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Warpaint made their return to the stage last night (Thursday June 11), performing their first show in nearly two years as part of the Harry Styles-curated Meltdown festival at London’s Southbank Centre. Check out photos, footage, the setlist and more of what went down below. It was announced back in April that Styles would be following in the footsteps of David Bowie, The Cure’s Robert Smith, Nick Cave, Patti Smith, Grace Jones, Christine And the Queens, Nile Rodgers, David Byrne, Yoko Ono, Little Simz, Jarvis Cocker and many more in handpicking artists to perform across 11 nights at the legendary venue in the capital. His takeover running until…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When people think of celebrity-favorite travel destinations, places like Ibiza, Monaco, and Cannes usually come to mind. Every summer, social media fills up with snapshots of A-listers vacationing along the Mediterranean coast, attending glamorous events, and spending time aboard luxury yachts. But what many travelers don't realize is that one of the entertainment industry's most iconic destinations is much closer to home — and you don't need a passport to get there. Located in the heart of Los…
A post on the musician's website claims nine people are pretending to be Morrissey and “operating on behalf of various political groups,” including someone with ties to a former Smiths member Morrissey has an update from the Web Sheriff, an anti-piracy company he wrote on his website is helping him get to the bottom of “the very worst case of online identity fraud,” stating that there are “nine individuals masquerading as Morrissey operating on behalf of various political groups.” The former Smiths frontman first voiced his concerns about being impersonated online in April 2025. At the time, he warned fans…
This year we celebrate two decades of career for Marton Saliba, the mind behind Saħħar, a black metal project from Malta, a land that, despite a decidedly… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Elvis Costello has said he is not a fan of Oasis, calling them a “simplification of The La’s“. READ MORE: Oasis live in Cardiff opening night review: a supersonic reunion for a new generation During a new interview with the Liverpool Echo, the London singer-songwriter discussed the difference between musicians from Merseyside and Manchester. “This is probably an heretical thing to say to Mancunians, but I think that Oasis are a simplification of the La’s,” Costello told the outlet. He continued: “There was a purity to [The La’s frontman] Lee [Mavers’] songs and the whole attitude of that. [Oasis] is much…
D wayne Kuklinski was doing a big construction job back in January when he noticed a guy on his crew eyeing him. “You look just like the Iceman,” the man told him, taking in his piercing brown eyes, neat goatee, and imposing frame. The guy was referring to a towering figure in New Jersey history, a ruthless killer who claimed to have mob ties. He was convicted of murdering five men in 1988, once freezing a body to obscure the time of death, hence his nickname. A famous braggart, the Iceman claimed to have killed far more — a notion…
When Wiki wrapped production on his new album Ancient History, the New York rapper couldn’t have known just how electric a moment in the city’s history it would be born into. But longtime Knicks fans and bandwagoners alike will appreciate this record’s dedication to the sounds of his hometown—more specifically, its parks system, a place that has brought him refuge, community, and inspiration over the years. Fellow New Yorkers Your Old Droog, duendita, and Salimata feature, and jazzy, often-introspective production from MIKE and Navy Blue builds out Wiki’s solo universe. By the end, it really does feel like New York…
Steven Spielberg hailed Taylor Swift as a “singular,” courageous and AI-defying artist Thursday at the Songwriters Hall of Fame, where the filmmaker introduced “the youngest female ever to be inducted.” “A woman who has no fear when it comes to shattering records as a writer, singer, and storyteller. A singular artist and a genuine phenomenon placed in our culture rivals that of the composers of the Great American Songbook, Lennon and McCartney of the Sixties, and the singer-songwriters of the Seventies like Carole King and Stevie 'Let's Go' Nicks and your namesake James Taylor,” Spielberg said in his speech. “Her…
After over twenty years of activity the platform Tickets.ie went into liquidation Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
A new clip from Virginia Woolf’s Night And Day sees Lily Allen‘s Mary Datchet organising the Suffragettes – watch it exclusively on NME above. The film is an adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s classic 1919 novel. Set in Edwardian England, Night And Day focuses on two women – Allen’s fearless, funny Datchet and Haley Bennet’s passionate astronomer Katherine Hilbery – who have different ideas on romance and success. The above clip sees the pair working together to organise a protest in support of women’s suffrage before Mary invites Katherine to study in their headquarters. Directed by Tina Gharavi, Virginia Woolf’s Night…