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Towards the end of the third show of Rush's Fifty Something Tour, the band experienced something nearly unimaginable for one of the most technically proficient and perfectionist acts of the rock era — a full musical train wreck that stopped the overture to “2112” right in its progged-out tracks. But no one actually made an instrumental mistake. Instead, two minutes in, Geddy Lee's bass went dead, and he whipped it off his shoulder, heading backstage for a replacement that failed to immediately arrive. It took his bandmates a while to notice, leading to a brief, fascinating guitar-and-drums-only rendition of the…
Ecotage return with “Redemption”, the second EP of their discography and follow-up to “Devastation”, the debut mini released two years ago. The Finnish team is still moving… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
The Colombian artist Feid has surprisingly released the new mixtape El Moco Verde.available now on digital platforms. The project is accompanied by the single Pienxa En Mimade with Sfera Ebbastaon all Italian radios from Friday 19 June. For the Italian public the news is above all this: after the 2021 duet in “Dorado” together with Mahmood, Feid And Sfera Ebbasta they meet again, in a song that unites the global Latin scene with the Italian urban one. Feid, the return to hip-hop roots with “El Moco Verde.” With El Moco Verde. Feid returns to his 90s hip-hop roots. More than…
I didn’t get “Drop Dead” right away. The lead single from Olivia Rodrigo’s new album was somehow more frantic but way less fun than peppy predecessors like “Bad Idea Right?” or “Get Him Back!” Then I was strolling around Crown Heights at golden hour, a little wine-drunk and hopelessly infatuated with a boy who’d been “pressed up in the bathroom line” next to me at a house party the night before, when I realized: this wasn’t a love song, it was a limerence song, an anxious attachment anthem. The late fashion designer Alexander McQueen once said there’s blood beneath every…
In September the Queen drummer will release “Violence insane in a beautiful world” Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
A couple of months ago Morrissey spoke about a defamation lawsuit he filed against a troll who has been operating online for about ten years. In a message published yesterday on Morrissey Central, the singer's official website, it is explained that there are as many as nine people impersonating him on behalf of various political groups and that one of them is linked to an unidentified former member of the Smiths«Eighteen months ago» we read on the site, the company «Web Sheriff contacted Merck Mercuriadis, Morrissey's former manager, informing him that he had discovered “the worst case of online identity…
Warpaint made their return to the stage last night (Thursday June 11), performing their first show in nearly two years as part of the Harry Styles-curated Meltdown festival at London’s Southbank Centre. Check out photos, footage, the setlist and more of what went down below. It was announced back in April that Styles would be following in the footsteps of David Bowie, The Cure’s Robert Smith, Nick Cave, Patti Smith, Grace Jones, Christine And the Queens, Nile Rodgers, David Byrne, Yoko Ono, Little Simz, Jarvis Cocker and many more in handpicking artists to perform across 11 nights at the legendary venue in the capital. His takeover running until…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When people think of celebrity-favorite travel destinations, places like Ibiza, Monaco, and Cannes usually come to mind. Every summer, social media fills up with snapshots of A-listers vacationing along the Mediterranean coast, attending glamorous events, and spending time aboard luxury yachts. But what many travelers don't realize is that one of the entertainment industry's most iconic destinations is much closer to home — and you don't need a passport to get there. Located in the heart of Los…
A post on the musician's website claims nine people are pretending to be Morrissey and “operating on behalf of various political groups,” including someone with ties to a former Smiths member Morrissey has an update from the Web Sheriff, an anti-piracy company he wrote on his website is helping him get to the bottom of “the very worst case of online identity fraud,” stating that there are “nine individuals masquerading as Morrissey operating on behalf of various political groups.” The former Smiths frontman first voiced his concerns about being impersonated online in April 2025. At the time, he warned fans…
This year we celebrate two decades of career for Marton Saliba, the mind behind Saħħar, a black metal project from Malta, a land that, despite a decidedly… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
