Author: Press Room

From front row to nosebleeds, it's all one price for the country star's Blame It All on My Roots Tour Garth Brooks is leaning into affordability. The “Friends in Low Places” singer is pricing every seat on his new arena tour around $150. As a press release trumpets, “every seat in the house, one fair price.” The breakdown is $140 for the ticket, four bucks for a facility fee, and a $10 service charge, plus taxes. Fans of Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam may recognize the all-in pricing from past tours by those artists, but this marks a rare moment…

Photo by Francesca Maffioletti The Campo Marte Arena last night was bedlam. Under the sky of Brescia, Gemitaiz put together 20 years of career in 2 hours without a moment's decline. The live: No frills, just stage, band and microphone. Gemitaiz entered on “David” and the Arena immediately hit the ground running. The underlying theme of the evening was clear: technique first of all. Every double rhyme, every joint, every pause came clear even without study. He alternated new pieces with those that made history: from “Despite it all” to “Poison 7”until “Excuse me” which turned off the lights and…

Italian music returns to Capri. After the success of the first edition, the City of Capri e Golden Boys announce the second edition of Capri Music Awardsscheduled for 15, 16 and 17 July 2026: three days dedicated to the protagonists of the Italian music scene and emerging talents, hosted in some of the most evocative places on the island. Opening the line-up are the first four artists announced: Samurai Jay, LDA, AKA 7even And Venous Aura. The cast will be enriched in the coming weeks with new guests. He will host the final evening again Elisabetta Gregoracialready patron of the…

Told Slant, the solo project of Florist’s Felix Walworth, has a new album on the way. What’s Up, their first record since 2020’s Point the Flashlight and Walk, arrives on September 4 via Mtn. Laurel Recording Co. Walworth also released a new song, “Manhattan,” today. You can listen to that below.In a press statement, Walworth called What’s Up their “New York record,” which to them means exploring what happens when you dedicate yourself “somewhat maniacally to the project of self expression and subculture in one of the most hostile environments on earth.” Walworth played drums, bass, and guitar on the…

We finally have details on Alabama Shakes’ long-rumored new album. I Must Be Dreaming, their first LP in 11 years, is coming August 28 via Island and will include the already-released tracks “American Dream” and “Another Life.” The next single, “I Feel Hope Coming,” drops this Friday.In a statement, singer Brittany Howard said the album title “has a double meaning to it. It could be saying, ‘I must be dreaming, because the world is so fucking crazy right now.’ But it could also mean, ‘I must be dreaming, because the world is so incredibly beautiful.’ Both those things can be…

Girl Talk, aka Greg Gillis, has teamed up with rappers Michael Christmas and Chris Crack for a new EP. Don’t Come to My House Sharing Your Location is out August 14 via C&G Records and Illegal Art. Below, watch the three artists stroll around Gillis’ home city of Pittsburgh in the video for lead single “Vending Machine Charcuterie Board.”Gillis’ last full-length LP, 2022’s Full Court Press, was a collaboration with Wiz Khalifa, Big K.R.I.T., and Smoke DZA. Last year he shared the single “Believe in Ya” with Yaeji and T-Pain. Don’t Come to My House will be pressed on vinyl…

Green Day are back with a rollicking new song, “I'm Never Gonna RIP,” which will appear on the soundtrack for the band's upcoming coming-of-age comedy, Nimrods. “I'm Never Gonna RIP” harks back to the earliest days of rock & roll with its “Rock Around the Clock”-style groove, but the crunchy guitar tones and bratty, invincible lyrics are pure Green Day. “The devil's on my tail but he's chasing a ghost,” Billie Joe Armstrong wails before launching into a final chorus: “I'm never gonna RIP/I'm never gonna RIP/Might go down in history cause/I ain't ever gonna RIP” Along with releasing “I'm…

H e's not even going to deny it — Timothy Olyphant is having a pretty damn good time. At 58, the actor has more than a few memorable roles on his resume. He played stormy lawman Seth Bullock in the HBO Western series Deadwood and quick-draw marksman Marshal Raylan Givens in Justifiedcreepy android scientist Kirsh in Alien: Earth and hysterical kidnapping victim Pete in Over Your Dead Body. But perhaps more importantly, Olyphant has managed a feat that many actors devote — or destroy — entire careers trying to achieve: He's just famous enough. Olyphant's three-decade-long journey in Hollywood has…

We will also see in Italy Nimrodsthe comedy written and directed by Lee Kirk and produced by Green Day, featuring the three of American Idiot in the role of themselves. The film is a daring pop-punk coming-of-age story and a road movie. It will arrive in Italian cinemas with the Italian distribution of Nexo Studios from 11 to 18 August (pre-sales open from 14 July at this link). Rolling Stone is media partner. In addition to the film, the cinema will feature live songs by Green Day recorded at the Palladium in Los Angeles and an introduction by the band.The…

Wet Leg‘s Rhian Teasdale has revealed that she got “kicked out” of her GCSE music course when she was in school. READ MORE: Wet Leg on contributing to War Child’s ‘Help(2)’ album: “It is literally the least anyone could do” Despite being a successful frontwoman now, according to Teasdale that wasn’t always the case, she revealed in new interview. She told The Cut: “It’s been a bit of a journey demystifying music-making for myself. I’m not from a musical household, and I even got kicked out of my GCSE music course because I was too far behind the rest of the…