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Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham has expressed his love for Sam Fender, praising his song ‘People Watching’. The guitarist and singer has posted a video on his YouTube channel in which he sits with his son Will and watches Fender’s performance of the title track of his Mercury-winning third album, live from the London Stadium. Will drew his father’s attention to potential similarities between ‘People Watching’ and early Fleetwood Mac records, to which Lindsey replied: “It’s hard to be objective about that, you know? I mean it did occur to me that maybe the guitar part was very much something I would do.” “The general kind of limits that the song puts on itself is very much like what we would…
Beyond being a platform for buying sneakers, Kicks Crew sells authenticated Pokémon cards, including releases that are hard to find in the US If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. It's been 30 years since Pokémon's Trading Card Game was introduced, and it's arguably more popular than ever. To celebrate, Pokémon will release an anniversary expansion, which will be released globally simultaneously for the first time. Pokémon TCG may occasionally make headlines for the rare cards that can sell for tens of millions of dollars,…
The Spanish singer will not perform as scheduled in Miami and Orlando Rosalía will not be taking the Lux world tour stateside just yet. On Thursday morning, the Spanish singer postponed her upcoming tour dates in Florida “due to a family emergency,” for the Miami venue Kaseya Center. Rosalía's June 4 show in Miami, which was set kick off the US leg of the Lux world tour, along with her June 6 show there and June 8 stop in Orlando have all been impacted. “She is sorry to disappoint her fans, but the circumstances have left her with no other…
Bob Dylan's June 7, 1988, concert at the Concord Pavilion in suburban San Francisco was not seen at the time as a landmark moment in music history. This was a low point in Dylan's career after two truly dismal albums (Knocked Out Loaded and Down in the Groove), two years of non-stop touring where he was backed at various points by Tom Petty and the Heartbreaks and the Grateful Dead, and many nights where it felt like he was phoning it in. He even made a movie, Hearts of Firewhere he played a washed-up rock star. It was such a…
A Måneskin reunion at the Sanremo Festival 2027. Or rather: the complete return of the Roman band, which officially never broke up, despite the various solo projects of its members. The hypothesis has been relaunched by an indiscretion collected by the Adnkronos agency, according to which the return of the Roman band to the Ariston would be part of the broader renewal project that the new artistic director and host Stefano De Martino is preparing.Two elements above all make the scenario plausible. The first concerns the presence in De Martino's musical team of Fabrizio Ferraguzzo, a manager who accompanied Måneskin…
The Mary Wallopers have announced new album ‘Paddywhackery’ and dropped the lead single ‘Crowns Of England’. Check it out below, along with details of a new UK and Ireland tour. Set for release on September 18, the new record will be the third from the Dundalk band – following on from the critically acclaimed 2023 album ‘Irish Rock’n’Roll’. Visit here to pre-order. While that sophomore record saw the band launch into writing their own songs for the first time, this upcoming release see them take things up another notch. They recorded it during an intense two-week period in Liverpool with…
Charley Crockett took the stage at Bear Shadow Music Festival in Highlands, North Carolina, last weekend for a set that didn’t shy away from his missing-in-action album Clovis. “They took this record down, but I’m going to play one, anyways,” Crockett said onstage before diving into the LP’s opening track, “The Hallelujah Trail.” Clovis was mysteriously removed from streaming platforms early last month shortly after its own surprise release in late April. Crockett’s documentary, A Cowboy in London, also disappeared from YouTube after a short run. Co-produced by Crockett and Shooter Jennings, Clovis was recorded at Norman Petty Studios in…
The rising singer-songwriter's second album shows off a bedroom-pop sound that's as influenced by indie confessionals as R&B valentines Malcolm Todd is a rising star with a sweet, lilting voice and a knack for intimate popcraft. But if you're looking for the illusions of grandeur we often expect from rising pop people, look elsewhere. The LA-based singer-songwriter opened his self-titled 2025 debut worrying that he might not make it because he's “not a Harry Styles” (one of the most memorable admissions of comparative career jitters since Pink told us she wasn't as pretty as Britney a quarter century ago). On…
Marjane Satrapi, the French Iranian graphic novelist and filmmaker whose 2007 animated feature Persepolis earned an Oscar nomination, has died, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Her cause of death is not public, but a statement from her family noted her death occurred a little over a year after the death of her husband, producer-actor-screenwriter Mattias Ripa, whom her family noted was the “love of her life.” She echoed this sentiment herself in a series of posts on her Instagram page. Satrapi was 56. The four-volume Persepolis graphic novels, Satrapi's best-known works to English speakers, were first published in France between…
The fateful third album: the law of album number three has once again found its long-awaited epilogue, and this time the protagonists of recording history are Eternal Evil, a Swedish quartet… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
