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It came out April 24, 2026 (distr. Believe Music Italy) the first EP of Virginia From J. “In the flow”this is the title of the collection, represents the emergence of material written over time and left waiting to find a complete form. Consisting of three songs, two of which have already been published independently and without any promotional support, “Nella Corrente” marks the transition from a private and submerged dimension to a more exposed and shared one. The sound research develops in a balance between alt-pop and alt-rock, with an essential and uncoated imprint, built together with the producers Giuliano…
Two Door Cinema Club have announced their first UK and Ireland headline tour in over seven years – check out all the details below. They’re set to mark the 15th anniversary of their era-defining debut ‘Tourist History’ with a five-date arena run early next year, when they’ll play a series of career-spanning sets. “It’s been over seven years since we’ve done a UK and Ireland tour,” the indie stalwarts said of next year’s tour. “Each and every one of these cities holds a special place in our hearts, we’ve played almost every venue there is to play in each of…
Enrico Cerrato, creator of the Petrolio industrial project, reaches his tenth year of activity with “Club Atletico Voces y Gritos”, a new piece that enriches his dark ambient catalogue, updating instrumental songs already published in 2021 with different voices. Petrolio has always been an openly cinematic proposition and the new “Club Atletico Voces y Gritos” accentuates its narrative aspect. The five songs follow one another forming a single common thread (we are faced with an electroacoustic concept album), also thanks to the voice of as many musicians who, in a highly original way, tell stories of South America in the…
Is the band that accompanies Bob Dylan losing its pieces, or rather the guitarists? What's happening? Since this is His Bobness, there are no denials or official confirmations. A bit like what happened in the 60s and 70s, the answers will arrive on stage.The fact is that a dozen days after the changeover between Doug Lancio and Julian Lage, that is, between the musician who had been part of Dylan's live band for five years and the 38-year-old jazz guitar phenomenon who joined the group on June 17, there was another upheaval in the line-up.Judging by a post that was…
2026 marks the return to the stage of a true legend of Italian music. The tour officially started yesterday “Forty Years of 17 Kings”the incredible live journey that brings together the original lineup of Litfiba of the 80s. An epochal event to celebrate the forty years since the release of “17 Kings”the masterpiece of the Florentine band that revolutionized national and European rock. On the same stage they went back to shaking the amplifiers Piero Pelù, Ghigo Renzulli, Antonio Aiazzi and Gianni Maroccolo. Together, they are bringing back live the power, post-punk energy and visionary poetry of an unrepeatable musical…
Museums dedicated to the idols of when you were a teenager shouldn't be made. Will they end up making one for David Letterman and one for Reggie Jackson? They will invent a study center dedicated to the bunny of Penthouse Corinne Alphen? When I listened Born to Run on the record player in the basement of my house in Edison, New Jersey, or when I sang the lyrics with 22,000 other people at Madison Square Garden on the nights when Bruce Springsteen preached hope and did it for three and a half hours, I wasn't looking at a work of…
Ms. Lauryn Hill received the inaugural Living Legend Icon Award at the BET Awards 2026 tonight. To celebrate her big moment at the awards ceremony, a number of musicians paid tribute to the Fugees member—including SZA, Doechii, Nas, Doja Cat, Queen Latifah, Tems, Lizzo, Rapsody, Tierra Whack, and more—before Hill ended up performing one of her own songs last minute, too. Watch a replay of the whole segment below.Artists pulled from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, The Score, and other cuts highlighting Hill’s legendary musical run. Among the highlights were SZA and Doechii’s spin on the Fugees’ “Ready or Not,”…
Halfway through 3x6x𐕣=666, 3x1x𐕣=111, 3x7x𐕣=777, 3x5x𐕣=555, 3x9x𐕣=999, 3x3x𐕣=333 (also referred to as Mathematics), the new album from Des Moines, Iowa rapper Teller Bank$, two of his friends die. Put more accurately, Teller relives those deaths, suddenly accosted by their memories within the span of four bars. “I only got one dead friend,” he begins, then corrects himself: “I only got two dead friends.” Like so many other things in his writing—the ambient threat of danger, the lingering effects of substance abuse, the psychic toll of enacting violence—they are unique moments woven into an infinite tapestry, stripped of the markers of…
Lifted’s recordings chase the feeling of being a “fly on the wall,” of witnessing a musical moment emerge as if you were right there in the studio with them. The many-aliased duo of Andrew Field-Pickering and Matt Papich invite a rotating cast of instrumentalists to unspool their ideas and discover the results—sometimes finding loping grooves, often fanning out into roaming ambience that they further process with computers and CDJs. You’re asked to devote attention to a few layers of abstraction at once: The analog improvisers are finding common ground in the room, while the duo’s digital wayfinding structures the music,…
Speculation about where and when Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding will take place is endless, but there's finally some more clues about the most anticipated ceremony of the year. According to the New York Times the couple rented Madison Square Garden for a multi-day party over the Fourth of July weekend. The two are reportedly planning an initial reception for around a hundred people on July 2 followed by a celebration with around 1000 guests, presumably in the arena which has a banquet capacity of around 1250 people, or in the MSG theatre, which can accommodate up to 5500.No…