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The artist recently returned to the scene with a new single, 'Chakzilla' Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash on Sunday. In the days that followed, many artists paid tribute to the artist, such as Tommy Cash who thanked him for “going beyond barriers, for always being yourself, for pushing me to overcome my limits”, or Kid Cudi who in a short message defined him as “a magnificent person”.Another alternative personality from the world of contemporary music has been added to this list, Melanie Martinez, who had a relationship with Oliver Tree between 2019 and 2020.“I was really torn up today,” Martinez wrote in an Instagram story. «It is really difficult to…
Tom Morello has postponed his scheduled live shows in London and Paris this week. READ MORE: Tom Morello: “In the past, I’ve wanted to use music as a battering ram for social justice” The soloist and Rage Against The Machine guitarist had been set to perform at Electric Brixton last night (Monday June 15), following his slot at Download 2026 the previous day (Sunday June 14). However, Morello took to social media yesterday to confirm that the gig in the capital would not be going ahead – just hours before he was due on stage. He also postponed his planned concert…
Jon Stewart spent much of Monday night's episode of The Daily Show lauding the Knicks' victory, describing the NBA championships win as resulting in an “overwhelming sense of joy and solidarity and diversity and community and a good amount of crying and a lot of contact high.” Stewart recounted New York's enthusiastic reaction to the Knicks winning, including the appearance of multiple Spider-Man costumes, a dancing MTA bus driver, and a drum line. The right wing media, of course, described the holidays as “chaos” and “mayhem,” but Stewart noted that reaction was a “record low” for a Saturday night. “I…
Just a year after the publication of their tenth long-distance work, “Culto”, Infection Code appear almost surprisingly again on the starting line with this “De… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
JANUARY21 – 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland (new show)23 – Co-op Live, Manchester, UK (new show)24 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, UK (new show)26 – Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth, UK (new show)27 – Utilita Arena Cardiff, Cardiff, UK (new show)29 – Zénith Toulouse Métropole, Toulouse, France30 – Arkéa Arena, Bordeaux, France31 – Zénith Nantes Métropole, Nantes, France FEBRUARY15 – Accor Arena, Paris, France16 – Forest National, Brussels, Belgium (new show)18 – ZAG Arena, Hanover, Germany20 – SAP Arena, Mannheim, Germany22 – Unipol Forum, Milan, Italy24 – O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic (new show)27 – Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Germany28 – PSD Bank Nürnberg Arena, Nuremberg,…
The New York rap group helped to celebrate the Knicks' championship victory by revisiting Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Wu-Tang Clan performed a medley of two songs, “Bring Da Ruckus” and “CREAM,” on The Tonight Show to help celebrate the Knicks' big win. Appearing on the late-night show ahead of their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame later this year, the Staten Island group donned Knicks gear and repeatedly shouted out to New York City during their performance. Both tracks come off the band's iconic 1993 effort Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). Wu-Tang Clan stopped by The…
Cimini come back with Tomorrowthe new single out on Friday 19 June 2026 for The Record Clinic And Sony Music Italy and Garrincha 373. To accompany the publication of the song there is a particular initiative: before even listening to the official version, fans and musicians will be able to try to guess the melody by taking part in a challenge launched on social media by the artist. Starting from chords, lyrics and BPM made available by Ciminiparticipants will be asked to create their own interpretation of the song. Those who come closest to the original version will have the…
Booker Stardrum and Evan Shornstein’s new album begins by depositing you into a new world. “OOPS!,” the title track and opener, kicks off immediately, with monolithic bass and shuffling drums swarmed by an army of insect-like blips and bleeps. You might need a moment to orient yourself, as piano notes hang in the air and keyboard tones settle like mist on a pond; it’s as though your eyes are adjusting, taking in the contours of the twinkling, alien landscape. The drums and shaker keep their mechanized pace, but the electronics constantly brighten and fade like flowers blooming in time lapse.…
Confined to his home after a pulmonary embolism and two heart attacks, Ibrahim Alfa Jnr. had only music to sustain himself. The Brighton-based producer, whose roots go back to the blistering techno 12″s he released in the ’90s alongside Cristian Vogel and Tobias Schmidt, had already weathered substantial adversity—including a prison stint during which he read about footwork in The Wire magazine and, unable to actually hear any tracks, tried to sequence it in his mind. His health problems were his most serious obstacle yet, as well as a motivator to reorient himself toward his passion. His latest album, Infinite…