Third Eye Blind Debuts 'Like a Lullaby' at NPR Tiny Desk Concert

Third Eye Blind recently performed a Tiny Desk concert where they debuted their new single, 'Like a Lullaby,' alongside early tracks such as 'Slow Motion' and 'Motorcycle Drive By.' Frontman Stephan Jenkins described the new song as an emotional reflection on themes like impermanence and empathy in today's world. The performance, which took place despite Jenkins battling the flu, highlighted the band's appreciation for NPR and the intimate setting of the Tiny Desk, drawing inspiration from its limitations. Jenkins noted that the song originated from soundcheck sessions during their Summer Gods tour, emphasizing his hope that listeners find meaning in it. The concert concluded with a collaborative rendition of the hit 'Jumper,' creating a moment of connection with the audience. This performance showcases Third Eye Blind's enduring relevance as they continue to resonate with fans on platforms like Spotify.