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Non è una band come le altre, ma un collettivo che cura ogni aspetto della propria attività, dalla musica al merch fino alla costruzione dei palchi. Con la voglia di far saltare il sistema. Ce lo racconta Enrico GabrielliTorino, maggio 2026. Sono in trasferta sul Lungo Dora, inviato improvvisato di Rolling Stone Italia. Lo scopo della mia gita vicino al Monumentale, tra ditte di pompe funebri, capannoni e marmisti, è tutt’altro che cimiteriale: intervistare i vivissimi Tamango. O meglio: intervistare l’entità Tamango che come coscienza di gruppo nulla ha da invidiare alle esperienze collettiviste di Sun Ra o dei Funkadelic.…

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The Knicks have at least one guaranteed slam dunk for Game Four of the NBA Finals: The Wu-Tang Clan will perform at the game, a source tells Rolling Stone. Page Six was first to report the news. The game is set for Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. The Wu-Tang Clan are in the midst of their supposed farewell tour, Wu-Tang: The Final Chamber. The next North American leg of the trek is set to begin in August and concludes in Phoenix in October. The group is also set for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Table of Contents View More With everything moving to streaming services right now, live TV might seem like it's an archaic thing of the past. But don't count it out just yet — there's still programming, like sporting events and award shows — that aren't easy to find or are even available online, and first-run primetime shows are still broadcast over the airwaves before making their way on to any streaming platforms. That's where a good TV antenna…

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Photo by Katarina DzolicLast night, Alcatraz welcomed one of the most awaited events by fans of the modern metalcore scene: the return to Italy of The Plot In You, accompanied by Silent Planet for a single Italian date that attracted fans from all over Northern Italy and beyond. The evening opened with i Silent Planeta Californian group that in recent years has built a very solid reputation thanks to the ability to combine sonic aggression, lyrical depth and a strong emotional component. From the first minutes the band led by Garrett Russell demonstrated why it is considered one of the…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Menswear label Todd Snyder is teaming up with home décor brand CB2 on a new collection of furniture, drinkware, and home accessories, arriving just in time for Father’s Day on Sunday, June 21. The collaboration spans 65 pieces, with prices starting at $12.95 and topping out at just under $4,000 for one of the lineup’s accent chairs. Todd Snyder has long been responsible for some of our editors’ favorite apparel, from tailored suits and outerwear to top-rated shoe…

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The musician will release Frozen Charlotte in full on July 10 Jack White is back in album mode. The musician has shared the new single “Dollar Bill” from his upcoming seventh studio album, Frozen Charlotte, out Friday, July 10. “You can’t control me/Unless you owe me/And you don’t own me/Unless I blow you,” White shouts on “Dollar Bill” just after the track launches into an erratic, bluesy guitar solo. The single is the third track to be shared as a preview for the record, following “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs,” both released earlier this year. Frozen Charlotte…

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It’s summertime, so I’m offering two great beach reads: Spencer Pratt’s The Guy You Loved to Hate: Confessions from a Reality TV Villain and Richard Hofstadter’s The Paranoid Style in American Politics. Stay with me. Both books have been on my mind — no, seriously — as red America tries to parse election returns from Los Angeles where Pratt just finished third in the city’s mayoral primary. There’s a certain segment of the nation that can’t seem to understand how Pratt, a registered Republican and Trump voter, could not have finished in the top two and advanced to the November…

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Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson stunned fans by breaking out their entire 1976 mini-rock-opera on night two of their Fifty Something Tour Attention all planets of the Solar Federation: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson aren't taking their new lease on life as Rush for granted. They promised to switch up the set list on their Fifty Something Tour, but fans had no idea they'd pull off the stunner they unveiled at night two of the tour at Los Angeles' Kia Forum on Tuesday. On night one, Rush began their second set with a chunk of 1976's mini-rock-opera “2112” —…

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Bravo announced in April that it would launch a full investigation into how audio from the Summer House reunion made it to the public. Fortuitously, an adroit private eye was available to help: Jennifer Lawrence. On Tuesday's episode of Watch What Happens Livehost Andy Cohen thanked the Oscar-winning actress for providing info that exposed the scofflaw staffer responsible for the leak. “A Bravo superfan provided some crucial information that helped confirm the source,” he said. “Well, with the last reunion episode having aired tonight, I wanted to personally thank that superfan. Folks, that superfan was indeed Jennifer Lawrence … Her…

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vote8.0 Bands: CRIPPLE BASTARDS Duration: 00:13:07 Available from: 12/06/2026 Label: FOAD Records Streaming not yet available. Cripple Bastards means first of all coherence and intransigence stretched to the point. A tradition of sounds, words and images that has been renewed with lucid nihilism for almost forty years, yet managing to always remain faithful to itself and its gray aesthetic of a collapsing urban suburb.In this context, within which the Asti team can now afford anything – no longer having to prove anything to anyone and no longer feeling the need to respect the 'regular' timing of the market – “Your…

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