Author: Press Room
Video interview with Francesca Michielin. The singer-songwriter presented her new album White Magic (Columbia Records / Sony Music Italy), three years later Loose dogs. A concept album that intertwines dungeon synth, the Middle Ages, witches and video game music, and which marks a new and openly free phase of his journey. We talked about it with her on our microphones: the absence of fear in going against the grain, the “spectres” that hover in the songs, the desire to no longer chase trends and a clear reflection on the state of health of the music industry. Francesca Michielin Video interview…
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A fan wearing a banana suit has called out hardcore band End It after they encouraged other audience members to rip his costume. The incident took place last Friday (June 5) at a venue in Toronto, when the Baltimore-based hardcore band singled the fan out in the crowd and the singer seemed less than impressed with his choice of outfit. As seen in footage from the night, frontman Akil Godsey pointed to the man during End It’s performance and accused the fan of seeking attention with the costume. “Banana guy, come to the front. Fuck are you doing, my n****?”…
1952: Pete Farndon, bassist for the Pretenders, is born in Hereford, UK. He died on April 14, 1983. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Last night, Thursday 11 June 2026, Irama landed for the first time in San Sirowhere he took the audience by the hand and accompanied them on a journey that crossed all the souls of his music and its evolution, thus celebrating his first 10 year career with one of the most ambitious productions of his artistic journey. Dominating the scene is one gigantic Gothic rose window approximately 10 meters in diameter, entirely covered with video surfaces on which ad hoc visual content was developed for each song, with animations on the LED walls that accompanied and followed the rhythm of…
The Music’s Rob Harvey has announced that his debut solo album is finished and he will share new music “in the autumn”. The singer and guitarist was the frontman of the influential Leeds alternative rock band from their formation in 1999 until their eventual split in 2011, and has gone on to be a touring member of Kasabian and a songwriter for the likes of Louis Tomlinson, The Streets and Clean Bandit. This week (June 8), Harvey took to Instagram to confirm that “the album is mastered” and he is “aiming to get some music to you in the autumn”, which he is “super excited and grateful” about. Expanding on the project on Instagram…
Three days from afternoon to late evening, 14 bands, thousands of fans from every corner of the globe and a stage that is now legendary: Opel Firenze Rocks returns from Friday 12th to Saturday 14th Junethe festival that brings the most important names in international music to the Visarno Arena every year. The 2026 edition promises wonders: Psalmfor the first time ever on the Festival stage, Lenny Kravitz, Robbie Williams And The Cure on a single Italian date, just to mention the headliners. And then, KT Tunstall, Mogwai, Anna Calvi, The Sophs, Mystery Jets, Just Mustard and much much more.…
Do Nothing have announced their second album ‘Friend World’ and shared the melancholic single ‘Stars’ – listen below. The Nottingham band released their debut record ‘Snake Sideways’ in 2023 and now they are back, with ‘Friend World’ to be released on November 6 via Submarine Cat Records. Pre-order/pre-save your copy here. Built around drum machine patterns and squelchy synths, ‘Stars’ is quietly melancholic, with frontman Chris Bailey singing: “We’re stars, the world is a worm on a strong / Hanging around, let’s not amount to anything”. Bailey has said about the song: “I guess the simplest interpretation of this one would be…
Shania Twain's “You're Still the One,” a Number Two hit from 1998, has enjoyed something of a renaissance in recent years with artists as diverse as Harry Styles, boygenius, and Christian Lee Hutson covering it, often as duets. Now, Ella Langley has joined the chorus of artists who find inspiration in the song, which is about a doomed couple hanging on inexplicably, kind of a less clever update of John Prine's “In Spite of Ourselves” if you read the lyrics closely enough. But for what the song lacks in wit, Langley, like everyone else who has sung it (including Twain),…
The right album at the wrong time? Superlative album distributed in the worst way possible? A sadly sublime swansong? The more you have, the more you put it. It's 1991 and the Americans… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
