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Snocaps Makes Late-Night Debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
11/20/2025, 5:22:07 PM
Snocaps' First Performance
On November 18, 2023, Snocaps, the new indie-rock project formed by twin sisters Katie and Allison Crutchfield, made their late-night television debut on *The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon*. This performance marked not only their first appearance on a late-night show but also their inaugural live performance as a band. The group performed "Coast," the opening track from their self-titled debut album, which was surprise-released just weeks prior.
Joining the Crutchfield sisters on stage were MJ Lenderman on drums, Brad Cook on bass, and Colin Croom on guitar. The performance showcased the band's musical synergy, with Allison Crutchfield taking the lead vocals on "Coast," while harmonies from both sisters added depth to the song. Critics noted the ease with which Snocaps executed their debut, highlighting their experience from previous musical endeavors, including their work in bands such as P.S. Eliot and Bad Banana, as well as their individual projects, Waxahatchee and Swearin’.
Upcoming Tour Plans
Following their debut performance, Snocaps is set to embark on a limited tour in December 2023, featuring seven shows across Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. Each performance will include a different opening act, showcasing a variety of artists such as Bonny Doon and Mike Krol. This tour aims to promote their newly released album, which has garnered positive feedback from fans and critics alike.
Official Statements & Responses
In the lead-up to their performance, the Crutchfield sisters expressed excitement about the new project. They emphasized the collaborative nature of Snocaps, with contributions from various musicians enhancing their sound. The debut album has been described as "deeply satisfying," reflecting the band's artistic evolution.
Criticism & Opposition
While the performance received praise for its execution, some critics noted the brevity of the set, wishing for a longer showcase of the band's capabilities. The limited number of upcoming shows has also raised concerns among fans eager to see more of Snocaps live.
Verbatim Quotes
- “They made it look easy.” — Stereogum
- “Man, I tell you what, I was moved.” — Stereogum
- “I wish it was longer.” — Stereogum
What's Next
As Snocaps prepares for their short tour, they will also be involved in a larger co-headlining tour with Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman in 2024. This upcoming schedule indicates a promising trajectory for the band as they continue to build their presence in the indie-rock scene.
