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TV on the Radio Performs Wolf Like Me on Kimmel

TV on the Radio Performs Wolf Like Me on Kimmel

TV on the Radio celebrated the 20th anniversary of their 2006 album Return to Cookie Mountain with a special performance of “Wolf Like Me” on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in their native Brooklyn on Monday night. Kimmel is in the midst of a week of New York City shows, with episodes being taped from the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House. Following guest appearances from Pete Davidson and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, TV on the Radio took the stage for a fuzzy, urgent rendition of “Wolf Like Me.” Two decades may have passed, but frontman Tunde Adebimpe has retained his signature yelp, and the band has lost none of its intensity. The song has also received renewed attention thanks to its placement in this summer’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day; still, as their performance makes clear, “Wolf Like Me” has always been this catchy and electric.

Performance and Upcoming Shows

TV on the Radio have been back in the action over the last couple of years, completing a lengthy slate of tour dates and festival appearances in 2025. They’re gearing up for another major hometown show this week, too; the band will support The Strokes alongside Beach House and Fcukers on Friday, October 2nd at Flushing Meadows in Queens. Get tickets to see TV on the Radio in New York here.

Jimmy Kimmel’s Brooklyn Takeover

Jimmy Kimmel, meanwhile, has only just begun his Brooklyn takeover. Tonight’s show features Howard Stern, Amy Schumer, and Tom Morello as the musical guest. The rest of the week will include appearances from Paul McCartney, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, De La Soul, Goose, Billy Crystal, Mahershala Ali, Robby Hoffman, and Senator Bernie Sanders.

In conclusion, TV on the Radio‘s performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a great way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their album Return to Cookie Mountain. The band’s energy and intensity were still evident, and their music remains catchy and electric. With upcoming shows and appearances from other notable artists, Jimmy Kimmel‘s Brooklyn takeover is definitely something to look out for.

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