Haim Addison Rae Headphones On BBC Live Lounge
- The band Haim recently delivered a unique performance in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, showcasing their musical versatility.
- Danielle Haim led the group as they seamlessly wove in elements of Janet Jackson's 1997 hit,"Got 'Til It's Gone," which itself samples Joni Mitchell's classic,"Big Yellow Taxi." The...
- The lyrics of Rae's "You can't fix what has already been broken/You just have to surrender to the moment" found resonance with Jackson and Mitchell's iconic lines: "Don't...
Haim electrified the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, delivering a stunning performance that reimagined Addison Rae’s “Headphones On.” This isn’t your typical cover; the sisters skillfully integrated elements of Janet Jackson’s “Got ‘Til it’s Gone,” creating a mesmerizing fusion. Fans witnessed a unique cross-generational musical moment,proving Haim’s creative prowess.The performance highlighted the lyrics’ resonance across generations, showcasing how music transcends time. The band also performed their track “Down to be Wrong” from their album I Quit.News Directory 3 covers the freshest music news.Explore the band’s creative evolution and the recording process from the latest album. Discover what’s next for Haim and their musical journey.
Haim Sisters Blend Addison Rae with Janet Jackson in BBC Live Lounge
Updated June 23, 2025
The band Haim recently delivered a unique performance in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, showcasing their musical versatility. For their cover song, the sisters chose Addison Rae’s ”Headphones On” but added an unexpected twist.
Danielle Haim led the group as they seamlessly wove in elements of Janet Jackson’s 1997 hit,”Got ‘Til It’s Gone,” which itself samples Joni Mitchell’s classic,”Big Yellow Taxi.” The blend created a cross-generational musical experience for listeners.
The lyrics of Rae’s “You can’t fix what has already been broken/You just have to surrender to the moment” found resonance with Jackson and Mitchell’s iconic lines: “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone/Joni Mitchell never lies.” The performance concluded with a blues-inspired jam session by the Haim sisters.
During the Live Lounge session, Haim also performed “Down to Be Wrong,” a track from their latest album, I Quit. Alana Haim said their new album represents “the closest we’ve ever gotten to how we wanted to sound,” noting the recording process was a “completely diffrent experience” compared to previous albums. The album explores themes of breakups and independence.
what’s next
Haim is expected to continue touring and promoting their album, I Quit, with more live performances and potential collaborations on the horizon. Fans eagerly await their next musical endeavor.