The greatest boy band in music history brought some Iridescence to one of those late-night shows hosted by a Jimmy.
On Tuesday's Tonight Show, Brockhampton hit Studio 6B with a performance of "DISTRICT." Catch that above, then tell me which Jimmy this is. Kimmel, right? I can't tell.
The group made their late-night television debut on Tonight Show earlier this year, performing a serpentwithfeet-assisted rendition of "Tonya." Both tracks appear on the 15-track Iridescence, which dropped in September and marks Brockhampton's major label debut.
Earlier this year, the group announced their partnership with RCA Records. "They understood that we wanted to be the biggest boyband in the world and I'm a firm believer in not being able to do everything on your own," Kevin Abstract said of the deal. "Find people whose morals and vision align with yours and follow that."
An accompanying press release also eased any worries fans might have about an RCA deal altering how they create. "Nothin' changes," Abstract said. "Videos still DIY, music still made in our house, and we're still gonna make the best possible product for y'all."
The rest of 2018 will see Brockhampton gracing fans with their presence via a run of dates that keeps them on the road through early December. Following shows this week in New York, Chicago, and more, the group will hit Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, and Las Vegas. Los Angeles fans will have three chances to see them next month, including at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival.
