This week we discuss The Weeknd's performance at the Super Bowl, Josh buying concert tickets for 2022, the new documentary about Britney Spears, Phoebe Bridgers on SNL, and new music.

In this episode of Last Row we discuss the NYE performances, The Weeknd evolving into his final form, our picks for song and album of the year, some new music, and the albums to look forward to in 2021.

This week we discuss Taylor Swift's new album and the first clip of her re-recorded songs, Bob Dylan selling his entire songwriting catalog, The Grammys, music related recommendations of things to watch, and Dolly Parton does it again.

This week we talk about Dolly Parton saving the world, a somewhat entertaining American Music Awards, The Weeknd playing the Super Bowl, Megan Thee Stallion’s new album, and Phoebe Bridgers and Maggie Rogers release their cover of Iris.

This week we discuss the music selected for the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris victory speeches, Phoebe Bridgers covering the Goo Goo Dolls, an attempt to make an album for every state because Sufjan Stevens never did, the Save Our Stages livestream, and new music from Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber and Bruce Springsteen.

This week we discuss Fleetwood Mac getting a boost thanks to a man who goes by Doggface208, Saturday Night Live, Mariah Carey’s lost Grunge album. our songs of the summer, and new music from BLACKPINK, Sufjan Stevens, Fleet Foxes,  and 21 Savage.

This week we talk about a strange year for the VMAs including their filming in our neighborhood, new music from Mulatto and The Killers, the UK social distancing concert situation that might actually be great, and end with some music fun facts about James Gandolfini and The Squirrel Nut Zippers.

This week we talk about The Chainsmokers concert that was straight out of The Onion, Taylor Swift’s surprise album ‘Folklore’ and its collaborators, Beyonce’s visual album ‘Black Is King’, and Succession star Nicholas Braun’s entry into the song of the summer sweepstakes.

This week we run through some music news including ill-advised concerts and updates on Kanye West, Nicky Minaj, and Meghan Thee Stallion. We rap about The (Dixie) Chicks' delightful new divorce album, including the songwriters involved, and the man whom the album is about. Christine recaps the posthumous Pop Smoke album. We end with a quiz about the former names of popular bands.

This week we discuss Kurt Cobain’s guitar selling for $6 million dollars, “urban” music and the Grammys, a protest song from Lil Baby, Bob Dylan’s return to good music, and the new Phoebe Bridgers. We also talk about seeing and not seeing Bright Eyes in concert.