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Franz Ferdinand Rock 'Always Ascending' on 'Fallon'
01-22-2018
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(Radio.com) Franz Ferdinand turned up the drama for the band's performance of "Always Ascending" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon which has now gone online.

The group took the stage for the hit late night TV show last week and rolled out the title track from their upcoming full-length, which is due to debut on Feb. 9.

Singer Alex Kapranos and company hit the stage under dramatic back-lighting for the song's intro before launching into the propulsive main riff. Watch Franz Ferdinand's "Always Ascending" performance here.

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