Author: Press Room

In partnership with Bilbao BBK Live Since its inaugural year back in 2006, Bilbao BBK Live has cemented its reputation as not just the region’s biggest and best festival, but one of Spain’s most unmissable summer weekenders, welcoming global superstars and modern icons alike to its scenic site on the slopes of Mount Cobetas. As the festival celebrates its landmark 20th anniversary, with stars from David Byrne to Lily Allen, Calvin Harris and Robbie Williams all lining up for the 2026 edition, we look back through the BBK archives to some of their most memorable sets – as picked by…

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Taylor Momsen has spoken to NME about The Pretty Reckless’ “extremely vulnerable” new album ‘Dear God’, and explained how “tapping into the innermost, darkest corners” of her mind has “relit” a fire that they haven’t seen since their debut album. The new record arrived on Friday (June 26) as the fifth from the New York rock veterans and the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s ‘Death By Rock And Roll’. Speaking to NME over Zoom, Momsen explained how it is potentially their most “vulnerable and emotional” to date. As well as tackling themes of grief and depression, which Momsen has spoken…

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Eurovision will continue its intercontinental expansion in 2027 by allowing Canada to compete, according to the BBC. The announcement of a new country competing, the first of its kind since Eurovision welcomed Australia in 2015, arrived on Wednesday, one day ahead of the country's Canada Day holiday. Other non-European countries that have competed over the years include Israel and Morocco. Organizers ruled North American country could compete after the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which governs the song contest, allowed the CBC/Radio-Canada fully into its fold last week. Even though the inclusion feels warm and cuddly, the move is notable as…

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It's hard to think of Noah Kahan as an independent artist. After all, the 29-year-old Vermont-bred singer-songwriter recently notched three weeks at Number One on the Billboard 200 with his new album, The Great Divide, and is currently on a sold-out stadium tour. But to hear his manager Drew Simmons recount his own path to success, it becomes clear that indie roots run deep in the organization. Simmons, a native of Buffalo, New York, got his start interning for Ani DiFranco, whose Righteous Babe Records was based in town. The singer built her career outside of the major-label system, becoming…

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The Solido experience is renewed for the sixth year network which brings together the three prestigious Emilia-Romagna festivals Ferrara Sotto Le Stelle, Arti Vive Festival and Acieloaperto. Last week the presentation press conference took place in Bologna, attended by Laura Di Salvo (Head of Communications Emilia-Romagna Music Commission), Corrado Nuccini (Artistic Director of Ferrara Sotto Le Stelle), Matteo Gozzi (Artistic Director of Arti Vive Festival) and Piero Mantengoli (Artistic Director of Acieloaperto). Strengthened by the positive experience of the first three-year period 2021/2023 and the first two years of the current three-year period 2024/2026, Solido continues to design a virtuous…

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After Maroon 5's concert last June 25th, I-Days returns to the Milan racecourses with a long weekend full of concerts. Tomorrow 3 July there will be Florence + The Machine at the San Siro Hippodrome, the smaller one (9pm, at 7pm the Magic Street Preachers, before that the Cliffords); Sunday 5 July the Foo Fighters at the La Maura Hippodrome (starting at 8pm, before them Idles and Fat Dog); Monday 6th again at Maura, System of a Down with Queens of the Stone Age and Acid Bath.Given the heat these days, some rules have been changed. At both the San…

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Crystal Rose’s band were still setting up their gear at the East Room, a grungy venue next door to an occult shop in East Nashville, when a small group of women gathered near the front of the stage. After blending into the crowd, they quietly began to sing a chant-like refrain, silencing the chatty audience into rapt attention. Rose, who put together the flash choir just a few weeks earlier, stepped off the stage to join them. The song was titled “Call See Call” and Rose — a Kansas City, Missouri, native who fuses pop and soul, hip-hop and folk into…

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Djrum has a new EP on the way. I Wander, the British producer’s follow-up to Under Tangled Silence, is due August 14, via Houndstooth. The record, says Felix Manuel in a press release, “can be digested in bitesize chunks, or taken as a whole. Each track tells a different story on their own, but taken as a whole, a different narrative is revealed.” Listen to “I Wander (IV + V)” below.Manuel added in the press release, “What’s the difference between a song, a track, a work, a piece? I am interested in playing with these distinctions.”Read about Under Tangled Silence…

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There are debuts that arrive with the weight of a long experience behind them, despite being the first official step of a new formation. This is the case of Fields Of Agony, a British group that… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Biagio Antonacci has announced his new album of unreleased songs: it's called Mustang and the September 25th for the Iris label, distributed by Epic Records / Sony Music Italy. The album is now available for pre-order, and arrives on the eve of the artist's live return withUnplugged 2026the tour that starts tomorrow. Mustang, the new album by Biagio Antonacci Mustang is the new unpublished work of Biagio Antonacciout September 25. The single also finds space on the album You & Mepublished last April and the first step towards this new chapter. The album is released in the final week of…

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