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C2C Festival 2025: ten new protagonists announced and issued the billboard of the individual days Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Sudanese-American Rapper Bas Was Prepping the Release of MelanchronicHis Somber Joint Album with London Duo The Hics, One Major Hiccup Stood in the way. The sample on “Four Walls,” at Break-up Ballad and the first song the Three of Them Create for the LP Eight Years Aug, Kept Getting Denied. “That Song Almost Never Made It Out,” Bas Tells Rolling Stone. The Artist Who Held the Keys to Clearing the track? Erykah Badu. Bas and the Hics Had Used “Telephone” from Her 2008 Album New Amerykah Part One To produce “Four Walls,” Though They Didn't Know The Song's Origins. Badu…
vote7.5 Band: Clairvoyance Duration: 00:34:00 Available from: 07/18/2025 Label: Carbonized Records Streaming not yet available After a few years spent in the Underground radars thanks to a demo and a well -accepted mini, the Clairvoyance finally land on the debut on the long distance. “Chasm of Immurement” comes as a natural and necessary stop in the path of the Polish Death Metal band: a disc that does not upset what has already been proposed previously, but offers a more complete, orderly and convinced version. The potential was there, now there are also a clear direction and a decidedly more mature…
Jason Isaacs Slammed Fans Criticalizing The Casting of Paapa Estiesdu As Severus Snape in the upcoming Harry Potter Series. When speaking during a Panel at Fanexpo Denver moderated by Collider's Maggie Lovitt, Isaacs Called Out the Racism Fueling The Backlash Over the Casting. “Paapa Essiedu is one of the best actors i've ever seen in My Life. I've Seen Some People Online Who Are Being Rude About Him. What they're Being is racist,” Said the hogwarts alum. “All the cast of the new Harry Potter TV Series Are Amazing. They will be Swallowing Their Tongues, Hopefully – You Know, Their…
Black Sabbath: the last concert with Ozzy Osbourne and Big Metal in Birmingham – Scaletta and Tale of "Back to the Beginning" (video) Antonio Santini for SANREMO.FM
Oasis played their first comeback concert in Cardiff last night (July 4). Check out pro-shot footage of them arriving on stage and playing ‘Acquiesce’ below. READ MORE Oasis live in Cardiff: a supersonic reunion for a new generation The opening gig of Oasis Live 25 saw the Britpop icons make their grand return after 16 years away, playing to a sold-out crowd at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff and rocking through a setlist of their greatest hits. They kicked things off with ‘Hello’ – marking the first time they’d performed the track since 2002 – before launching into ‘Acquiesce’. Now, if…
In partnership with Open’er Festival Massive Attack kicked off Open’er Festival in Gdynia, Poland last night (July 2), showing solidarity with the people of Palestine and rolling out huge fan favourites such as ‘Angel’, ‘Unfinished Sympathy’ and ‘Teardrop’. Headlining the main stage on the opening Wednesday night, the Bristol trip-hop group covered Ultravox’s punky ‘R0ckwrok’ and put on a dazzling audiovisual display that featured clips of Kurt Cobain and John Lennon. Before they played ‘Safe From Harm’, frontman Robert Del Naja told the audience: “This next song is dedicated to the Palestinian people.” He emphasised the importance of learning from…
If you Purchase an Independently Reviewed Product OR Service Through a link on our Website, Rolling Stone May Received An Affiliate Commission. Willie Nelson Will Host His 4th of July Picnic Concert For the 52nd Year This Week. This Year, The Country Legend Will Take A Short Break From His Ongoing Outlaw Music Festival Tour – Nelson Recently Had to Cancel Dates in Missouri and Oklahoma Due to Extreme Weather – and Perform at the Germany Insurance Amphitheater in Austin, Texas, On Friday. AT A GLANCE: Where to buy Willie Nelson 4th of July Picnic Tickets Online “I'm 92 years…
Marco Mengoni: the stairs of concerts in the stadiums. All dates of the Tour 2025 Antonio Santini for SANREMO.FM
From brink-of-greatness club gigs to generation-defining gatherings, there’s been no shortage of, well, biblical live moments from Oasis throughout their career so far. Even as the band were on the cusp of implosion back in 2009, Liam and Noel were still putting on tours across the planet that live long in the memory of their fans. As the reunion dates draw closer, we’ve picked out some of their best live performances to get us even more excited. King Tut’s, Glasgow, May 1, 1993 The big break that very nearly never happened. Things could have panned out very differently had Oasis…
