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Artist is on the road, supporting Maren Morris Scout Willis belts a powerhouse kiss-off to a faithful lover on her grandiose, new gospel-rock song, “Honey, I.” “Honey, I … I don't have to, I don't have to love you to love me,” she sings in the chorus. Her voice sounds playful, vulnerable, and brash at times, reflecting the lyrics as she affirms her self-worth as her voice climbs with the melody. The song will appear on an upcoming album, which will come out via 10K Projects, part of Atlantic Music Group. The song follows the release of her songs “It…
In May 2019 we wished the most classic good luck to the Dutch musician Michel Jonker who, after years of militancy within the death metal scene, had… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
After bringing home two sold out dates at San Siro (here are our photos), and with a summer tour still underway, Sfera Ebbasta has announced the new dates for the 2027 tour.For now only four appointments – in Milan, Turin, Bologna, Rome – but which will probably expand given the numbers that the trapper usually reaches. It starts on January 30th at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, continuing on February 3rd at the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, on the 6th at the Unipol Dome in Milan and on the 13th at the Unipol Arena in Bologna.Tickets for the LIVE…
Sex Pistols have announced a new reissue of their 1996 live album ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ to mark 30 years since the band’s shock reunion. The album captured their performance at London’s Finsbury Park on June 23, 1996, with Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock back on stage together in one of the decade’s most unexpected returns. Now, ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ is set to be reissued on November 20 via UMR as a 2LP red vinyl set and single CD, featuring bonus tracks ‘No Fun’ and ‘Buddies’ for the first time on the release. Pre-order your copy here. ‘No Fun’ was the band’s cover of The Stooges’…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. After thoroughly thrashing the US in the Round of 16, Belgium will face Spain in what's likely to be a much tougher game for the Red Devils. Spain earned their spot in the quarterfinals after edging past Portugal in stoppage time, in a drawn-out match that Cristiano Ronaldo said afterwards would be his last World Cup appearance. At a Glance: How to Watch the Spain vs. Belgium Quarterfinal Match Spain is the favorite heading into the semis but…
Article by Alessandro Ubaldi | Photo by Giada Stanzian Four days, hundreds of concerts, between one stage and another, a heat that at times seemed all too consistent with the name of the festival and an energy of the people that never waned. The edition ofHellfest 2026 it closes leaving that nostalgic feeling of someone returning home; legs in pieces and head still full of notes and distortions. Hellfest 2026 by Clisson photo by Giada Starancio for www.rockon.it In Clisson, from the morning of the first day, you can breathe an atmosphere that is difficult to find in other places:…
My Chemical Romance members DJed at a Wembley fan party last night, with Gerard Way closing his set with an unlikely choice – watch footage below. The event, ‘Battery City Underground: Danger Days A Release Party’, took place at BOXPARK Wembley yesterday (July 9), one day before the release of the deluxe edition of MCR’s 2010 album ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’. The night had been billed as featuring DJ Sean Smith, as well as special guest appearances from DJ Kobra Kid and DJ Party Poison – the ‘Danger Days’ alter-egos associated with Mikey and Gerard Way. In footage circulating online, Gerard can be seen behind the decks…
Here at Pitchfork, we’ve all but excommunicated the adjective “Lynchian” for its overuse. But Xiu Xiu might be one of the few bands who really earn the descriptor. Back in 2016, they released the cover album Plays the Music of Twin Peaks with the blessings of Lynch and composer Angelo Badalamenti. After Lynch’s death early last year, the band considered re-upping the project after multiple requests. Instead, new territory beckoned. Enter Eraserhead Xiu Xiu, set in the universe of Lynch’s pioneering 1977 film. The LP comes complete with a live concert film, which they crafted using field recordings, modular synths,…
W he first campaigned for president a decade ago, Donald Trump pointed to his singular achievement in public service: a skating rink. A primetime video at Trump's nominating convention recounted the legend of Wollman Rink, on the edge of Central Park, as if it were the beaches of Normandy — how Trump had grown tired of seeing the dilapidated rink from his panoramic office window and decided to do something about it, how he had taken over the project from the city and delivered a beautiful surface in record time. OK, maybe Trump couldn't tell you what the nuclear triad…
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have announced a takeover at Brighton’s legendary independent record shop Resident, ahead of their huge homecoming show. Find all the details below. READ MORE: Nick Cave interview: “There’s no metric that says virtuousness makes good art” Cave and co. are due to headline the seaside city’s Preston Park on Friday July 31, as part of the band’s current UK and European headline tour. Support will come from The Flaming Lips, English Teacher, Cate Le Bon and Warmduscher. Now, it’s been confirmed that The Bad Seeds will take over Resident as part of a series of activities in Brighton around their big…
