Fans of the show immediately fell in love with this harrowing tune, and the band has finally performed it in front of a live audience for the first time.

Florence Welch delivered soulful rendition of the band’s latest hit during a recent concert at Arizona’s FORM Arcosanti Festival.

She gave a shout-out to fan favorite Arya Stark, and dedicated the song to her because she “saved us all.”

“Jenny of Oldstones” was featured during end credits of the second episode of Game Of Thrones’ final season, titled “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.”

Showrunners D.B. Weiss and Dan Benioff approached Florence, who was a long time-fan of the show and accepted their invitation because the project seemed intriguing.

“The notes of it sounded like a Celtic folk song to me. I thought it was really beautiful. I love the idea of dancing with ghosts and never wanting to leave. That totally makes sense to me. I feel like I do that every night on stage,” Welch said in an interview with The New York Times.

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The Grammy-nominated artist channeled her inner Marilyn Monroe during her recent appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s show. Rexha rocked sparkly floor-length gown, while three violinists and one cellist behind her donned matching glittery ensembles.

The stripped-down version of this stand-out song from Rexha’s debut album Expectations sounded even more daunting thanks to this amazing quartet. The whole thing became downright spectacular after a curtain behind them dropped and revealed a wall covered in lights.

This was a brilliant move since it perfectly captured touching lyrics of this break-up anthem. “Knees” tells the story of a woman who’s hoping her loved one will let her go since it’s obvious their time is up. It’s still unclear if Bebe Rexha intends to release it as a single, but this song already generated 39 million views on YouTube alone.

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Fans of the show immediately fell in love with this harrowing tune, and the band has finally performed it in front of a live audience for the first time.

Florence Welch delivered soulful rendition of the band’s latest hit during a recent concert at Arizona’s FORM Arcosanti Festival.

She gave a shout-out to fan favorite Arya Stark, and dedicated the song to her because she “saved us all.”

“Jenny of Oldstones” was featured during end credits of the second episode of Game Of Thrones’ final season, titled “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.”

Showrunners D.B. Weiss and Dan Benioff approached Florence, who was a long time-fan of the show and accepted their invitation because the project seemed intriguing.

“The notes of it sounded like a Celtic folk song to me. I thought it was really beautiful. I love the idea of dancing with ghosts and never wanting to leave. That totally makes sense to me. I feel like I do that every night on stage,” Welch said in an interview with The New York Times.

The post Florence and the Machine Performs GOT-Inspired Song for the First Time appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The Grammy-nominated artist channeled her inner Marilyn Monroe during her recent appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s show. Rexha rocked sparkly floor-length gown, while three violinists and one cellist behind her donned matching glittery ensembles.

The stripped-down version of this stand-out song from Rexha’s debut album Expectations sounded even more daunting thanks to this amazing quartet. The whole thing became downright spectacular after a curtain behind them dropped and revealed a wall covered in lights.

This was a brilliant move since it perfectly captured touching lyrics of this break-up anthem. “Knees” tells the story of a woman who’s hoping her loved one will let her go since it’s obvious their time is up. It’s still unclear if Bebe Rexha intends to release it as a single, but this song already generated 39 million views on YouTube alone.

The post Bebe Rexha is Here to Break Your Heart with a Moving Live Version of “Knees” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.