Fender in Focus: Phoenix, Robert Cray and Kevin Morby

From late-night and daytime sets to in-studio visits and digital exclusives, Fender in Focus gathers the best of the week's performances from Fender players.

This week, it's Phoenix, Robert Cray and Hi Rhythm, Kevin Morby and London Grammar.

Phoenix: "J-Boy”

French indie-pop outfit Phoenix stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote their new album, Ti Amo, with an outdoor concert. While playing in front of a slew of screaming fans, the band tore through the disco-tinged single "J-Boy", with guitarists Laurent Brancowitz and Christian Mazzalai sporting a sick pair of Telecasters.

Robert Cray and Hi Rhythm: "You Must Believe in Yourself"

The legendary Robert Cray appeared on Conan with soul aces Hi Rhythm to offer a stirring rendition of "You Must Believe in Yourself", which comes off the 2017 album Robert Cray and Hi Rhythm. And of course, the Fender signature artist was front and center wringing deep emotion out of his Stratocaster.

Kevin Morby: "Crybaby”

Singer/songwriter Kevin Morby brought his Fender Jaguar in to the KCRW studios in Santa Monica, Calif., to support his fourth solo album, City Music. Joined by Cyrus Gengras on his Mustang Bass and Meg Duffy on her Stratocaster, watch Morby perform the single "Crybaby".

London Grammar: "Oh Woman Oh Man”

U.K. trio London Grammar was featured in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge on the heels of the release of the new album The Truth is a Beautiful Thing, and with guitarist Dan Rothman playing a Strat, the band performed the hypnotic single "Oh Woman Oh Man".