Author: Press Room

Lorde has played her first set at Governor’s Ball in nine years, and put her own personal spin on the Charli XCX collab ‘Girl, So Confusing’. The New Zealand pop star made her return to the New York music event on Friday (June 5), closing out the first night of the festival. Acknowledging her return to that stage after nearly a decade, she said it was “the most nervous I’ve been for a show in a while” and went on to break out numerous fan favourites like ‘Royals’, ‘What Was That’, and ‘Hammer’. One of the most exciting moments in…

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vote7.0 Bands: DEAD VOID Duration: 00:34:28 Available from: 06/06/2026 Label: Me Saco Un Ojo Records Four years of hiding from the scene do not seem to have particularly affected the haughty effigy of the Danish Dead Void, who, just like for the debut “Volatile Forms”, return to publication supported by the crossfire of Dark Descent and Me Saco Un Ojo Records for the new work “Cranial Devastation”, a rather eloquent title regarding the malevolent intentions released by the suffocating coils of death-doom carefully crafted for the occasion. The band's line-up sees the defection of D on bass, promptly replaced in…

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TIM Summer Hits 2026 warms up the engines. From 21 to 24 June Piazza del Popolo in Rome will host four free evenings which will see some of the protagonists of Italian music of the moment taking turns on stage. The event will be recorded in the capital and then broadcast in the following weeks in prime time on Rai 1. They return to management for the third consecutive year Carlo Conti And Andrea Deloguconfirmed at the helm of the show produced by Friends TV for Rai Pubblicità and TIM. TIM Summer Hits 2026: when recorded in Rome The recordings…

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Morgan Wallen has gone viral for grabbing and throwing a security guard’s phone at one of his shows, and also batted off backlash after cancelling a gig due to the threat of “severe weather” that never materialised. The country star turned heads during one part of his live show in Pittsburgh on Friday night (June 5), when he threw a security guard’s phone towards the audience. In footage of the moment, which has now gone viral, the singer is seen performing live at the Acrisure Stadium as part of his ‘Still The Problem’ tour, and seemingly noticed that a security…

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Disney World in Orlando has officially replaced the Aerosmith rollercoaster with a new ride centred around The Muppets – and it features a cover of an iconic Blur song. In 2024, Disney World announced that it would be rebranding the Aerosmith Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, which was there for over two decades and featured cameos from the band as well as their hits ‘Dude (Looks Like A Lady)’, ‘Walk This Way’ and ‘Back In The Saddle’. It was then confirmed that a new Muppets attraction would be taking its place, and the Aerosmith ride – which was centred around an…

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Neffa and Fabri Fibra have announced that they have recorded an album together. The news was announced by the two during their performance at Party Like a Deejaythe Radio Deejay party in Milan. «In this life we ​​managed to make a record together» the amused comment from the stage, before performing together Jay-Zthe first track extracted from this work.Hip hop fans are well aware of the connection between Neffa and Fabri Fibra. A relationship that was born from afar and which took shape for the first time in 2002 when Neffa gave an album of beats for what would become…

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Qween Jean, costume designer of Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, made history as the first openly trans person to win a Tony Award. Jean received the award for Best Costume Design of a Musical during the pre-show on Sunday night at Radio City Music Hall, which was hosted by Laura Benanti and Tituss Burgess. “This experience has been monumental,” Jean said in her acceptance speech. “We are here for the legacy of queer people, trans people. We are taking up space in ways we have to take up space. We have to shift the paradigm. So I just want to…

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With What are you doing this evening, Naomi opens a new phase of his musical journey. The song, born from the meeting with Paolo Antonacci And Vito Salamancain fact mixes passion, lightness and theatricality, leading the artist towards expressive territories still little explored. “I wanted to tell a part of me more linked to the dimension of passion and sensuality”. “What are you doing this evening”: the influence of Raffaella Carrà In describing the new single, Naomi he also quotes an icon of Italian music: Raffaella Carrà. In fact, the singer recognizes in the song's chorus an energy that reminds…

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