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The Linda Lindas Perform “Burning Out” on Jimmy Kimmel Live: Watch

The late-night TV appearance came ahead of a new album and North American tour. The Linda Lindas Perform “Burning Out” on Jimmy Kimmel Live: Watch Langdon Hickman

The Linda Lindas Perform “Burning Out” on Jimmy Kimmel Live: Watch

On Monday night, the alt-rock band The Linda Lindas took to Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform their single "Burning Out." This appearance was part of the promotional push for their upcoming third album, Gotta Get Out, set to release on August 28th. Rosie O'Donnell, who is currently hosting the show as Jimmy Kimmel takes his summer break, introduced the band.

"Burning Out" is noted as one of the Linda Lindas' more mellow tracks, contrasting with their typically upbeat and punk-infused sound. Their live performance on Kimmel's show was characterized by precision and a measured delivery, reflecting the restrained nature of the song. The band is currently gearing up for a North American tour in support of Gotta Get Out, with acts like The Rat Utopia Experiment, Vial, Deux Visages, Adan Diaz, and Grace Bowers joining them on select dates.

The tour is scheduled to begin on September 16th and conclude on November 5th. Tickets for the shows can be purchased at the provided link.

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