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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Taylor Swift writes an ode to a beloved Toy Story character for the series’ fifth installment, Flo choose girl power over a flighty lover on an R&B showstopper, and Shaboozey returns with an alehouse anthem that’s sure to spawn a few new line dances. Plus, tunes from Steve Lacy, Tinashe, Death Cab for Cutie, Vince Staples, and Niall Horan. Taylor Swift, “I Knew It, I Knew You” (YouTube) Flo, “Don’t Break Her Heart” (YouTube) Shaboozey, “Cowgirl”…
“I do not support any candidate, nor have I authorized the use of my image in any campaign,” the singer said Shakira affirms she does “not support any candidate” running for the presidency in Colombia — even the ones whose campaign has been bolstered by the use of her image. Recently, fan accounts and other social media users shared a promotional image depicting the artist candidates alongside Iván Cepeda and Aida Quilcué. “The images circulating of me supporting presidential candidates are fake,” the singer shared in a statement, according to Billboard. “I do not support any candidate, nor have I…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Although live TV is going digital with cable streaming alternatives, prices are climbing, and coverage might be shrinking if you're outside of a major market. That's why DISH quietly remains one of the best ways to get all your favorite channels — no matter where you're located — for a reasonable price. For more than 45 years, DISH has provided nationwide coverage for a very reasonable price. That's still true today, especially if you're located in a market…
Bryan Andrews made his CMA Fest debut on Thursday afternoon by taking the stage to a recording of President Trump's greatest hits. But the Carrollton, Missouri, country singer wasn't playing talking points like “We will make America great again!” over the PA in agreement. Rather, he was there to light them up. Andrews has made a name for himself online as an outspoken critic of Trump and the Republican Party in a series of often expletive-laced videos. Onstage at CMA Fest, he lets his music do the talking, performing songs like “Are We Great Yet?” and the new “Not See”…
It was the summer of 1975… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Text and meaning of Long live the tubthe new single by Benji & Faithout for Warner Records / Warner Music Italy. Twenty-six years after the release of the original song by Alex Brittithe duo brings one of the most recognizable refrains of the early 2000s back into a new summer. The song starts from an immediately identifiable imagery and overturns it in a current key: the echo of Britti's classic becomes the starting point for a light song with a summer scent, built on fleeting encounters, irony and a disenchanted attitude, far from the clichés of the Latin lover. It…
After hinting at her first new solo album in six years, Phoebe Bridgers has confirmed a huge new arena tour taking place across the UK, Europe and North America later this year, where “no phones” will be allowed. The news of ‘The Lost Tour’ comes following the singer, songwriter and guitarist being largely away as a solo artist for years now, not releasing an album since 2020’s ‘Punisher’ and wrapping up her last full tour in 2023. She has also not been busy with her group Boygenius – featuring Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker – in the time since 2023…
In high school, Fenix Flexin and OhGeesy became cool through a life of tagging, skating, and hitting up L.A. area EDM clubs. They later went onto form the rap crew Shoreline Mafia, who in the late 2010s had a couple summers on lock with a few songs that I consider to be essential in the West Coast party rap canon. To this day—after a breakup and a reunion that trimmed the four-man group down to a duo—they remain massively popular regional rap stars with diehards who swear by them, a luxury that gives the dudes the freedom to just do…
Anthony Head, the actor who played Rupert “Ripper” Giles on TV’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, died of complications due to pneumonia at the age of 72. His daughters Emily and Daisy Head announced their father’s death in a statement to the BBC, writer the actor “passed away peacefully of complications due to pneumonia, surrounded by his family.” Outside of the Buffyverse, Head played crucial roles in the British sketch comedy show Little Britain, the fantasy drama Merlin, and the sports comedy Ted Lasso. But the role of Ruper Giles, Buffy Summers’ mentor and “Watcher,” looms large over his legacy. Outside…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There are two phrases most dads seem genetically programmed to repeat: “Ready to rock and roll” and “I don't need anything for Father's Day.” If you've never heard your dad say either of those, try listening a little more closely. While he'll probably never retire “ready to rock and roll” before leaving the house, a restaurant, or pretty much any location he's at, we may have found a way to put an end to the annual “I don't…
