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The reactions in the United Kingdom in the aftermath of the death of a spectator during the show in Wembley. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
1926: Tony Bennett was born in New York (art name of Anthony Dominick Benedetto), historical voice of the American jazz 1950s, then timeless “Crooner”. He will die on July 21, 2023. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Massimo Zamboni accompanies us on a new trip to the city of the wall, to discover the secrets of "The passenger" of Iggy Pop and other background Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Stock Aitken Waterman have shared that they turned down the chance to work with Take That, because the three of them “didn’t really see that for what it was”. The English songwriting and record production trio – comprising Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman – shared the news during a new interview with the Daily Star newspaper’s Wired column, sharing that they walked away from an offer to join forces with the boy band in the ‘90s. The offer came when the band was comprised of Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange, and Howard Donald, and seemingly…
IDLES have released a raucous, volatile new track called ‘Rabbit Run’, which is taken from Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming feature film Caught Stealing. It is one of four new tracks the band has made for the crime film, which all feature as part of a soundtrack composed by Rob Simonsen. The film, which will come out on August 29, features Austin Butler, Bad Bunny, Zoë Kravitz, Action Bronson and more. The film’s full soundtrack will also be released on the same day. IDLES were brought in to capture the energy and feeling of the 1990s New York punk scene. In a…
Pop's Most Dedicated Troll, Doja Cat, Has OfficiCyly Chaimed in the Extremely-Oonline UPRAR OVER SYDNEY Sweeney's Controversial New Jeans Campaign for American Eagle. On Tiktok, Doja Cat Spoofed the A Copy Sweeney Delivered in One of the Videos For the Campaign, Which Has as Under Fire for Its Half-Baked Attept At Clever WordPlay with “Jeans” and “Genes.” In a Thick, Hyper-Exaggrated Southern Drawl, Doja Cat Says, “Genes Are passed down from Parents to offspring, often determining Traits Like Hair Color, Personality, and Even Eye Color. My Jeans Are … Bleee.” (In the actual ad, Sweeney Says “Blue.”) While there's good…
With strong albums from veterans Alex G, Japanese Breakfast, and Car Seat Headrest, and killer debuts from newcomers like Lifeguard, 2025 has been packed with great indie rock. In the latest episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, we look back at the year in indie so far, with Simon Vozick-Levinson joining host Brian Hiatt for the discussion. (To hear the whole episode, go here for the podcast provider of your choice, listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or just press play below.) Alex G technically just departed the world of indie this month by releasing his major-label debut,…
Tom Lehrer, the influential song satirist whose darkly comic lyrics gained a cult following decades after he stopped making music, has died at the age of 97. Lehrer died at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his longtime friend David Herder told the Associated Press. No cause of death was provided. The New York City-born, Harvard-educated Lehrer began making music while studying mathematics in college, applying his humor to song to tackle issues ranging from racism to militarism to religion to nuclear war in the Fifties and early Sixties. Among Lehrer’s best-known songs include “Poisoning Pigeons in the Park,” “It Makes…
Jehnny Beth has shared a new single called ‘No Good For People’. Listen below, and find details of her upcoming UK in-store shows. The song will appear on the Savages frontwoman’s second solo album, ‘You Heartbreaker, You’, which is due for release on August 29 via Fiction (pre-order/pre-save here). “The idea of the song came as I re-watched the first season of True Detective,” Beth explained of the track. “There’s a scene at the end where the character played by Matthew McConaughey says that he can be hard to live with: ‘I don’t mean to, but I can be… critical.…
Tyler Childers Has Always Seemed Comfortable in His Contradictions. He's an old-Soul Traditionalist Whose Throwback Ballads Regularly Go TikTok Viral; A recovery Alcoholic Who Still Releases Some of the 21st Century's Best Drinking Music; A Stadium-Sized Star Who Hasn'T performed His Most Popular Song in A Half-Decade. For the Past Ten Years, Childers Has Been Preaching His Righteous Kentucky Gospel (See “Long Violent History,” Written in The Wake of George Floyd Protests). Part of That Project is showing that, in the contrast to How It's Typically Portrayed, Childers' Home Region of Appalachia is Just As Contradictory, Complex, and Full of…
