A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, August 3: Levon Helm (original air date July 9)
Tuesday, August 4: Kelly Clarkson (July 13)
Thursday, August 6: St. Vincent (pictured, photo by Annie Clark, June 24)
Friday, August 7: Anthony Hamilton (February 11)

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, August 3: Gomez
Tuesday, August 4: All-American Rejects
Thursday, August 6: the Jonas Brothers
Friday, August 7: Flo Rida

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Thursday, August 6: Glasvegas
Friday, August 7: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, August 3: Incubus
Tuesday, August 4: Arctic Monkeys
Friday, August 7: Julian Plenti

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Tuesday, August 4: the Script
Wednesday, August 5: Miike Snow

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, August 3: Brett Dennen (rerun, April 23)
Tuesday, August 4: White Lies (April 24)
Wednesday, August 5: Lily Allen (May 5)
Thursday, August 6: Ida Maria (June 24)
Friday, August 7: Bobby Ray (May 6)

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, August 8: Fleet Foxes (rerun, January 17)

For those who missed it, here’s Regina Spektor performing “Laughing With” on Conan last Thursday, from her new album, far.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, July 27: Dave Matthews Band
Tuesday, July 28: Silversun Pickups
Wednesday, July 29: Elbow (The British alt rockers are currently on tour with Coldplay.)
Thursday, July 30: Cage the Elephant (They don’t have a new album out since their 2008 self-titled debut, but they did play a much-talked-about set at Bonnaroo.)
Friday, July 31: Dave Matthews Band (Two nights of DMB on Letterman. Woo fucking hoo!)

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, July 27: the Fray
Thursday, July 30: Regina Spektor (Check out my review of her new album and two of her new videos here.)
Friday, July 31: Ben Harper & Relentless7

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Monday, July 27: Gavin DeGraw
Wednesday, July 29: Rodney Carrington
Thursday, July 30: Franz Ferdinand

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, July 27: Spinal Tap (pictured)
Tuesday, July 28: Sean “Diddy” Combs (Likely promoting his brand and his latest MTV band search show, Making His Band, which premieres on July 27)
Wednesday, July 29: Passion Pit
Thursday, July 30: Jarvis Cocker
Friday, July 31: Jimmy Buffett

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, July 27: Sean Patrick McGraw (rerun, June 14)
Wednesday, July 29: the Sounds
Thursday, July 30: Jack’s Mannequin
Friday, July 31: Diane Birch

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, July 27: Adele (rerun, April 14)
Tuesday, July 28: the Duke Spirit (April 15)
Wednesday, July 29: Lykke Li (April 16)
Thursday, July 30: Ben Harper & Relentless7
Friday, July 31: Crystal Antlers (April 22)

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, August 1: Phoenix (rerun, April 4)

For those who missed it, here’s a double-shot of late night tastiness from last week: UK 80’s retro throwback group La Roux performing “Bulletproof” on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and from Late Night with David Letterman, Ginuwine featuring special guest Missy Elliott doing “Get Involved.” Is it me or does it look like Elliot is lip-synching?

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, July 13: Kelly Clarkson (Pictured, to promote her new album, All I Ever Wanted)
Tuesday, July 14: Wilco with Feist (who will perform their collaboration from Wilco the Album, “You and I.”)
Wednesday, July 15: Paul McCartney (hopefully he’s be yakking and playing)
Thursday, July 16: Grizzly Bear (to make up for their non-appearance a few months ago, when they got bumped because GM’s Bob Lutz went over. Will likely play something from Veckatimest.)
Friday, July 17: Metric

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, July 13: The cast of Hair (all the way from Broadway, NYC)
Tuesday, July 14: Sugar Ray (Why, oh why, did this shitty ass band have to come back? Wasn’t it bad enough they gave Mark McGrath a job over there at Extra!?)
Wednesday, July 15: Kris Allen (American Idol)
Thursday, July 16: Daughtry
Friday, July 17: Demi Lovato

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Tuesday, July 14: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
Friday, July 17: Ray LaMontagne

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Tuesday, July 14: Daniel Merriweather (pictured)
Thursday, July 16: the Jonas Brothers
Friday, July 17: The Dead Weather

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, July 13: 3OH!3 (rerun, June 19)
Tuesday, July 14: Sean Patrick McGraw
Friday, July 17: Daughtry

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, July 13: Kid CuDi (rerun, March 18)
Tuesday, July 14: Nico Vega (March 19)
Wednesday, July 15: the Duke Spirit (March 20)
Thursday, July 16: Chris Cornell (March 24)
Friday, July 17: Chris Cornell (March 25)

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, July 18: Duffy (rerun, Sept. 27, 2008)

For those who missed it, here’s Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band performing “Spoiled” on Letterman last Monday.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, July 6: Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band (pictured)
Tuesday, July 7: Rob Thomas
Thursday, July 9: Levon Helm
Friday, June 10: Maxwell

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, July 6: Death Cab for Cutie
Tuesday, July 7: Andrew Bird
Thursday, July 9: Playing For Change
Friday, June 10: Ray LaMontagne

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Wednesday, July 8: Will Dailey (pictured)
Friday, June 10: Michael Buble

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, July 6: the Lonely Island (rerun, May 12)
Wednesday, July 8: Amadou & Mariam (June 8)
Thursday, July 9: Paul Simon (June 2)
Friday, June 10: Mos Def (June 9)

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, July 6: No Doubt (rerun, June 11)
Tuesday, July 7: Ben Harper (June 18)
Wednesday, July 8: Linkin Park (June 23)

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, July 6: Bobby Ray (reruns, May 6)
Tuesday, July 7: M83 (March 11)
Wednesday, July 8: Delta Spirit (March 12)
Thursday, July 9: Nico Vega (March 13)
Friday, June 10: Mishka (March 17)

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, July 11: Beyonce (rerun, Nov. 15)

For those who missed a few weeks ago, here’s The Dead Weather performing “Hang You from the Heavens” on Letterman. For those who missed the bulletin, The Dead Weather is an alt rock supergroup that features the White Stripes‘ Jack White on drums, bassist Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs and The Greenhornes,  guitarist Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age and vocalist Alison Mosshart of The Kills. The foursome’s debut, Horehound, comes out July 13. Although it’s hard to judge a band by the sometimes stale late night performances, I was still far more underwhelmed than I expected to be. I’m not sure if White really works as a drummer — in fact, he looks more than a little out of place, and WTF is up with his goth-fro, anyway? — but I’m interested to see if the discordant rock works better on disc.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime and you haven’t already caught these appearances (or want to see them again).

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, June 29: Steve Earle (June 3, pictured; photo by Ted Barron)
Tuesday, June 30: The Fray (April 2)
Wednesday, July 1: the Jonas Brothers (June 11)
Thursday, July 2: P.J. Harvey & John Parish (June 12)
Friday, July 3: Rick Ross with Magazeen (May 14)

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, June 29: Green Day (June 2)
Tuesday, June 30: John Mayer (June 4)
Wednesday, July 1: Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal (June 9)
Thursday, July 2: Neko Case (June 11)
Friday, July 3: Incubus (June 17)

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Tuesday, June 30: Martina McBride (April 23)
Wednesday, July 1: Diane Birch (June 2)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, June 29: Yeah Yeah Yeahs (April 15, pictured)
Thursday, July 2: Asher Roth (May 14)
Friday, July 3: Keane (May 26)

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, June 29: Blink 182 (June 11)
Tuesday, June 30: the Jonas Brothers (June 16)
Wednesday, July 1: Eric Hutchinson (June 25)
Thursday, July 2: Phoenix (June 26)
Friday, July 3: Bat for Lashes (June 24)

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, June 29: Melanie Fiona (March 2)
Tuesday, June 30: Charles Hamilton (March 3)
Wednesday, July 1: Little Boots (March 4)
Thursday, July 2: Robert Francis (March 5)
Friday, July 3: N.A.S.A. (March 3)

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, July 4: Ludacris & T-Pain (November 23, 2008)

For those who missed, here’s St. Vincent performing “Marrow” on Letterman last week. This chick has got it going on. Keep an eye out for her.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Tuesday, June 16: Ian McLagan & the Bump Band
Thursday, June 18: Phoenix
Friday, June 19: the Sounds

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Monday, June 15: Spinal Tap (to coincide with the release of Back from the Dead, a two-disc 25th anniversary release with all new material that comes out June 16)
Tuesday, June 16: Gavin Rossdale
Wednesday, June 17: Incubus
Thursday, June 18: The Dead Weather (pictured, an alt rock supergroup that features bassist Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs and The Greenhornes, the White Stripes‘ Jack White, guitarist Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age and vocalist Alison Mosshart of The Kills; the foursome will release their debut, Horehound, on July 13, and they’ll likely perform that album’s first single, “Hang You from the Heavens”)
Friday, June 19: Holly Williams

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Monday, June 15: Camera Obscura
Tuesday, June 16: Gavin DeGraw
Thursday, June 18: Metric

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, June 15: Jason Aldean
Tuesday, June 16: Hank Williams Jr.
Wednesday, June 17: Street Sweeper Social Club
Thursday, June 18: the Fray

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, June 15: Black Eyed Peas (rerun, May 6)
Tuesday, June 16: the Jonas Brothers
Thursday, June 18: Ben Harper

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, June 15: Doves (rerun, May 26)
Tuesday, June 16: Diane Birch
Wednesday, June 17: Zee Avi
Thursday, June 18: Peaches
Friday, June 19: the Ting Tings

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, June 20: the Jonas Brothers (rerun, February 14)

For those who missed, here’s Mos Def performing “Quiet Dog” on Letterman last week.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, June 8: Mos Def (Performing something off his fourth and latest solo album, The Ecstatic, out June 9. Maybe “Supermagic”?)
Tuesday, June 9: Black Eyed Peas
Wednesday, June 10: Sonic Youth
Thursday, June 11: the Jonas Brothers (Won’t these kids go away already? We still have to deal with the tour stopping here August 18.)
Friday, June 12: P.J. Harvey & John Parish

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, NBC
Tuesday, June 9: Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal (Likely promoting their “BonTaj Roulet” co-headlining tour, a series of concerts where the two veteran blues artists perform separate sets with their own bands, and then take the stage together for a blues jam)
Wednesday, June 10: Rancid
Thursday, June 11: Neko Case (The rest of this week’s schedule + video of Pearl Jam on Conan after the jump.)

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Wednesday, June 10: Theresa Andersson (pictured, photo by Miranda Penn Turin)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, June 8: Amadou & Mariam
Tuesday, June 9: Mos Def
Wednesday, June 10: Manchester Orchestra
Friday, June 12: Mary J. Blige

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, June 8: the Airborne Toxic Event (rerun, May 14)
Tuesday, June 9: No Doubt
Wednesday, June 10: Bang Camaro (April 29)
Thursday, June 11: Blink 182

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, June 8: the Ting Tings (April 27)
Tuesday, June 9: Green Day
Wednesday, June 10: Green Day
Thursday, June 11: Green Day
Friday, June 12: Foxboro Hot Tubs

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, June 13: Green Day (jeez, you think we’ll get to see enough of Green Day this week?)

For those who missed it, here’s Pearl Jam closing Conan’s first day on the job of The Tonight Show with a new song, “Get Some,” off their forthcoming album.

Pearl Jam on The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien – June 1, 2009 from Bernie on Vimeo.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Wednesday, June 3: Steve Earle
Thursday, June 4: Elvis Costello

The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien (Yay!!!), NBC
Monday, June 1: Pearl Jam
Tuesday, June 2: Green Day
Wednesday, June 3: Sheryl Crow
Thursday, June 4: John Mayer
Friday, June 5: Chickenfoot

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Monday, June 1: Tori Amos
Tuesday, June 2: Diane Birch (pictured)
Thursday, June 4: Bernie Williams

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Tuesday, June 2: Paul Simon (pictured)
Wednesday, June 3: Dave Matthews Band
Thursday, June 4: Doves
Friday, June 5: Mandy Moore

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, June 1: No Doubt (rerun, May 20)
Tuesday, June 2: Taking Back Sunday
Wednesday, June 3: Katie Melua
Thursday, June 4: 311
Friday, June 5: Asher Roth (rerun, April 28)

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Tuesday, June 2: Diane Birch
Wednesday, June 3: Lissy Trullie

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, June 6: TV on the Radio (rerun, February 7)

For those who missed Leno’s last week of hosting The Tonight Show and all his personally-invited guests, here’s a Leno fave, Sarah McLachlan, performing “I Will Remember You” on his show last Wednesday, May 27.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Wednesday, May 27: The Dead (rerun, April 23)
Thursday, May 28: The Killers (May 11)
Friday, May 29: Wynton Marsalis (May 13)

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, NBC
Tuesday, May 26: Dwight Yoakam
Wednesday, May 27: Sarah McLachlan
Thursday, May 28: Prince
Friday, May 29: James Taylor

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Friday, May 29: Erin McCarley (rerun, April 20)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Tuesday, May 26: Keane
Wednesday, May 27: The-Dream
Thursday, May 28: Rodney Atkins

(Video of Tori Amos and the rest of the schedule on Leno after the jump)

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Wednesday, May 27: Ciara (May 13)
Thursday, May 28: Depeche Mode (April 23)
Friday, May 29: Flo Rida (May 7)

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, May 25: Keane (rerun, May 19)
Tuesday, May 26: The Virgins
Wednesday, May 27: Doves
Thursday, May 28: Method Man & Redman featuring Erick Sermon
Friday, May 29: Wale

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, May 30: Justin Timberlake hosts with musical guest Ciara.

For those who missed it, here’s Tori Amos playing “Welcome to England” on Leno last week.

A weekly bulletin on musical guests playing late night TV; set your TIVOs or DVRs if you’ve got an early bedtime.

The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS
Monday, May 11: The Killers
Tuesday, May 12: Chrisette Michele (Def Jam’s latest neo-soul pop singer, pictured)
Wednesday, May 13: Wynton Marsalis
Thursday, May 14: Rick Ross with Magazeen (Do I not get “Yacht Club” or is it really like a serious version of, “I’m on a Boat,” and, awful? I mean, really awful, maybe because it’s not tongue-in-cheek?)
Friday, May 15: Mastodon

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, NBC
Monday, May 11: Ciara
Tuesday, May 12: 8-year-old pianist Ethan Bortnick, Kelly Clarkson
Wednesday, May 13: Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens)
Thursday, May 14: The Decemberists
Friday, May 15: Kings of Leon

VIDEO OF ANIMAL COLLECTIVE ON LETTERMAN AFTER THE JUMP…

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, CBS
Friday, May 15: All-American Rejects (his only musical guest all week — that’s been scheduled so far, anyway).

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Monday, May 11: Soulja Boy
Tuesday, May 12: Bo Burnham
Thursday, May 14: Asher Roth
Friday, May 15: Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens)

Jimmy Kimmel Live, ABC
Monday, May 11: Jason Aldean (rerun, May 1)
Wednesday, May 13: Ciara
Thursday, May 14: Airborne Toxic
Friday, May 15: Eminem

Last Call with Carson Daly, NBC
Monday, May 11: Ben Harper & Relentless7 (rerun, April 17)
Tuesday, May 12: Cold War Kids
Wednesday, May 13: Brett Dennen
Thursday, May 14: Operation Aloha (featuring members from Maroon 5, Gomez and Phantom Planet)
Friday, May 15: Friendly Fires

Saturday Night Live, NBC
Saturday, May 16: Green Day

If you missed it last week, here’s Animal Collective performing “Summertime Clothes” on Letterman. Some pretty psyched out shit. I think Dave was into it.