Author: Press Room

«Hope has found a home. It's time to open the doors.” This is the message with which the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago announced the inauguration ceremony which will be held tomorrow, Thursday 18 June, starting from 11am local time (6pm in Italy). The Opening Ceremony will be broadcast livestream on the centre's website, at this link.Stars such as Bruce Springsteen, Bono and The Edge of U2, Eddie Vedder, Stevie Wonder, Christina Aguilera, Common, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Marc Anthony, the Roots, Tems and others will perform on stage in Chicago.The list was announced by Obama on Instagram with a…

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The Charlatans‘ Tim Burgess will be recording a live album straight to vinyl during his Kendal Calling 2026 set. READ MORE: The Charlatans tell us about “euphoric, transcendent” new single ‘We Are Love’ and first album in eight years This year’s instalment of Kendal Calling will mark 20 years since the live event launched in 2006, and will return to the Lake District’s Lowther Deer Park from Thursday July 30 to Sunday August 2. Burgess is set to play the festival’s Tim Peaks Diner – the stage he hosts each year – on Friday July 31. Now, Burgess has announced that…

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Harry Styles treated fans to rarities, covers and orchestral reworkings of his material last night (June 16) as he performed with the Jules Buckley Orchestra and the House Gospel Choir at London’s Royal Festival Hall. The intimate gig was part of this year’s Meltdown Festival, which Styles has curated, and came amid his record-breaking 12-night run at Wembley Stadium. “Good evening, Wembley,” he joked in reference to those shows after ‘Paint By Numbers’. He described being asked to curate Meltdown as an “honour”, adding that the Southbank Centre’s “faith and trust in me means a lot”. “It feels strange […]…

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THEt's a bright, sleepy Sunday evening in Peckham, but Vespers – an intimate, concrete basement – ​​engulfs you in the thrill of darkness. Qiri, 26, stomps out on the stage, bandmate Estratosfera, 22, standing to her left. “I love music”, they purr repeatedly over scattershot kicks, as Qiri waves an enormous flag bearing the slogan: DANCE. RESIST. REPEAT. A 200-strong crowd screams back every lyric in English and Spanish and party furiously to the music. Buenos Aires dance duo EQ have gone global off the back of their self-titled debut EP. Thanks to their commitment to making good fucking party…

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A cross between the spirit of Exile on Main Streetor the dirty, raw and blues musical soul of Keith Richards, and the pop taste of Mick Jagger in the times of Some Girls. In a review on Times and in an interview on Mojo Will Hodgkinson brings up two '70s classics to describe the new Rolling Stones album Foreign Tongues which will be released on July 10th. He is the first journalist to write about it after listening to it. He appreciated the “live” feel of the album, which was recorded largely in Chiswick, London over the course of a…

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Rome, Eur Social Park | June 10, 2026 Photo by Stefano Panaro A brutal, millimetric shock wave. THE Burial they brought down the ax of their farewell tour on Rome, verticalizing forty years of history in ninety minutes of sonic absolutism. Andreas Kisser's guitar dissected the air while Paulo Jr.'s bass hit the sternums of those present directly. Under the open sky of the capital, what power! The percussive rhythms and hardcore distortions triggered a centrifugal and dusty mosh pit for a show that gave no respite to anyone. THE Burial they said goodbye to Rome, leaving behind a legacy…

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Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Donald Trump‘s disastrous decision to paint the Washington, D.C. reflecting pool a shade of “American flag blue.” “Trump spent reportedly $14 million updating the reflecting pool on the National Mall,” Kimmel explained. “He set out to resurface and repaint it because he didn’t like the way it looked. He wanted to paint it American flag blue. That was the color. So, the project was completed last week. And now, not even a week later, it’s already completely green.” He continued, “It’s Mexican flag green. That’s what the White House calls residual algae. They’ve got workers…

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The 90-minute effort will be released exclusively on Mubi this fall Pulp will release a new film, Pulp: What Would You Do for an Encore?this fall exclusively via Mubi. The 90-minute film was directed by Gareth Jennings and narrated by frontman Jarvis Cocker. A press release describes the release as being “in the spirit of Stop Making Sense and The Last Waltz,” explaining that it charts “Pulp's extraordinary journey from obscurity to cultural touchstone.” It showcases Pulp's biggest ever arena show, part of the global tour for their album Blackberrieswith four decades of never-seen-before archival material. The film includes twenty…

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The Germans Horn are a historical name in the pagan black metal scene, as well as one of its most productive groups: founded in 2002, our band arrives with the present “Apokalyps 1618″… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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