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It is officially a feud between the two singers, considered the future of rock. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Loukeman is celebrating the recent end of his SD album trilogy with a tour spanning both sides of the Atlantic. Although the trek launches in the United Kingdom in June, the majority takes place this fall. The producer, real name Luke Fenton, will travel to Chicago, Brooklyn, Paris, and Berlin in his travels during sweater season—sadly, the Toronto artist will skip his hometown. Check out the full itinerary below.SD-3, Fenton’s latest album, follows earlier installments in the SD series: SD-2, released in 2024 and SD-1, which dropped in 2021.Read Pitchfork’s review of SD-3.Loukeman:06-04 London, United Kingdom – Venue M.O.T.06-05 Paris,…
Billy Joel has disowned Billy and Me, a new film dramatizing his life in the years before his superhit “Piano Man.” Told from the perspective of Joel’s first manager, Irwin Mazur—whose own life rights provide the basis for much of the screenplay—the feature is directed by John Ottman, a composer and editor whose credits include The Usual Suspects, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Michael. The makers of Billy and Me have been trying to secure the rights to Joel’s life since 2021, a representative for the singer-pianist told Variety. “Billy Joel has not authorized or supported this project in any capacity, and…
After a 10-year wait, Ariana Grande has officially premiered fan favorite “Knew Better Part Two.” The song, an extended version of Dangerous Woman’s “Knew Better,” now appears as a bonus track on the just-released Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition). The single was originally a SoundCloud exclusive that dropped a few months after the album’s 2016 edition. Listen to it below.Grande is currently working on her eighth album, Petal, which marks a return to music following her starring role in the film adaptation of Wicked. In June, she will celebrate the record with an international tour, her first live run since…
Cristiano Godanoone of the most influential singer-songwriters of the Italian alternative rock scene, with his band Marlene Kuntz he has spanned over thirty years of music, leaving a profound mark on the writing, sound and imagination of multiple generations. Voice, author and thought of one of the most recognizable artistic paths on the national scene, Godano joins the roster IMARTS with his solo projects and with new scenic forms that further expand his expressive field. The projects presented are Human Things, Live solo And Words and Music: three different and complementary declinations of a journey that brings together song, story…
Billy Joel has made it clear that an unauthorised biopic does not have his approval, nor rights to his music or his life rights – calling it “legally and professionally misguided”. The film in question is Billy & Me, which is edited and directed by John Ottman and tells the origin story of the iconic musician before he reached worldwide fame. It is told from the perspective of his first manager Irwin Mazur, who discovered Joel in 1966, signed him in 1970, and worked with him for two more years after that – up until Joel signed with Columbia Records.…
The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke told Rolling Stone in 2024 that he had “an ending in mind” for the series, and he didn’t mind hinting that for all of the show’s grotesqueries, it wouldn’t be a particularly dark conclusion. “I want to live in a moral universe,” he said, “where when you choose love, family, and mercy, good things happen to you.” That series finale is streaming now on Amazon Prime Video, and as promised, at least some of the show’s heroes were able to scrub off five seasons’ worth of accumulated blood spatter and head towards a happy ending.…
Live events are back in a big way. Whether it's Bruno Mars breaking 24-hour ticket sales records for his “The Romantic Tour,” or BTS' international return to touringcrowds of all ages are flocking to concerts and live music venues with enthusiasm. That doesn't mean all generations are approaching live experiences in the same way. Gen Z, one of the most powerful consumer forces, is navigating the world of concerts and live music with a vastly different map than their parents' and grandparents' generations — and in ways that challenge assumptions about their influence and spending power in today's economy. Key…
In 2015, Esquire published a profile of Miles Teller that opened with the journalist interviewing the actor “trying to figure out if he's a dick.” More than a decade later, Teller is still thinking about it. The article, he recently told IndieWire at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, led to an intentional step away from written profiles. “That was so mishandled,” Teller told IndieWire in Cannes. “The reason why I have not done profiles is because I said, 'Wow, if I'm not doing this interview on camera, this person can misquote things or put things out of order or say…
For 45 years, Gregg Allman led the Allman Brothers Band through periods of incredible success and great fortune, along with the devastating deaths, setbacks, addictions, and internal squabbling that consumed the group all the way until their final shows in 2014. The upcoming documentary Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul traces the entire saga from the perspective of Allman himself, and takes a broader look at his life, onstage and off. In a new trailer, vintage footage from the 1970s shows Allman speaking about the loss of his brother, Duane Allman, in a 1971 motorcycle accident. “I was mad…
