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Videos of the Day – week of 2/5/18
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

2/5 – Middle Kids are back with a new album in May…here’s the 1st single

2/6 – the new Philadelphia band Mt. Joy was on Conan last week…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XmwQJc6tII

2/7 – fun new one here from Mia Dyson…kinda reminds us of when Rick Springfield & Pat Benatar ruled the airwaves!

2/8 – Caroline Rose has a new album out called LONER on Feb. 23. Judging by the album cover & this video, we’d say she has a pretty healthy sense of humor…

2/9 – and here’s another funny one ICYMI with Will Ferrell heckling Jimmy Fallon…an instant classic!

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