intact”

“Hood Pass Intact”
Side A
01 Hood Pass Intact Feat. MC Eiht
02 4 My Homies Feat. Steve Arrington

Side B
01 How It Be Between U & Me? (co-produced by JT Donaldson)
02 Come On Outside (devonwho instrumental re-edit)

Because we know you’re busy, each Monday we throw the coffee on and pack the new week’s most anticipated releases into one easily digestible list. Note that all items are listed under their US street dates and subject to change anytime.

Week of July 12

Au Revoir Simone – Night Light – (Moshi Moshi)
Autechre – Move of Ten – (Warp)
Jay Bennett – Kicking the Perfumed Air (Jay Bennett Foundation)
Crowded House – Intriguer – (ATO)
Fol Chen – Part II: The New December – (Asthmatic Kitty)
M.I.A- /I/I/Y/I – (Inerscope)
Matmos and So Percussion – Treasure State – (Cantaloupe)
R.E.M- Fables of Reconstruction (Reissue) – (Capitol/ I.R.S)
School Of Seven Bells – Disconnect From Desire – (Vagrant)
Sun Kill Moon- Admiral Fell Promises – (Caldo Verde)
Woodsman – Mystery Tape EP – Lefse

Particularly vocal has been Conor Oberst, who recently penned an open letter to Stateside Presents promoter Charlie Levy, in which he stated, among many other things, plans to organize a fundraiser for the Nebraska chapter of the ACLU.

Seems he went through with the plan, and on July 31 will gather not just his Bright Eyes troupe, but also the Desaparecidos crew, from whom we haven’t seen a performance since Conor et al. were thrashing around onstage back in 2002. Also on board for the event is another oldie-but-goodie, indie-folk band Lullaby for the Working Class, as well as Cursive. It’s a hell of a cause when you gather more or less the best of the Saddle Creek back catalog, and expect the amps to be cranked full-blast. (Is it too much to ask we get these guys on board too?)

Proceeds from the concert go to the ACLU Nebraska, currently preparing to file suit against the town of Fremont, Nebraska, who recently passed a measure prohibiting businesses from hiring illegal immigrants.

Grab tickets here.

Read more about ACLU Nebraska right here.

The song is the first to surface off Dondero’s forthcoming #Zero With a Bullet, which Team Love will release August 3. Listen and download right here.

Dondero, in just a couple of days, will take his backing band and banjo on a seriously long North American tour. Dude’s schedule is close to rivaling a certain other musical act that tends to favor epic tour schedules.

06/25 Athens, GA – AthFest
06/29 Wilmington, NC – Soapbox
06/30 Asheville, NC – Grey Eagle
07/02 Chapel Hill, NC – Nightlight
07/03 Greensboro, NC – Green Bean
07/06 Charlottesville, VA – Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar
07/07 Washington, DC – Black Cat
07/08 Lancaster, PA – Senorita Burrita
07/09 Philadelphia, PA – Dan/25 – Athens, GA – AthFest
06/29 Wilmington, NC – Soapbox
06/30 Asheville, NC – Grey Eagle
07/02 Chapel Hill, NC – Nightlight
07/03 Greensboro, NC – Green Bean
07/06 Charlottesville, VA – Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar
07/07 Washington, DC – Black Cat
07/08 Lancaster, PA – Senorita Burrita
07/09 Philadelphia, PA – Danger Danger Gallery
07/10 New York, NY – Rockwood Music Hall
07/11 Brooklyn, NY – Union Hall
07/13 Hamden, CT – The Space
07/14 Cambridge, MA – TT The Bears
07/15 Keene, NH – The Starving Artist
07/16 Portland, ME – One Longfellow Square
07/17 New York, NY – Radio Happy Hour @ (le) Poisson Rouge
07/21 Montreal, QC – Le Cagibi
07/22 Wakefield, QC – Black Sheep Inn
07/23 Toronto, ON – Drake Hotel
07/24 Kalamazoo, MI – The Strutt
07/25 Ft. Wayne, IN – The DashIn
07/26 Chicago, IL – Schubas
07/27 Milwaukee, WI – The Irish Pub
07/28 Minneapolis, MN – 7th St. Entry
07/29 Fargo, ND – Aquarium
07/30 Grand Forks, ND – Whole Wheat Records
07/31 Winnepeg, MB – The Lo Pub
08/02 Edmonton, AB – The Haven Social Club
08/04 Vancouver, BC – The Railway Club
08/05 Seattle, WA – Sunset Tavern
08/06 Tacoma, WA – O’Malley’s
08/07 Corvallis, OR – Interzone Coffeehouse
08/08 Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios
08/10 Boise, ID – Neurolux
08/11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
08/12 Denver, CO – Hi – Dive
08/13 Lawrence, KS – Jackpot Saloon
08/14 St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway
08/15 Nashville, TN – The End
08/17 Charlotte, NC – The Milestone
09/24 Champaign/Urbana, IL – Pygmalion Festival

Caribou
06/23 Zagreb, Croatia – T-Mobile INmusic Festival
06/24 Belgrade, Serbia – Rafract Festival
06/25 Cologne, Germany – c/o Pop Festival
06/26 Evreux, France – Le Rock Dans Tous Ses Etats
07/01 Hong Kong, China – Grappas Cellar
07/02 Shanghai, China – Dream Factory
07/03 Beijing, China – Yugong Yishan
07/06 Tokyo, Japan – Unit
07/09 Seoul, South Korea – V-Hall
07/12 Chicago, IL – Millennium Park
07/14 Quebec City, Quebec – Quebec City Summer Festival
07/15 Mariaville, KY – Camp Bisco 9
07/16 New York, NY – The Beach at Governor’s Island
07/31 London, England – Field Day
08/05 Salzburg, Austria – Stuck! Festival
08/07 Herefordshire, England – Eastnor Castle Deer Park
08/08 Palermo, Italy – Ypsid Rock Festival
08/11 Oslo, Norway – Oya Festival
08/12 Gothenberg, Sweden – Way Out West Festival
08/13 St. Malo, France – La Route Du Rock
08/14 Leicester, England – Summer Sundae Weekender
08/15 Helsinki, Finland – Flow Festival
08/19 Lausanne, Switzerland – For Noise Festival
08/21 Hasselt, Belgium – Pukkelpp Festival
08/22 Groningen, Netherlands – Noordenzon Festival
08/28 Leeds, England – Leeds Festival
08/29 Reading, England – Reading Festival
09/03 Vlieland, Netherlands – Into The Great Wide Open
09/04 Stradbally, Ireland – Electric Picnic
09/09 Lille, France – Radar Festival
09/10 Berlin, Germany – Berlin Festival
09/11 North Dorset, England – End of the Road Festival
09/12 Isle of Wight, England – Bestival
09/24 Cincinnati, OH – Midpoint Music Festival
09/25 Urbana, IL – Pygmalion Music Festival

Image by Matea Jocic

Cut Copy
07/10 Jakarta, Indonesia – Bengkel Club
07/16 Lisbon, Portugal – Super Bock Super Rock
07/17 Valencia, Spain – Benicassium Festival
07/18 London, UK – Lovebox Festival
07/20 Dublin, Ireland – Button Factory
07/22 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso w/ French Horn Rebellion
07/24 Mamaia, Romania – Orange PrePay Party@ H20 Beach*
07/25 Warsaw, Poland – Palladium^
07/27 Helsinki, Finlad – Tavastia^
07/29 Emmaboda, Sweden – Emmabodafestivalen
07/30 Arrhus, Denmark – Train
07/31 Oslo, Norway – Rockafeller
08/06 Chicago, IL – Official Lollapalooza Aftershow$
08/07 Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
09/25 Gold Gost, Australia – Parklife at Gold Coast Parklands
09/26 Perth, Australia – Parklife at Wellington Square
10/02 Melbourne, Australia – Parklife at The Sidney Myer Music Bowl and Surrounds
10/03 Sydney, Australia – Parklife at Kippax Lake/Moore Park
10/04 Adelaide, Australia – Parklife at Botanic Park

* With Mika
^ With French Horn Rebellion
$ With Dragonette

Deerhoof
06/25 Omaha, NE – Waiting Room %#
06/26 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue ~%
06/27 Fargo, ND – The Aquarium $@
06/28 Winnipeg, Manitoba – Jazzfest at Pyramid Cabaret +
06/30 Calgary, Alberta – Central United Church =
07/01 Calgary, Alberta – Republik <
07/03 Vancouver, British Columbia - Commodore Ballroom &
07/04 Olympia, WA - The Capitol Theatre &
07/05 Seattle, WA - The Vera Project $%
07/06 Portland, OR - Berbati's Pan $%
07/08 San Francisco, CA - Bottom of the Hill $%
09/30 Ottawa, Ontario  - Capital Music Hall *
10/03 Toronto, Ontario - Lee's Palace *
10/05 Bloomington, IN - Rhino's *
10/06 Cincinnati, OH - The Northside Tavern *
10/07 Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop *
10/08 Buffalo, NY - Mohawk Place *
10/09 Northampton, MA - Pearl Street *
10/10 Boston, MA - Paramount *
10/11 Portland, ME - Space Gallery *
10/12 Milford, CT - Daniel Street *

* With Xiu Xiu, Father Murphy
% With Southeast Engine
~ With WHY?
@ With Sleepy Sun
+ With Mahogany Frog
& With Lorrie Matheson, Wild Choir
< With Mini Mansions, Women, the Posies
= With Fond of Tigers
> With Au, Parenthetical Girls
$ With the Donkeys
& With Danielson
# With Broken Spindles

Jenny and Johnny
09/01 Santa Cruz, CA – Rio Theater
09/02 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
09/03 Oakland, CA – The New Parish
09/05 Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge
09/06 Seattle, WA – Bumbershoot Festival
09/08 Salt Lake City, UT – The State Room
09/11 Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room
09/12 Minneapolis, MN – Cedar Cultural Center
09/13 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
09/14 Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom
09/16 Washington, DC – Black Cat
09/18 Boston, MA – Agganis Arena *
09/19 Brooklyn, NY – Williamsburg Waterfront *
09/21 Hoboken, NJ – Maxwell’s
09/22 Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero Center ^
09/23 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
09/24 Athens, GA – 40 Watt Club
09/25 Nashville, TN – Mercy Lounge

!* With Pavement
^ With Superchunk

MGMT
07/15 San Diego, CA – SDSU Open Air Theatre
07/16 Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
07/18 Pomona, CA – Fox Theater
07/21 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
07/24 Vancouver, Canada – Commodore Ballroom
08/04 Montreal, Canada – Metropolis
08/05 Toronto, Canada – Kool Haus
08/08 Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
08/10 Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavilion
08/11 Holyoke, MA – Mountain Park
08/12 Burlington, VT – Lake Champlain Maritime Festival
08/14 Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post PAvilion
08/15 Philadelphia, PA – Mann Center
08/17 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall
08/18 New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall
08/21 Atlantic City, NJ – Borgota Events Center
09/16 Dublin, Ireland- Olympia
09/20 Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Ballroom
09/21 Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Ballroom
09/23 Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy
09/24 Bournemouth, UK – O2 Academy
09/26 Manchester, UK – Manchester Apollo
09/27 Leeds, UK – O2 Academy
09/29 London, UK – Brixton Academy
09/30 London, UK – Brixton Academy

The Foals
06/24 Cariff, UK – Clwb Ifor Bach
06/26 Pilton, UK – Glastonbury Festival
07/02 Belfort, France – Les Erockeenes
07/04 London, UK – iTunes Festival at The Roundhouse
07/15 Tonsberg, Norway – Slottsfjell Festival
07/16 Near Dessau, Germany – Melt Festival
07/18 Valencia, Spain – Benicassim Festival
07/21 Nyon, Switzerland – Paleo Festival
07/24 Adelaide, Australia – The Gov
07/26 Melbourne, Australia – Hi-Fi
07/27 Melbourne, Austalia – Hi-Fi
07/28 Sydney, Australia – Manning Bar
07/30 Woodford, Australia – Splendour in the Grass
08/01 Naeba Ski Resort, Japan – Fuji Festival
08/13 Cannes, France – Pantiero, Festival
08/14 St. Malo, France – La Route du Rock
08/20 Hasselt, Belgium – Pukkelpop Festival
08/21 Holland, Netherlands – Lowlands Festival
08/27 Paris, France – Rock en Seine
08/28 Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival
08/29 Reading, UK – Reading Festival
09/03 Ireland – Electric Picnic

The Roots
06/24-07/04 Milwaukee, WI – Summerfest 2010
06/27 Cleveland, OH – Arts Collinwood Cafe*
06/28 Winnipeg, Canada – TD Winnipeg Jazz Festival
06/29 Toronto, Canada – Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival
06/30 Montreal, Canada – Roots Festival 2010 (Metropolis)
07/01 Milwaukee, WI – Roots Festival 2010 (Briggs and Stratton Big Backyard)
07/17 Hameenlinna, Finland – Ms-silvermoon^
07/23-31 Luzern, Switzerland – Blue Balls Festival 2010
08/07 Columbia, MD – Summer Spirit Festival 2010 (Merriweather Post Pavilion)
09/03 Denver, CO – Zephyr Lounge$!

* With The Champagnes
^ With Risteily
$ With Rhythm
! With Roots and Rhythm

The Walkmen
07/02 St. Paul, MN – Taste of Minnesota 2010 (Harriet Island)
07/16-18 Camden, NJ – Xponential Music Festival 2010 (Wiggin’s Park)
08/06-08 Chicago, IL – Lollapaloooza 2010
08/12 New York, NY – The Beach at Governor’s Island*
08/25 London, UK – O2 Academy Islington
08/27-29 Reading, UK – Reading Festival 2010
09/08 Seattle, WA – Showbox at the Market^
09/09-12 Portland, OR – Musicfest NW 2010
09/09 Vancouver, Canada – Malkin Bowl, Stanley Park$
09/10 Vancouver, Canada- Malkin Bowl$
09/11 Eugene, OR – WOW Hall^
09/15 Hollywood, CA – The Music Box at the Fonda%

* With Grizzly Bear
^ With Hello Sequence
$ With The National
% With Japandroids and Dan Mangan

The xx
06/25-26 Glastonbury, England – Glastonbury Festival
07/01 Werchter, Blegium – Rock Werchter
07/02 Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France – Festival Beauregard
07/03 Belfort, France – Eurockeennes
07/05 Milan, Italy – Alcatraz
07/06 Rome, Italy – Cavea Auditorium Parco della Musica
07/08 Oeiras, Portugal – Optimus Alive!
07/09 Vigo, Spain – Vigo Transforma Festival
07/10 Trencin, Slovakia – Pohoda Festival
07/13 London, England – Somerset House
07/16 Ferropolis, Germany – Melt! Festival
07/17 Southwold, England – Latitude Festival
07/18 Lyon, France – Les Nuits de Fourviere
08/06-08 Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
08/13 Gothenburg, Sweden – Way Out West Festival
08/14 Oslo, Norway – Oya Festival
08/15 Helsinki, Sweden – Flow Festival
08/20 Hasselt, Belgium – Pukkelpop
08/21 Luxembourg District, Luxembourg – Den Atelier
08/22 Biddinghuizen, Netherlands – Lowlands
08/26 Cologne, Germany – E-Werk
08/27 Munich, Germany – Tonhalle
09/10 Isle of Wight, England – Bestival
09/22 Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium *^
09/23 Oakland, CA – Fox Theatre *^
09/25 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre *^
09/29 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall *

* With Warpaint
^ With Zola Jesus

Image by Terryfy

Ty Segall
06/24 San Diego, CA – Bar Pink Elephant
06/25 Los Angeles, CA – Spaceland
06/26 Visalia, CA – Howie and Sons
06/27 San Francisco, CA – Bottom of the Hill
06/28 Seattle, WA – Comet Tavern
06/30 Calgary, Canada – Sied Island Festival
07/01 Calgary, Canada – Sied Island
07/02 Vancouver, Canada – Media Club
07/03 Portland, OR – East End

Jenny Lewis/Jonathan Rice fans are well aware by now that the girlfriend/boyfriend pair are about ready to release a collaborative debut album under their Jenny and Johnny moniker. There’s the album cover above, simultaneously cutesy and saucy, which seems to aptly sum up the entire project, or at least what we’ve heard of it so far.

There’s a rumored August 31 release date for I’m Having Fun Now, but in the meantime, some enticing items on the duo’s website.

The song “Scissor Runner” is available for download (below), and as long as you don’t live in Arizona, there are several tour dates to look forward to. Unfortunately if you live in The Copper State, you’ll have to hoof it to Utah or Los Angeles, as the duo is boycotting Arizona on account of the recently passed, totally bogus immigration law.

09/01 Santa Cruz, CA – Rio Theater
09/02 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
09/03 Oakland, CA – The New Parish
09/05 Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge
09/06 Seattle, WA – Bumbershoot Festival
09/08 Salt Lake City, UT – The State Room
09/11 Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room
09/12 Minneapolis, MN – Cedar Cultural Center
09/13 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
09/14 Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom
09/16 Washington, DC – Black Cat
09/18 Boston, MA – Agganis Arena
09/19 Brooklyn, NY – Williamsburg Waterfront
09/21 Hoboken, NJ – Maxwell’s
09/22 Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero Center
09/23 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
09/24 Athens, GA – 40 Watt Club
09/25 Nashville, TN – Mercy Lounge
10/03 Los Angeles, CA – Palladium

Group antics still include things like challenging fans to baking contests and reading Woody Allen books on camera, and Champ, TPC’s second full-length, suggests the Newmarket, Ontario boys—singer/bassist Dave Monks, keyboardist Graham Wright, guitarist Josh Hook and drummer Greg Alsop—are still thoroughly enjoying their career. One need only look to the hyperactive start-and-stop riffs of “Favourite Color” and the almost danceworthy and thoroughly remixed single “Wait Up (Boots of Danger)” for proof. “End of a Spark” is a bouncy, bass-driven tune that will make any beginning-of-the-week commute to work a little less painful, and, from the almost giddy nature of Monks’ singing here, you could theorize the guy finds enjoyment out of even a failed relationship.

But maybe not. Laced between those carefree stretches are moments distinctly more melancholy. Whereas Elephant Shell and the band’s 2006 EP, A Lesson in Crime, both opened with crashing symbols and pep rally-worthy shouts, Champ‘s first track, “Favourite Food,” starts with just a few minor keyboard chords and a lone acoustic guitar before Monks begins to sing: “With a heart attack on your plate/you were looking back on your days/how you spent them all in a blur/when they asked if you were for sure.” He’s shed some of his goofy, schoolboy aura of the past and when he sings, “you know it’s sweet getting old,” it’s not hard to believe he means every word.

He’s tackling a more ambitious vocal range too; “Breakneck Speed” finds him unafraid to wail and drone with equal measure, even if he doesn’t always hit the notes dead-on. Likewise on “Hands Reversed,” Champ’s mellowest track and a restrained number that’s more of an implosion than an explosion. “I’m gonna tell you what to do about yourself/because the breakfast of the champions is a hedonistic hell,” he sings, thusly making you wonder just what the last two years of his life have held. Overall, the sound on the record is airtight, whether the guys are noodling away on guitars (“Frankenstein”), crashing on what sounds like 10 hi-hats (“Big Difference”) or singing about stumbling home drunk in the middle of the night over sweeping synths (“Bambi”).

My one grief with Champ is its length—none of the songs wander too far past the three-minute mark. While this isn’t an anomaly for the band (A Lesson in Crime clocked in at a whopping 16 minutes; Elephant Shell is less than half-an-hour long), it would be nice to see them apply their newfound musical maturity to this area as well. I don’t imagine sinister experimental epics are around the corner anytime soon, but here’s hoping. Maybe when they turn 30.

Listen – “Breakneck Speed”

But according to reports around the web, Stirratt and Sansone will soon release a new album, Once Around, the first since their 2007 self-titled full-length. The pair told Rock ‘N Roll Ghost the new album will likely be released via Yep Roc Records on November 2. A quick tour (quick if you’re a member of Wilco, that is) is slated for November and December.

Stirratt and Sansone played a few songs from the new offering at a recent Lincoln Hall show. Time Out has some nice photos of the performance up right now.