Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between.
Geese: Trinidad (Live) – SNL
Geese: Au Pays du Cocaine (Live) – SNL
For their SNL debut, Geese absolutely burn down the house with a fiery rendition of the opening track (“Trinidad”) from their 2025 album Getting Killed. Earlier in the show, lead singer Cameron Winter serenades the audience with a melancholy version of “Au Pays du Cocaine”, but the heat gets turned way up for the explosive presentation of “Trinidad”.
Thom Yorke live at Sydney Opera House – Official Trailer – In Cinemas March 2026
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke announces the upcoming release of a concert film comprised of footage from two shows at the legendary Sydney Opera House. Recording during his 2024 world tour, the film will be hitting cinemas across Australia in early March and is rumored for wider international release later in the year.
Kitchen Dwellers – “Throwing Stones” – Mission Ballroom – Denver, CO – 1.24.26 (Full Song)
Kitchen Dwellers take to their official YouTube account to post a video from last week’s show at Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO wherein they play a bluesy cover of Grateful Dead’s heavily political song “Throwing Stones”. To introduce the tune, the band pays homage to the song’s main songwriter, the late Bob Weir, and then go on to denounce the murder of Renée Nicole Good by ICE agents and implore the crowd to call their representatives in Congress regarding an upcoming vote on additional funds being allocated to ICE.
The Alchemist – “Lord Protect Me” feat Roc Marciano
The Alchemist announced the third installment of his Good Book series alongside fellow producer Budgie. Alongside the announcement, Uncle Al drops off a music video for the lead single “Lord Protect Me” featuring lyrical thug Roc Marciano.
