Taco Bell - Feed The Beat (Branding) The Magician (TV series: NBC) Sneaky Pete (TV series: Amazon Prime) Music City (TV series: CMT) Academy Sports (Commercial) 24/7 (TV series: HBO) Spice Island (Commercial) 90210 (TV series: CW) Hart Of Dixie (TV series: CW) The Fosters (TV series: ABC Family) Unhung Hero (Documentary: Showtime) Discover Card (Commercial) The Layover with Anthony Bourdain (TV series: Travel Channel) Shentel Communications (Commercial) Adventist Health (Commercial) 16 And Pregnant (TV series: MTV) Catfish (TV series: MTV) The Real World (TV series: MTV) Criminal Minds (TV series: CBS) Necessary Roughness (TV series: USA) The Rookie (TV series: ABC) NCAA Basketball (TV series: ESPN) NFL Playoffs (TV series: FOX) The French Open (Sporting: Various) Morning Drive (TV series: Golf Channel) Jane Mansfield's Car (Movie Trailer) Switched At Birth (TV series: ABC Family) Delicacy (Movie Trailer) Hollister (Branding) Alone Together (Short Film) Practically Joking (Short Film) Summer's Shadown (Movie 2014) Rachel Ray Show (TV series) The Real O'Neals (TV series - ABC) Major League Baseball (TV series - MLB Network) Topshop (web) Lincoln (web) Easton Baseball (web) Love Under The Olive Tree (TV series - Hallmark) Appearances Along with many national tours across the USA, Bronze Radio Return has performed music festivals including: Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Firefly Festival, Hangout Music Festival, Bunbury, Live In The Vineyard, SXSW (x4), Mountain Jam, Gathering of the Vibes, Summerfest, Floydfest, Bristol Rhythm and Roots Festival, The Rock Boat (x5), Cayamo, Live Loud and Musikfest (x4). In October 2010, the band performed for President Barack Obama in October 2010, at a rally in Bridgeport, CT. On October 30, 2010, the band was called to fill in for a high-profile artist who failed to pass the Secret Service background check to be near President Obama at a rally in the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, CT. The band was introduced to a crowd of 10,000 people by hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons before the Obama addressed the crowd. Snippets of the band's performance appeared on CNN that day. In October 2013, the band took part in the "Live At 35" series, hosted by Southwest Airlines. The band boarded a flight from Denver to Minneapolis and surprised passengers with an unexpected mid-flight concert. The band huddled around the flight attendant's microphone, while performing acoustic renditions of their songs, while passengers watched and filmed the experience. The band admitted it to be their most unique performance to date.