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The North American leg of Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE’s Home on the Range tour has been postponed. The news was first reported by Stereogum. Venues initially began sharing the announcement on Thursday, pointing to an undisclosed injury Earl suffered that will require surgery as the reason for the postponement.“Tickets will be honored for the rescheduled dates, which will be announced as soon as they are confirmed,” reads a statement posted by participating venues. “Refunds will be available at point of purchase for anyone unable to attend the new dates.” According to Earl’s rep, the European dates are still a go;…
Axl Rose's band hadn't performed “Think about you” in concert since 2006. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Violet Grohl has announced an extra headline show in London for her upcoming tour due to high demand. The Los Angeles-based musician and daughter of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl released her debut solo album ‘Be Sweet To Me’ last week (May 29) via Aurora Records, including the singles ‘THUM’, ‘Applefish’, ‘595’ and ‘Cool Buzz’. In April, she announced a string of headline US, UK and European headline tour dates, including a show in London’s Camden Assembly, but now she has confirmed she will play two dates at the venue due to outstanding demand. Her UK dates will now kick off in Manchester’s Deaf Institute on August 25, followed…
Democrats are well positioned to take back the House of Representatives this November, but the Senate is a whole other dogfight. In order to flip the upper chamber, Democrats will need to defeat entrenched incumbents, and win in states where they're usually at a disadvantage. Virtually all roads to a Democratic Senate majority run through Maine. That means, as things currently stand, they desperately need a scandal-plagued oyster farmer named Graham Platner to win. Platner, the presumptive Democratic nominee for the seat, has been barnstorming Vacationland for months, and outstripping incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins in the polls. But a…
Among the appointments there will also be an epochal event that will involve over 500,000 people Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Madonna has released ‘Love Sensation’, the latest club-ready single from her new album – check it out below. The Queen of Pop is preparing to release her 15th studio record ‘Confessions II’ on July 3, the spiritual follow-up to 2005’s ‘Confessions On A Dance Floor’. Pre-order/pre-save the album here. So far, she has shared two tracks from it – ‘I Feel So Free’ and the Sabrina Carpenter collaboration ‘Bring Your Love’ – and now she has dropped ‘Love Sensation’, a track she gave a live debut during her impromptu show in New York’s Times Square last night (June 4). The song was released onto streaming platforms shortly after the set, a…
The screams started long before the lights dimmed at New York's Madison Square Garden on Thursday night — layers and layers of them, bouncing off the walls of the arena. The merch lines wrapped around the concourse, with the customers broken up into sections so as not to interrupt foot traffic. Outside, fans climbed upstairs from the underground, emerging out of the Penn Station subway entrance. It's been freshly painted orange and blue, to celebrate the Knicks being in the NBA finals for the first time since 1999. But despite the occasional cheers of “Let's go Knicks,” this isn't a…
Marilyn Manson lost his latest bid Friday to shut down a sexual assault lawsuit brought by his former assistant. A California judge refused to toss or trim the claims in Ashley Walters' third amended complaint, five months after he revived the case under a new California law that gives older sexual assault claims a two-year lookback window to move forward. Manson's lawyer Alexa Foley had argued during the hearing in downtown Los Angeles that Walters' did not qualify as a revivable under the new law, known as AB250. She tried in vain to convince the court that Walters couldn't meet…
After “Arrogant boy”, another song from the album “Splat!” out July 3rd Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
“This song is about the past,” said Phoebe Bridgers before diving into one of the eight unreleased tracks she played for a rapt sold-out crowd at her pop-up Madison Square Garden show on Thursday night. “But that’s every song.” Since her spectral breakout single “Smoke Signals” in 2017, the Los Angeles songwriter, Boygenius member, and soon-to-be actress has become a preeminent chronicler of the ghosts we accumulate over time: past selves, old haunts, lost loves. In her songs, collective and personal history are both alive and instructive—a pathway to understanding who you are, and who it is you’d like to…
