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Vasco Rossi inaugurated the 2026 stadium tour with date zero at the Romeo Neri stadium in Rimini, in front of around 25 thousand spectators, to which were added the 25 thousand present at the following evening reserved for the fan club. A show lasting over two hours which confirmed the bond between the singer-songwriter from Zocca and his audience, spanning almost half a century of repertoire, from his beginnings to his most recent production.Before the concert, Vasco met with journalists and reiterated the meaning he attributes to his live performances: “The concert is an extraordinary form of aggregation. We feel…

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Frankie Valli has cancelled his remaining 2026 tour dates to focus on his health. The Four Seasons legend, who turned 92 earlier this month, made the announcement on Friday (May 29). “I’m so sorry to disappoint the folks who have purchased tickets to my shows, but I have decided to take the rest of the year off from touring to focus on my health,” he wrote, though he did not provide further details about any health concerns. “I’m looking forward to getting healthy and seeing you all again soon,” he added. “Thank you for all your good wishes.” Valli was…

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There are bands that, on their second album, try to smooth out the excesses of their debut to transform their language into something more presentable, more linear, more easily metabolised…. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Text and meaning of Nobody excludedthe new single by Roberto Casalinoout from Friday 29 May 2026 for Casakiller. The song marks the singer-songwriter's return after the album Ten small reasons from three years ago, and is written together with three of the most requested pens of contemporary Italian pop: Federica Abbate, Cheops And Zeph. The production is signed by NiccoV. The new single is the first step of a constantly evolving musical project. A work choice that puts the single at the center as a unit of story, even before the album. Roberto Casalino – Nobody excluded: the meaning of…

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Italian authorities have barred Kanye West and Travis Scott concerts from going ahead, citing concerns about public order and security. READ MORE: Donda 2: Kanye West’s ego is scuppering these half-baked, dashed-off sounding songs Per BBC News, Prefect Salvatore Angieri announced on Friday (May 29) that both gigs, which were set to take place in the northern city of Reggio Emilia in July, would not take place, following a request from the local Jewish community to cancel them. The rapper, who now goes by Ye, had been due to perform alongside Scott on a multi-artist line-up including The Chainsmokers, Rita Ora,…

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Kanye West officially kicked off his long-awaited return to Europe on May 30 with a concert event at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, opening the evening with King in front of what, according to him, was the largest paying turnout ever recorded for a concert in a stadium.During the show, the rapper told fans that 118,000 tickets had been sold, claiming he had set the all-time attendance record for a performance in a paid stadium. “I just want to tell you one thing: We just broke the record with 118,000 people, the biggest stadium performance of all time,” Ye…

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Charli XCX and her husband, The 1975‘s George Daniel, held a surprise intimate ‘In Conversation’ fan event and DJ set in London. Find all the details below. READ MORE: Charli XCX – ‘Wuthering Heights’ review: delicious gothic pop for a winter of yearning The event took place last night (May 30) in London’s Exmouth Market, only hours after Charli announced its details on her b.sides Instagram account, describing it as a “live talk about process and making things”. It comes off the back of a similar event in New York earlier this month, also dubbed ‘In Conversation’, which featured an intimate…

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When Jared James Nichols released his first full-length in 2015, many insiders believed they were faced with yet another talented American guitarist and singer armed with… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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According to saxophonist Steve Potts, he was at Miles’ home one night and watched him compose the melodic theme of “Filles de Kilimanjaro” on an African thumb piano. The title wasn’t in tribute to his new girlfriend, but rather a Kenyan coffee cooperative run by Miles’ longtime friend Buddy Gist, with Miles, Lena Horne, and psychedelic-touting heiress Peggy Mellon Hitchcock serving as initial investors. A mesmerizing twelve-minute composition, it’s unhurried without feeling inert, propelled by a relatively simple bass guitar figure from Carter. Having picked up work recording jingles, commercials, and the like, Carter was well familiar with the electric…

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