Fuse Rocks the Garden

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Fuse Rocks the Garden is an hour-long concert series run by Fuse TV, which contains concert footage of a rock band playing at Madison Square Garden. It was started as of February 20, 2008, with a Foo Fighters concert. The series continued on June 20 with a concert by The Cure. The shows were released only a few hours after the actual concert took place.

Format[]

The show is an hour long, starting at 11 PM. The first time the installment of the series is aired, it is commercial-free. However, after that, the show has commercials in between songs. Before the episode is aired for the first time, there will be a commercial for the commercial-free sponsor.

Artists featured[]

Foo Fighters

Fuse Rocks The Garden: Foo Fighters

The Cure

Fuse Rocks The Garden: The Cure

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