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Michelle Branch is going back to her electric blue beginnings. To celebrate 25 years of her debut album, The Spirit Room, the singer-songwriter has announced Everywhere and Back Againan EP of some of her biggest hits that have been reimagined by other artists. The full project will be out on Nov. 6 via BMG, marking the first release under Branch's new label home. But a new version of the 2002 hit “The Game of Love” featuring New Radicals' Gregg Alexander is out now. “I've been in a very creative time in my life,” Branch tells Rolling Stone over the phone.…
No promos, no social media, no web: this seems to be the decidedly old school philosophy of the bands linked to the Belgian label Medieval Prophecy Records, which they strictly adhere to… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Lil Durk won a significant court victory Tuesday when a federal judge agreed to separate newly filed racketeering charges from his upcoming trial over allegations he ordered a killing that resulted in an August 2022 murder in Los Angeles. In a brief ruling issued after a tense hearing, the judge said that a separate January 2022 killing in Chicago and an alleged February 2019 attempted murder in Atlanta would be off-limits at Durk’s Aug. 20 trial in downtown Los Angeles because prosecutors introduced them only last month, in a third superseding indictment. The judge said the related new counts —…
Articolo di Adriana Panico Fantastic Negrito, artista dallo stile unico che contamina blues, rock, funk, soul e radici afroamericane, torna in Italia per un tour estivo dedicato al lancio di “Alive”, il suo primo album dal vivo registrato nel corso delle sue esibizioni tra America ed Europa, in uscita il 17 luglio con la Storefront Records (l’etichetta di Fantastic Negrito). L’album si concentra sull’umanità della musica dal vivo con i suoi suoni grezzi, il rumore, la spontaneità e l’energia del pubblico. Ascolto, connessione autentica con l’altro e gratitudine: sono queste, per lui, le pratiche quotidiane con cui resistere allo scollamento del…
Reading & Leeds have announced the “biggest staging and arena overhaul” ever for the festival’s 2026 edition. This year’s dual bash is set to take place at Little John’s Farm in Reading and Bramham Park in Leeds across the summer Bank Holiday weekend (Thursday August 27 to Sunday August 30). Up to six stages will be on site at this year’s bash with improvements to the Main Stage now known as The Grid, along with new stages The Gallery and The Warehouse. Last December, organisers confirmed six headliners – Fontaines D.C., Florence + The Machine, Dave, Charli XCX, RAYE and…
Fifth studio album for Quicksand, a band founded way back in 1990 by Walter Schreifels, former singer of Gorilla Biscuits, to give vent to his more experimental impulses, despite having in mind… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Roger Taylor has opened up about the chances of Queen touring again. The legendary band last hit the road in North America in 2023, as part of their “ambitious” ‘Rhapsody Tour’ with Adam Lambert. The tour came to the UK and Europe in 2022, while their most recent live shows took place in Asia in early 2024. Now, Taylor has commented on the future of the band, telling BBC Radio 2: “Well, it is a big machine to gear up, if you know what I mean.” He went on to say: “I think it’s more down to Brian [May] than me. I love…
For more than three decades, Oasis‘ Noel Gallagher has been dunking on Phil Collins. He’s called the Genesis frontman the antichrist and humorously urged Britons to vote Labour as a means of keeping Collins out of England. Now that Gallagher, 59, and Collins, 75, stand to run into one another when they’re inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this fall, Collins is speaking out. “I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt here, and assuming he doesn’t really think I’m the antichrist,” Collins recently told Mojo. The magazine reports that in 1994, Gallagher called Collins “the antichrist…
When Jason Newsted was in Metallica, he says he can remember only a handful of times when the band ever stopped a show. One was in Canada, during a period where the thrash-metal titans were still building the massive fan base they maintain today. During an appearance on Rolling Stone's Nashville Now podcast, the bassist recalls one specific gig in remote Canada where he and singer James Heftfield found themselves under fire — from darts. In those days, Newsted says, the band wasn't always selling out hockey arenas north of the border, and the promoter would split the venue in…
The annual shopping event features discounts of up to 70% off across top brands like Coach, On, and Kiehl's If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Remember when you signed up for that Nordstrom credit card and wondered whether you'd actually use it (or if the hit to your credit score would be worth it)? Well, now's the time to cash in on that decision because Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is officially here. When Is Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale 2026? The annual event, which runs from July…
