Fender in Focus: Khalid, Radiohead and Blossoms

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 Khalid, Radiohead, Blossoms and Lissie.

Khalid: “Location”

The soulful sounds of Khalid were present in the BBC Radio 1 studios for a stripped-down performance of the single "Location". Coming off Khalid's debut studio album, American Teen, "Location" has already been certified Platinum and has gone a long way into building buzz around the budding singer. Watch Khalid od his thing accompanied by guitarist Jef Villaluna, who played along with his Fender Paramount Triple-0.

Radiohead: "Creep”

As one of the headliners of the annual Glastonbury Festival, Radiohead had a capacity crowd when they took the stage. And while they did pull out songs from their 2016 album, A Moon Shaped Pool, they also dipped into their deep catalog with the song "Creep", which featured guitarist Jonny Greenwood ripping those iconic three blasting notes on his Telecaster.

Blossoms: “At Most a Kiss”

U.K. upstarts Blossoms performed a Glastonbury set and featured the single "At Most a Kiss", which saw guitarist Josh Dewhurst playing his Paramount PM-2 Parlor and bassist Charlie Salt holding down the low-end with his Jazz Bass.

Lissie: "Ojai”

Singer/songwriter Lissie had her Paramount Parlor handy when she held an intimate session on the Glastonbury grounds. In this clip, she powerfully runs through her single, "Ojai", which comes off the 2016 album My Wild West.