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Music Suitethe hotel concert format, turns 3: special guests for the anniversary above the rooftops of Rome. The project conceived by Edoardo Bettoja And Beatrice Gentili celebrated its third anniversary on the rooftop ofHotel Nord Nuova Rome with Icarus, Montegro, Mesa And Folcastincluding secret concerts, exclusive previews and a look at the next season. Three years of secret concerts in Rome's hotels Three years of secret concerts, close encounters with the artists and unconventional locations. Music Suite celebrated its third anniversary on Wednesday 3 June on the rooftop of the Hotel Nord Nuova Roma, confirming its identity as a format…

Laura Marling has surprised released a new album for kids, which sees her cover songs by legendary Canadian children’s singer, Raffi. ‘Laura Sings Raffi’ is out today (Friday June 5), and available now on CD and on streaming platforms. It comprises 17 songs, many of which are covers that are either written by, and/or performed by Raffi. There are also some songs that aren’t by the pioneer in children’s entertainment – who was named as the “the most popular children’s entertainer in the English-speaking world” by The Washington Post – but these have all been recorded by Marling in a…

The project of the American singer-songwriter Timothy Evan Thomas will perform on the Lime stage Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

A Perfect Circle have played their first UK shows in eight years, and used the sets to break out new single ‘Starless’ for the first time and air out some old favourites. The gigs took place on Wednesday (June 3) and Thursday (June 4), and marked the first two dates of the band’s first UK and European tour dates since 2018 when they toured in support of their fourth album ‘Eat The Elephant’. Just days before the tour began, the supergroup – which includes guitarist Billy Howerdel, singer Maynard James Keenan (Tool, Puscifer) and drummer Josh Freese (Nine Inch Nails, ex-Foo…

C hild prodigy, co-founder of the boy band Style Boyz, multiplatinum solo artist, pitchman for White Butt Jeans, record-holder for the most catchphrases dropped in a single song — Conner Friel, a.k.a. Conner4Real, is all of these things, and more. In fact, the faux pop star of Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is such a great representation of a modern musical megastar that if he weren’t played by Andy Samberg, you might not realize he’s fictional. Following the rise, fall, and rebound of a character that’s a little bit Bieber, a little bit Timberlake, a little bit Macklemore, and a…

There is something irreducibly alien in the way Defiled continues to exist within contemporary death metal: as an organism adapted to an ecosystem that has meanwhile… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

NME headed up to North Shields to catch Mike D‘s first UK solo show in an intimate social club, where the Beastie Boys icon told us about going it alone, his incoming album and the importance of keeping weird grassroots venues alive. The first of the rap pioneer trio to emerge with solo music since the passing of Adam “MCA” Yauch in 2012, Mike D – real name Michael Diamond – surprised fans last month when he made an appearance on stage with his sons Davis and Skyler of indie-dance band Very Nice Person at Ojai Valley Women’s Club. He soon played…

At Alcatraz in Milan, before them Arm's Length and Like Roses Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

Continuing adverse weather conditions forced Primavera Sound 2026 to cancel opening night sets by Massive Attack, Bad Gyal, and Doja Cat, in addition to previously announced cancellations. Yesterday (Thursday June 4) was the opening day of the festival at the Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, which is scheduled to run until Sunday (June 7). The Cure, The xx, Gorillaz, My Bloody Valentine, Addison Rae and Skrillex are topping the bill, but Thursday’s headliners were forced to cancel. Earlier that evening, the big screens on the main stages showed a warning message, explaining that “due to adverse weather conditions, performances on this stage have been temporarily suspended.” “Please…

Laura Marling is back with her first album since 2024’s Patterns in Repeat, and, inevitably, it’s a 17-track collection of Raffi covers. “Laura Sings Raffi marks a logical next step for me,” the British singer-songwriter said in a press release, “but it’s not only a desire for tolerable children’s music that landed me here.” While living in North America, she explains, she “developed a love for his sincere, dead pan renditions of both his original songs for the very young and those plucked from the canon,” even before having children of her own. Listen to the LP, which Marling self-produced at home…