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MGK has somersaulted off a roof into the audience, causing him to “mess my back up really, really bad” – watch the moment below. The musician was playing an afterparty on June 6 at Mezzo Grille in Conneticut while on tour for his latest album ‘Lost Americana’. While performing his collaboration with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst ‘FIX UR FACE’, MGK clambered onto a nearby roof to try and crowd surf. However, as he leapt into the audience, the people underneath failed to catch him – resulting in concertgoers screaming “Pick him up! Pick him up!” as MGK sank into the…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The FIFA World Cup is officially underway, and while there's plenty of buzz around players like Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi, much of the discussion around the most-watched tournament in the world has been around the controversial ticketing process. From long queues to sticker-shock prices, getting into the games has been anything but straightforward. At a Glance: How to Buy World Cup Tickets But as the group stage gets underway, there are still plenty of tickets available for…
Also on stage are Burna Boy, David Guetta, Michael Bublé, Alanis Morissette and Katy Perry. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Ariana Grande slammed President Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday after the White House used her 2024 song “Bye” in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement TikTok video depicting federal agents arresting and handcuffing people. In the comment section of the clip, the Grammy winner demanded that the administration stop using her music, according to Reuters. Per the outlet, she wrote, “Please do not ever use my music in relation to this barbaric, inhumane, heinous nonsense.” The music appears to have been taken down at the time of publication and Grande’s remark does not appear in the comment section. A spokesperson for…
Carly Simon howls like the wind on “Howl,” the lead single to her upcoming album, Comes in Waves. The song’s lyrics are a letter to a friend whose lover has just left them. With a big, catchy chorus, Simon advises the friend to get it out of their system: “Howl like the wind/Roar like the river/Wail like the rain/Cry, shout, and shiver,” all leading to the ultimate catharsis, “Call love a liar.” The song is gentle and powerful, and it portends more good songs for the rest of the album, which will be Simon’s first in nearly two decades when…
Video interview with Francesca Michielin. The singer-songwriter presented her new album White Magic (Columbia Records / Sony Music Italy), three years later Loose dogs. A concept album that intertwines dungeon synth, the Middle Ages, witches and video game music, and which marks a new and openly free phase of his journey. We talked about it with her on our microphones: the absence of fear in going against the grain, the “spectres” that hover in the songs, the desire to no longer chase trends and a clear reflection on the state of health of the music industry. Francesca Michielin Video interview…
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A fan wearing a banana suit has called out hardcore band End It after they encouraged other audience members to rip his costume. The incident took place last Friday (June 5) at a venue in Toronto, when the Baltimore-based hardcore band singled the fan out in the crowd and the singer seemed less than impressed with his choice of outfit. As seen in footage from the night, frontman Akil Godsey pointed to the man during End It’s performance and accused the fan of seeking attention with the costume. “Banana guy, come to the front. Fuck are you doing, my n****?”…
1952: Pete Farndon, bassist for the Pretenders, is born in Hereford, UK. He died on April 14, 1983. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Last night, Thursday 11 June 2026, Irama landed for the first time in San Sirowhere he took the audience by the hand and accompanied them on a journey that crossed all the souls of his music and its evolution, thus celebrating his first 10 year career with one of the most ambitious productions of his artistic journey. Dominating the scene is one gigantic Gothic rose window approximately 10 meters in diameter, entirely covered with video surfaces on which ad hoc visual content was developed for each song, with animations on the LED walls that accompanied and followed the rhythm of…
