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2026 marks a fundamental double anniversary in the career of Vinicio Capossela. The singer-songwriter is in fact celebrating thirty years of “Il Ballo di San Vito”, published on 10 October 1996, and twenty years of “Ovunque Proteggi”, released on 20 January 2006, two albums that represent key moments in his artistic journey. For the occasion, two celebratory limited edition vinyl reissues and four special concerts dedicated to the two albums arrive. The reprints will be available in just 1,000 numbered copies each and will faithfully reproduce the original graphics. “Il Ballo di San Vito” will return in an edition on…

Chad Hugo has teamed up with Tierra Whack and Leikeli47 rfor his rowdy new single ‘JUMPUPW!NYA’ – complete with an epic video. The track marks the debut solo single from the former Neptunes and N.E.R.D. musician, and features classic Chad Hugo grooves and spacey, swirling synths. The video is equally as high-energy. Featuring a motley crew of men in hazmat suits concocting the tune, it also depicts Chad Hugo as a cowboy in the desert and Whack manning an intergalactic space craft. The video ends with multiple explosions across the surreal locations shown in the video. According to Chad Hugo’s…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Sony unveiled its latest pair of headphones earlier this year with the introduction of the 1000X The Collexion, a new premium addition to the company’s 1000X headphone line. Touted as “a new reference point” for sound, comfort, and design, the headphones up the ante on all fronts for Sony, which has been a leader in the audio space for more than seven decades. I first demoed the headphones during a brief session at the Sony offices in Tokyo…

“Her voice, her songwriting, her honesty and her unique spirit remain as powerful today as ever,” estate wrote in tribute Thursday Amy Winehouse's estate and family remembered the singer Thursday on the 15th anniversary of her death. “Fifteen years on, Amy's music continues to connect with people around the world,” Winehouse's official Instagram wrote in a tribute post Thursday. “Her voice, her songwriting, her honesty and her unique spirit remain as powerful today as ever. Thank you for keeping her memory alive through the music she loved so much.” Winehouse died July 23, 2011 at the age of 27, with…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Michelle Branch isn't shying away from nostalgia with her upcoming Everywhere and Back Again tours. The EP of the same name, out in November, will feature reimagined versions of some of her biggest hits recorded by other artists. We got a taste of it with “The Game of Love” featuring fellow Y2K survivor Gregg Alexander of New Radicals (who co-wrote the original). The 18-date tour kicks off on the West Coast in September, and runs through November. Branch…

Ipswich's Basement had accustomed us to a completely different pace, when between 2011 and 2018 they released four albums, practically one every two years. So much so that we thought they had retreated; after all, this is what happens to many independent cults that never really explode.And yet here they are, returning after eight years, with what will most likely be remembered as their best album. Because, in this “Wired”, the most American band in the United Kingdom has managed to convey its mix of grunge guitars, post-hardcore explosions and emo outbursts worthy of Sunny Day Real Estate in the…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. After making $124 million at the box office opening weekend, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is inspiring a flood of merchandise tied to the ancient epic poem. The latest designs aren’t trying to recreate movie posters or plaster the titular character’s face across another basic graphic tee. Instead, a growing collection of “Odysseus World Tour” T-shirts is making the rounds online, imagining the Greek hero’s legendary 20-year journey home as a concert tour. The apparel is complete with tongue-in-cheek…

Madison Square Garden temporarily disabled its on-site surveillance system during Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, according to a new Wired report. The New York City venue reportedly locked security staff out of its camera network and facial recognition software for seven hours on July 2, the night of Swift and Kelce’s rehearsal dinner, and again for their wedding ceremony on the 3rd. Pitchfork has reached out to representatives for Swift for comment.Wired’s Noah Shachtman, who recently reported on MSG’s extensive celebrity database, acquired an internal memo that confirms the shutdown was the result of a “client privacy request.” However,…

MAQUINA., a trio from Lisbon composed of Halison Peres (drums/vocals), José “Mendy” Rego (bass) and João Cavalheiro (guitar/effects), have built their reputation on a promise: that of a live performance that leaves you breathless, sweaty, alive. Over two hundred and fifty concerts in two years, festivals throughout Europe, a trip to Kexp and a tour in Brazil. With “BODY TRANSMISSION”, their second album, they did the only thing possible for a band like this: they bottled that fury, without diluting it. The album comes after “PRATA” (2024), an album that lived on improvisation and jam longer than ten minutes. For…

The Kinks’ Ray and Dave Davies have said they are “getting on great” and have refused to rule out a future reunion. The brothers have spoken to The Times ahead of the opening of their new exhibition, The Kinks: Brothers, at the Gibson Garage in London tomorrow (July 24). It will run until September 6, and you can find out more here. The exhibition sees Ray and Dave collaborate with British portrait painter Christian Furr, who has reimagined a 1968 passport photobooth picture of the brothers taken in East Finchley, North London, in a series of mixed-media works on paper and canvas. Dave cried when he first saw Furr’s paintings, with the images prompting him to consider his fractured…