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A few days before the big one Ultimo concert in Tor Vergatathe artist's staff intervened with an official recommendation aimed at fans. The reason: in the last few hours numerous people have already camped near the event area, with tents and sleeping bags, despite the fact that the live event is still several days away and despite the high temperatures. Lastthe appeal to the fans camped at Tor Vergata The message arrived through the official channels of Last Recordsand was then relaunched by the same Last among his stories on Instagram. The staff thanks the fans but explicitly invites them…
Beabadoobee has announced her new album ‘Pylon’ and shared the grungy single ‘Sun Has Set’ – check it out below. The singer-songwriter will release her fourth album and the follow-up to 2024’s ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’ on September 18 via Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. It is available to pre-order and pre-save here. She has also shared ‘Sun Has Set’, which sees Beabadoobee showing off the heaviest side of her music to date, channelling grunge, midwest emo and ‘90s alt-rock with chunky guitar power chords and provocative vocals. Check out the video for ‘Sun Has Set’, directed by Jake Erland, here: Speaking about the track, Beabadoobee has said: “A lot of the…
Navy Blue questioned who he is and how his past selves have informed that identity on Sir Render, his album that dropped earlier in June. Now he’s bringing that sentiment to life in a new music video for the title track. In it, a preteen discovers a suit of armor made out of boxes and embarks on a quest through massive cardboard castles on a theater stage. As it turns out, a sparse audience of lonely attendees have no idea what’s going on behind the red curtain until a curious Navy Blue opens them, delighting all involved. Watch the video…
Beabadoobee is officially back — and more electric than ever. The singer-songwriter, whose real name is Beatrice Laus, has unveiled her new album Pylon, out September 18 via Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. The LP follows up 2024’s This Is How Tomorrow Moves, and marks the musician’s fourth album. Pylon gets its name from the electricity towers and power lines that Laus would look towards when she was disconnected from her family and friends while on her latest tour, per a press release. It’s also a fitting title for an LP that may just be Laus’ most thrashing rock release…
Some letters that the young Lucio Battisti sent to his mother Dea between 1963 and 1965 will be auctioned off on 26 June by Finarte in Rome. A correspondence that recounts his early years, between hopes, economic difficulties and the determination to establish himself in the world of music. In a letter dated 15 October 1963, when he was twenty years old and had recently started playing with I Mattatori, Battisti reassured his mother about his living conditions away from home: “As far as my stay in Verona is concerned, you can rest assured: I eat three times a day…
Striking a balance between the deep seriousness of early Polo G and the hardheaded trust issues of NBA YoungBoy, YFG Fatso’s “Roll Out” is the kind of melodic pain rap song you want to sing along to. There’s passable yet indistinguishable music in this exact style dropping every day, but the difference with Chicago’s Fatso is that his lyrics feel like scraps of conversations that communicate his hurt without leaning on platitudes. “Do you love me how you said you do?” he asks on the hook, followed by, “She wrote back, ‘Hell no.’” That might seem like the usual my…
Country artist Martina McBride drops out of your supposedly apolitical “Great American State Fair”? No problem: The FBI Director has one on speed dial. Kash Patel’s girlfriend Alexis Wilkins has signed on to be a “featured performer” at Trump’s Freedom 250 celebration, which is slated to begin June 25, after McBride, Morris Day and the Time, Young MG, Bret Michaels, and more all bailed when they reportedly discovered the event wasn’t the nonpartisan celebration they were promised. Wilkins will join the remaining lineup of Lee Greenwood, tenor Christopher Macchio and … Trump himself? It’s somewhat unclear exactly what’s in store, though…
Croz Boyce, the duo of Animal Collective’s Avey Tare and Geologist, will hit the road for the first time this September. The U.S. tour kicks off in Asheville, North Carolina, on September 8 and wraps three weeks later at Public Records in New York. Festival dates at Austin’s Levitation and Cincinnati’s Talk Low Festival are sandwiched in the itinerary. Check it out below, along with a new More Eaze remix of Croz Boyce’s “Towson Acid.”The duo—otherwise known as Dave Portner and Brian Weitz—released their self-titled Croz Boyce debut last month. In a press release, Weitz said of the More Eaze…
Max Martin and Shellback's Wolf Cousins, a songwriting collective the two producers founded, have entered a partnership with investment firm HarbourView Equity Partners. The deal includes HarborView acquiring a selection of compositions by Wolf Cousins. The songs include hits by Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, the Weekend, and more artists. The acquisition price reportedly ranged in a low nine figures, according to Variety sources, although this was not confirmed by HarborView. The investment firm told the outlet it does not disclose terms for its deals. “At HarbourView, we invest in culturally relevant intellectual property and the visionary creators behind it,” said…
When DC Studios' co-CEO James Gunn took to YouTube three years ago to announce plans for turning around the comic company's cinematic universe, he gleefully went straight for the hardcore nerdbait. Yes, he and his partner in corporate-IP-resetting Peter Safran would be tackling the usual legacy suspects, including a new Superman (which turned out quite nicely, thank you very much) and eventually, a new Batman. But everything else Gunn mentioned in terms of their initial “Gods and Monsters” phase suggested they were more interested in exploring the fan-favorite margins than simply milking previous moneymakers to death. Deep-cut characters like Booster…
