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Graham Coxon has spoken to NME about finally releasing his lost album ‘Castle Park‘, as well as reflecting on his life as a solo artist and what the future holds for Blur. Released on Friday (June 19), ‘Castle Park’ was originally recorded back in 2011 alongside the songs that would make up his 2012 album ‘A+E‘. It was then shelved as further Blur activity kicked off, before his soundtrack work on The End Of The Fucking World, his graphic novel and accompanying music for ‘Superstate’, his life as half of The WAEVE with partner Rose Elinor Dougall, and even more…

The Norwegians Einherjer had been missing for more than five years since that “North Star” on Napalm Records which had not moved the balance of Frode Glesnes' band much, maintaining their… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

Blossoms surprised fans with a pop-up gig from the back of a van – check out footage below. READ MORE: Blossoms interview: “The last thing we want to do is mimic what we’ve done before” Earlier this week, the Manchester indie band announced their sixth studio album, ‘Songs From The Wedding Cake’. It’s due out on October 2nd via ODD SK / Distiller Records – pre-order/pre-save here. To celebrate, last night (June 20), they showed up outside 42nd Street Nightclub in Manchester, where they performed a brief gig from the back of a van. They opened with ‘Your Girlfriend’, before launching into…

After the first appointments which have already marked the start of the 2026 live season, i Folkstone continue their journey on Italian stages with a calendar that will see them protagonists throughout the summer between festivals, events and historical re-enactments. A path that once again confirms the band's strong connection with the live dimension, which has always been a central element of its artistic identity. NEXT DATES June 27 – Monza – Monza Folk Fest July 11 – Ambria (BG) – Ambria Music Festival August 7 – Montelago (MC) August 8 – Montelago (MC) – Acoustic Set August 9 –…

Hellfest, one of the most important metal festivals in Europe, paid homage to Ozzy Osbourne with the inauguration of a monumental statue dedicated to the rock legend who passed away in 2025. The work, approximately six meters high, was unveiled at the entrance to the French Clisson festival and depicts the famous Prince of Darkness in one of his iconic poses.The installation was announced in recent months by Sharon Osbourne, who had publicly thanked the director of Hellfest, Ben Barbaud, for wanting to celebrate her husband's memory in such a significant way.The statue was created by the French artist Philippe…

Iron Maiden are enforcing a phone-free standing area at their upcoming Paris show, as it will be filmed for a new concert film. READ MORE: ‘Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition’ review: shock and roll with metal’s new wave pioneers The band are set to play the La Défense Arena on Monday (June 22) as part of their ‘Run For Your Lives’ tour, which kicked off last year. Now, they’ve announced that the gig will be filmed, so fans in the standing and General Admission areas will not be permitted to use their phones. The band announced the policy on Facebook and shared a step-by-step…

As she enters the music scene of these turbulent 20s, Olivia Rodrigo's star seems increasingly difficult to ignore. From ex-Disney star to modern pop rock icon – new Avril Lavigne, more than someone says – the American singer has transformed her adolescent love troubles and her existential crises into songs which, in the span of two acclaimed albums – “Sour” (2021) and “Guts” (2023) – have made her the symbolic artist of Gen Z, placing her in a narrow musical corridor that has allowed her to earn everyone's respect despite remaining relatively an artist dedicated to making music “for teenagers”.…

In a Rome already crushed by the coils of an early summer, a handful of heroes crowd the indoor hall of the Monk Club to watch an even more incendiary live performance. From the post-modern follies of the Rising Sun, the trio known as Guitar Wolf down one beer after another while waiting to go on stage, while the Romans Poo Poo Talks offer the public their set based on garage and synth-rock. After 10pm, Guitar, Drum and Bass Wolf enter the scene to drink the last can, crushed with their hands before setting fire to the sonic powders. “MORE…

At the doors of the Traffic Live Club in Via Prenestina you can immediately feel an air of feverish excitement, mixed pleasantly with the sirocco that rages over the capital. The concert by Turin's Ponte del Diavolo is highly anticipated, as they land in Rome to show off one of the most successful mixes of darkwave, doom and black-metal in the sonic panorama of the Bel Paese. Fromunderground Piedmontese on the stages of the major European festivals, the path of the band led with dark sensuality by singer Elena Camusso has been dazzling, certainly unique in its stylistic proposal. While…

For many years now “the” Sherwood (i.e. the festival) has become infinitely more popular than “the” Sherwood (in the sense of the radio that organizes it). It was certainly a consequence of the choice, at the time, to sell the frequencies to survive exclusively online (the writer remembers the disappointment with which a generic “jealous radio” suddenly took the place of the one he always listened to in the car and at home). The fact is that this year too, as in every summer for over twenty years now, the car park of the Euganeo stadium in Padua becomes one…