Zach Nial

Deck the halls with boughs of hennys: Your favorite drag stars from RuPaul's Drag Race and The Boulet Brothers' Dragula are coming together for a jolly holiday special. "Unfortunately, COVID has sidelined our tour this year," producer Murray Hodgson said in a press statement. "This would have been our fifth season on tour and there was no way we were going to let down the fans this year, so we’re making it available "on demand" for fans all around the world. Fans can watch the show with family and friends as many times as they want throughout the entire holiday season."

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Taking Back Sunday took the stage at the re-opened Starland Ballroom in New Jersey to perform some of their greatest hits and celebrate the ten year anniversary of their debut album "Tell All Your Friends."

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In his ninth comedy special, Lewis Black tears into a country that is going nowhere at the speed of light. "Old Yeller" weaves the riotous tale of a country that is so strung out on ADD ...

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SETLIST 1. Intro: Zorba The Greek 2. Back In Your Arms Again 3. Lies 4. Born To Be Blue 5. All Over Again 6. Pretend 7. There Goes My Heart 8. What A Crying Shame 9. I've Got This Feeling 10. That's Not My Name 11. Jersey Girl 12. Blue Bayou 13. Every Little Thing About You 14. Fall Apart 15. Dance In The Moonlight 16. As Long As There's Loving Tonight 17. Dance The Night Away 18. [AXS TV Commercial Break] 19. Here Comes The Rain (acoustic) 20. Siboney (acoustic) 21. Indian Love Call (labelled as "When I'm Calling You" by AXS TV) 22. Amsterdam Moon [01:34:15] 23. Guantanamera / Groovy Kind Of Love / Twist & Shout [01:37:02] 24. I Said I Love You [01:53:00] 25. All Night Long (early Spanish version - joined in progress) [01:57:58] 26. All That Heaven Will Allow [01:59:48] 27. Come Unto Me (partial, faded) [02:03:52]

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ZZ Top might seem like something of a challenge for the VH1 "Storytellers" series because while this Texas blues-rock band has a secure spot in music history, its three members don't have a reputation for being all that chatty. Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill - the two bearded guys out front - are droll and funny. So is drummer Frank Beard, the one without a beard. But they've mostly let their music talk over the 40 years they've been playing together. This show comes across more as a ZZ Top greatest-hits concert, which certainly won't disappoint ZZ Top fans. Few bands have been as consistent in their sound over the years, and there's no let down in this performance. Originally aired: 27 June 2009. Set List: 1. Just Got Paid; 2. La Grange; 3. Jesus Just Left Chicago; Gimme All Your Lovin'; 5. Tush; 6. Sharp Dressed Man

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