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U2 are back with a new single. A few weeks after the release of “Street Of Dreams”, the Irish band released “Fireflies”, created together with Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix.The song premiered on July 17 during Garrix's closing set at Tomorrowland Belgium, where The Edge surprisingly also took to the stage to perform it live. The following evening the producer proposed “Fireflies” again as the finale of the concert in Quebec City, Canada.The collaboration comes as both Martin Garrix and U2 are working on new albums expected later this year, although it has not yet been confirmed whether “Fireflies”…

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FREE$TYLEthe new album by Glocky released on Friday 24 July, it consists of twenty-one tracks. Four collaborations: Gué, Tony Effe, DrefGold and French Young Morty. Here you will find the complete tracklist and the story of each song. The album is released by Square under exclusive license to MAST/Believe, after the single Dior$avage last April. For the path that led to the release and the artist's biography you can read ours article dedicated to FREE$TYLE. Glocky, the FREE$TYLE tracklist These are the twenty-one songs that make up the album, with an indication of the collaborations: # Title Featuring 1 Yes…

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The Strokes have broken out ‘Dine N’Dash’ live for the first time during their second of two nights at Red Rocks. Check out the footage below. The show was held at the iconic Colorado amphitheatre last night (Thursday July 23) following the NYC indie icons making a return to the venue the night before (Wednesday July 22) as well. Held as part of their North American tour celebrating their new album ‘Reality Awaits’, the live show was the last to be held before the official release of the highly anticipated record, and came on the heels of huge appearances at…

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Teddy Swims has shared details of a new tour, which will see him play arenas around the UK and Europe in 2027. Confirmation of the new dates come following the singer performing a huge run of live shows this summer, including festival slots at Bonnaroo, Coachella, Isle Of Wight Festival, Mad Cool and more. The tour also comes on the heels of two recent singles, ‘Mr. Know It All’ and ‘Break Up In Reverse’. Dubbed ‘The Ugly Tour’, new dates kick off at Norway’s Unity Arena in Oslo on March 2, before continuing in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands and…

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‘Is This It’ must feel like a double-edged sword to The Strokes. Their lauded debut album earned them widespread acclaim and shot them to the top of festival bills and onto the covers of magazines around the world. It is also still the yardstick by which the rest of their discography has been judged by the general public, a barometer that holds little regard for evolution or growth. The Strokes haven’t been the band that made that first record a long time ago. That’s no bad thing – if they’d stayed in the same place creatively, we wouldn’t have ‘Ode…

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Andrea Vittori was a guest of SPOT – The Podcastthe program that Michele Monina And Massimiliano Longo they record live at the Spot Music Fest in Bareggio, in front of the audience of the young artists of the festival. Founder of MA9 Promotionradio plugger and manager of, among others Francesco GabbaniVittori is someone who knows the mechanism of Italian music from the inside. Including the night that mechanism jammed on live television. Sanremo 2016, the night Gabbani was eliminated by mistake It's the anecdote that Monina asks him to tell, calling it one of the most difficult nights a promoter…

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It took two decades, but thanks to the vision of Chris Cerulli, Motionless In White climbed the mountains of the music business, establishing themselves among the big names in American mainstream metal with a… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Ten minutes on sessions Reality Awaitswhich came out today. It's called In Transit Part II and it is the mini-documentary shot by Johann Rashid, who also took care of the album's art, while the Strokes recorded the album in Costa Rica with Rick Rubin.”Are you the person we're looking for?” asks Julian Casablancas, kneeling in front of the guru-producer. The tone is mostly relaxed (given the place…), often joking, between studio sessions, swimming in the pool, fragments of dialogue about the songs, football games and Rubin explaining what goes and doesn't go in the music they are recording.“A few months…

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Conor Oberst has opened up about being “really close to the edge” as he faces personal struggles, while saying it’s “almost impossible” to write music about the era of Donald Trump. During an interview on the New York Times‘ Popcast, the Bright Eyes frontman and soloist was asked about the “near-death experience” he’d spoken about in a conversation with the LA Times earlier this year. READ MORE: Bright Eyes on new album ‘Five Dice, All Threes’, and why “Elon Musk is one of the biggest pieces of shit” “I didn’t see the light or anything like that, but it was very…

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Only five singles into her career, Tyla struck gold. ‘Water’, her 2023 single, became a global phenomenon, introducing amapiano to new audiences through its irresistible blend of R&B and South African club music. Her eponymous debut album followed the next year, and proved ‘Water’ wasn’t lightning in a bottle, cementing her place as one of pop’s brightest crossover stars. It’s not easy to keep that light shining, though. Although the build-up to the Johannesburg singer’s second album, ‘A*Pop’, suggested a technicolour pop spectacular on the way, it instead shows her shine is starting to dim. Beyond its strongest singles, the…

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