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Italian music – week 21/2026. New week of updates for Italian music, with short news collected day by day including releases, concerts, events, TV programs and news from the sector. In this hub you will find the main news of the week, updated in real time and organized by date. Italian music news: the main events of the past week Week 20 of Italian music focused above all on the new releases of May 15th. Tiziano Ferro And Lazza they reopened Xdono with XXDonoWhile Freed And Mahmood they merged their worlds into Intostreet. Also among the most discussed singles From…
Kacey Musgraves laid on the innuendo for a tongue-in-cheek performance of ‘Dry Spell’ at the 2026 Academy of Country Music Awards – check it out below. READ MORE: Kacey Musgraves – ‘Middle Of Nowhere’ review: a country heroine’s journey back to her roots The country star made her onstage debut at the 61st edition of the awards on Sunday night (May 17), having already been a seven-time winner. Fans at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena were treated to a performance that nodded to the track’s playful lyrics: “I’m so lonely, lonely with a capital “H” / If you know what…
vote6.0 Bands: TORIAN Duration: 01:00:16 Available from: 05/08/2026 Label: Massacre Records Even if we only discovered them recently, Torian – a German power metal band – have been active for twenty-five years. As often happens, the first phase of their career was quite prolific: until 2012 the group had in fact released three albums in just seven years. Subsequently, however, the creativity of the band seems to have suffered a sharp slowdown, given that even fourteen years passed before arriving at the subsequent “God Of Storms” and the present “The Lost Legion Rising”. Time passes, things change, but what has…
Emis Killa he published a long monologue a few hours before the second Milanese date of his 2026 Club Tour at Fabrique. A harsh video, without filters, shared on social media while the rapper was about to go on stage at the last Italian stage of the tour. In the text, which went viral in a few hours, the artist attacks newspapers, the music industry, social media, political correctness and part of the public. An outburst that immediately sparked the online debate. We already told you about the tour here: Emis Killa Club Tour 2026: dates and tickets. Emis Killa's…
Cate Blanchett reflected on the #MeToo movement in Hollywood during an interview event at the Cannes Film Festival on Sunday, noting that it didn’t last as long as was hoped. “It got killed very quickly, which I think is interesting,” Blanchett said. “There are a lot of people with platforms who are able to speak up with relative safety and say this has happened to me. And the so-called average woman on the street, person on the street, is saying me too. Why does that get shut down? What it revealed is a systemic layer of abuse, not only in…
If Dua Saleh’s 2024 LP, I SHOULD CALL THEM, followed two lovers through a post-apocalyptic landscape, then their new album reflects on what it’s like to really live there. Responding to conflict, climate crisis, and AI-induced tech anxiety, Of Earth & Wires weaves through folk, rock, and electronic influences—plus a trio of Bon Iver features—on its way to uneasy resolution. Working with several producers from their home in the Midwest while evoking the Afrofuturist themes that have followed them throughout their career, Saleh opens the door to community as they piece themselves back together in a crumbling world.On opener “5…
Presentations, releases, inaugurations, events: the week's appointments Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Anderson Cooper said an emotional goodbye to 60 Minutes on Sunday night, calling out the long-running show’s “independence” during his last address to viewers. During his sign-off, Cooper reflected on his two decades of work with the newsmagazine, which have included hard-hitting interviews and memorable moments in the field. “60 Minutes has always been a place, at least for me, that you get to step into somebody else’s shoes,” Cooper shared. “You get to see things through their eyes and see what their struggles are and what they are facing and you learn from that.” He added, “I grew up…
I bought Sergeant’s self-titled 2023 debut without having heard it because of its album art. I was at All Night Flight, a really good record store outside Manchester, and the cover beckoned me: deep green, covered with English text made to look bizarre and unintelligible. Its song titles split the difference between life-changing koan and Jaden Smith tweet: “Seduced by Each and Every Shiny Object I Became an Infant in a Sea of Glance”; “This Song Emanates From the Common Man Claiming His Right to Poetry”; “The Annoying Got Interesting Because the Interesting Got Annoying.”You absolutely can judge Sergeant by…
Has Axel Wilner changed, or has the world changed? The artist who built an impressive career on making the same album over and over—and making every single one compelling—sounds a little different on his new EP Now You Exist, his first record in eight years. Maybe it’s because it’s on Studio Barnhus instead of his usual home of Kompakt, but it comes off loose and relaxed, unmoored from the clinical techno beats of his most revered work; it sets off on the wide-open path Infinite Moment laid out in 2018 and then veers ruggedly off road. With its over-the-top emotions…
