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The fateful third album: the law of album number three has once again found its long-awaited epilogue, and this time the protagonists of recording history are Eternal Evil, a Swedish quartet… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
For many it was supposed to be the day of purchasing a ticket for the concerts that will mark Céline Dion's return to the stage, the residency at the Défense Arena in Paris which starting from 12 September will keep her busy for 16 concerts followed by another 10 from 8 to 29 May 2027.And instead this morning Ticketmaster France stopped the sale. «Tickets for Céline Dion are always available», reads a message on X. «Our technical teams have identified suspicious activity and are actively working to prevent these people from altering the sales process. We are doing our utmost…
Track will feature on upcoming compilation of all previously unreleased material, Timeless Prince could make even a stolid metaphor comparing a lover’s coldness to an inanimate rock sound funky, as he proved on “Stone,” an unreleased song that has been languishing in the Purple One’s vault until now. “Take your icy hand and press it on this heart of stone,” he sings at one point, though listeners are likely more distracted by the song’s heavy beat and buoyant bass. Prince recorded the track, which was written by songwriters Sandra St. Victor, Tom Hammer, and Jules Van Even, in 1995, the…
The classic-rock titans, who are currently on a farewell tour, have had many lead singers over the years. This is each of them attempting the band’s signature hit On Nov. 28, a significant chapter of the Journey saga will end when the band wraps up their Final Frontier tour with a hometown show at San Francisco’s Chase Center. At least, that’s what we think will happen. It’s very possible they stick to the standard rock playbook, and simply keep touring forever. At the very least, they might add some overseas dates next year. It’s just too early to say for sure right…
“Does love come around or does one come around to it?” That’s the question at the center of “High Hopes 3000,” Role Model‘s just-released new single, and the singer-songwriter says the idea frames his entire third album. Chuck Timely & The Hourglass (Aug. 7) explores his journey after a very public break-up with Emma Chamberlain, with its musical approach taking off from the rootsy, strummy, ultra-hooky pop of his breakthrough hit, “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out,” from his second album, Kansas Anymore. He’s been rumored to be in another relationship more recently, but he emphasizes that the album’s songs are about…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Even the biggest bosses are prone to midlife crises — just ask Rick Ross. Last month, the veteran rapper released his third book, Renaissance of a Boss: Notes from a Creative Reawakening. Co-authored by Neil Martinez-Belkin (who also co-wrote Ross' last two books), Renaissance of a Boss sees the “Hustlin” rapper on a literal and metaphorical journey of reflection and reinvention. Ross' reawakening journey includes everything from a road trip to Graceland, a failed attempt to climb Mount…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Collagen has become one of the buzziest supplements in the wellness world, with proponents including biohacking influencers and celebrities alike. Jennifer Aniston has been talking up her collagen routine for years, Gwyneth Paltrow swears by it, and Kourtney Kardashian is a longtime advocate, to name a few. But, like some other high-profile supplement categories, collagen's efficacy is actually backed by real science. A major review published earlier this year pulled together data from 113 clinical trials and found…
A little over a year ago, Paul Simon returned to the road following a seven-year hiatus to promote his new LP Seven Psalms. It was a stunning show that featured a complete performance of the album in the first act, and a mixture of hits (“Graceland,” “Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard,” “The Boxer”) and fan favorites (“Train in the Distance,” “The Late Great Johnny Ace,” “Rene and Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After the War”) in the second act. Cameras were rolling when the tour hit Seattle's McCaw Hall, and that footage provides the backbone for the new…
The confrontation between the “Saxophone Colossus” and Trane pushed jazz in a new direction Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
On the fifth anniversary of the passing of Michele Merloarrives on Italian radio for the first time Always believe it. The singer-songwriter from Vicenza, who passed away on 6 June 2021 at the age of 28 due to fulminant leukemia, is thus back in rotation with one of the songs most loved by his audience, from 5 June to the eve of the anniversary. The song, sixth track of the album Stupid Hearts (Universal Music Italia, January 2020), has accompanied the initiatives of theRebel Romantic Associationborn together with Michele's parents to preserve and spread his human and artistic memory and…
