Author: Press Room

Il tour del 1966 stava uccidendo i Beatles. Non letteralmente, ma le cose sembravano peggiorare di giorno in giorno. Il viaggio in Asia nel luglio di quell’anno si era concluso con un episodio terrificante nelle Filippine, quando uno sgarbo involontario alla famiglia del dittatore aveva scatenato il Paese contro i quattro. La scorta della polizia era stata improvvisamente ritirata e i Beatles si erano ritrovati da soli a difendersi da una folla di nazionalisti inferociti, che li aveva accompgnati in modo brutale fino all’aeroporto. Avevano avuto il permesso di lasciare il Paese solo dopo essere stati privati degli incassi.Dopo quell’esperienza…

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The duo last performed “Chinatown” live in 2020 Bruce Springsteen surprised the coastal crowd during Bleachers‘ show in Asbury Park to deliver a pair of nostalgic Jersey-centric songs on Friday night. “There’s nothin’ like playing at home. There’s nothing like being 16 years old and having to sell a certain amount of tickets so you can play inside the Pony, and it’s just your cousins at the show,” the band’s frontman Jack Antonoff said during the Shadow of the City Festival at Stone Pony Summer Stage. “There’s nothing like playing in the place you wrote the songs from. There’s nothing…

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As worthy as Dinosaur Jr.’s output has been since their mid-2000s reformation, the group’s work has been tinged with self-consciousness. Where their first three LPs hedged the band’s heroic chops behind ramshackle song structures and slovenly production, post-comeback albums like 2009’s Farm and 2012’s I Bet on Sky buttoned the flannel a bit, mirroring the cleaner, more streamlined sound of their ’90s output, which was mostly J Mascis’ work. By domesticating the Big Muff-induced guitar feedback and leaning into longer songs and the occasional touches of prog, they proved that a bona fide classic-rock trio had been hiding beneath the…

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Watching Dolly perform “I Will Always Love You” on The Porter Wagoner Show in 1974 can induce an itchy feeling, like the minutes before school lets out for summer vacation. See Dolly’s jittery hands at the end of the video—fretting with her sleeves, smoothing out the sequins on her dress, clasping and unclasping her fingers—and recall the simile she used in her 1977 song “Light of a Clear Blue Morning” to describe herself during that period: like a captured eagle. Many have written that “I Will Always Love You” was Dolly’s way to “soften the blow” of leaving Wagoner. Its…

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A congressman in Florida has said that Jelly Roll is “not welcomed” in Florida, following the singer calling Donald Trump a “fat pig” and “full of shit”. The singer took aim at the US President during his time hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! – stepping in as a guest host while Kimmel takes a break. During a recent episode, Jelly Roll told the live audience in a monologue that he had lost 300 pounds – the equivalent of “an entire Donald Trump”. He then poked fun at the president’s physique, saying: “Mr. President, from one fat pig to another, take it…

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The superstar donated to a GoFundMe launched to help Ashley Taunton, who was hit by a vehicle while helping others on the side of a road Taylor Swift is helping a mother recover after she was hit by a car while helping others. The star donated $50,000 to a GoFundMe created to aid Ashley Taunton, her husband, and their three children in paying for daily expenses so that they could focus on Taunton’s health, Rolling Stone can confirm. According to the fundraising page, Taunton saw someone in need after a car accident and pulled over during a heavy rainstorm to…

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SoundCloud is set to introduce direct-to-fan music sales. The streaming platform announced the change in an announcement on August 26. The feature will be trialled on select US-based Artist Pro creators, with the company expanding to further regions soon. SoundCloud will take no commission on any purchases, excluding fees and taxes. Currently, artists are also able to keep 100 per cent of their distribution royalties, and earn money through vinyl and ticketing services. Speaking about the decision, CEO Eliah Seton said: “Artists should be able to build their audience in one place, on one platform. SoundCloud has always been where…

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Dolly Parton has been cited by a judge striking down a proposed drag ban in Texas. Senate Bill 12, which was passed in 2023, bans “sexually oriented performances” from public venues and places where minors may be present. Though bill doesn’t explicitly state that drag is the target, Texas governer Greg Abbott has previously referenced the bill as a drag ban. The bill penalises venues for hosting such performances with fines of up to $10,000. Performers can also be charged with misdemeanor. Though the bill was struck down by US District Judge David Hittner in 2023, an appeal was made,…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. College football is officially back, with North Carolina and TCU facing off at the Aer Lingus College Classic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, on Saturday, Aug. 29, at 12 p.m. ET. The Bill Belichick-led Tar Heels will go head-to-head with the Horned Frogs, at this international matchup. The showdown will air on ESPN for U.S. audiences, and if you don’t already have a traditional cable subscription, you can still tune in with a free trial or live-TV…

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Underscores has released her new song ‘Unlimited Love’ and her Frost Children remix of ‘The Peace’. The Chicago-based hyperpop musician has released her first new music since her third album ‘U‘. She presents her glitchy and frenetic new single ‘Unlimited Love’, along with its B-side, a Frost Children remix of her song ‘The Peace’. The cover art for ‘Unlimited Love’ seems to reference a potential project called ‘After-U’. Taking to Instagram stories, Underscores wrote of ‘The Peace’ remix: “Thank U Frost Children I luv luv luv this remix so much”. Listen to both new singles down below: Underscores spoke to NME this…

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