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Oh well, who'll see you again, Downfall Of Nur! If someone had asked the writer a year ago if we would ever have a sequel to “Umbras De Barbagia”, we wouldn't have bet a penny on it, like… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
1 billion in public spending and an increase of 21% compared to 2024. These are the data presented yesterday for the year 2025.The study, conducted by AssoConcerti, was anticipated in the panel “The role of live music in the development of tourism and in the cultural, social and economic growth of the territories” as part of the Trento Festival of Economics organized by Il Sole 24 Ore, but will be presented in its entirety next October.The SIAE confirmed that in 2025 there were over 40 thousand shows for a total of over 26 million spectators which equates to over a…
The night after The Late Show’s final episode, Stephen Colbert was back on late-night television… in Monroe, Michigan. During his final monologue on Thursday, Colbert told the audience, “Tonight is our final broadcast from the Ed Sullivan Theater. We were lucky enough to be here for the last 11 years, all right? Can’t take this for granted, though technically our first show in July of 2015 was from a public access station in Monroe, Michigan for an audience of 12 people.” Colbert was referring to his July 2015 appearance on the public access show Only in Monroe, which he used…
Vol. II Angine De Poitrine 3 aprileUno dei gruppi del momento. Loro si definiscono «orchestre rock microtonal dada-pythago-cubiste». Sono canadesi, si nascono dietro ai nomi d’arte Khn e Klek e a costumi e maschere a pois. Suonano math rock strumentale per batteria e chitarra a doppio manico, sei e quattro corde. Sono eccitanti, misteriosi, assurdi e usano microtoni, ovvero intervalli musicali inferiori al semitono. «Quand’ero bambino», ha detto Mike Portnoy, batterista dei Dream Theater, «mi immaginavo che la musica nel 2026 suonasse così». Il 31 maggio al Poplar di Rovereto. Volumes One Bon Iver 3 aprileSe il gruppo di Justin…
Forty years ago the Melvins' debut EP was released, and Buzz Osborne praised a young Kurt Cobain Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Spotify and Universal Music Group (UMG) have signed a new licensing deal that will allow fans to reimagine songs with AI. READ MORE: In the age of AI Oasis, there’s no point being ordinary Announced Thursday (May 21) at Spotify’s Investor Day presentation, the “landmark” agreement is set to introduce a new paid add-on tool for Spotify Premium users that allows them to generate AI covers and remixes of licensed UMG tracks from participating artists. A statement further detailed that the feature will “open up additional revenue streams and new ways to drive discovery”, and described the new tool as an…
Day 1 of Coachella ended a few hours ago. For those who couldn't stay up until dawn to see what happened, here are some key moments of the day.Sabrina Carpenter's Hollywood showSabrina Carpenter's full intro at #Coachella Weekend 1. #Sabchella pic.twitter.com/rKedw7DBxU— Sabrina Carpenter Daily 2.0 (@SCdailyupdate) April 11, 2026He said it two years ago: “I'll be back as a headliner.” And so it was. In these two years Sabrina has not only become one of the most important pop stars in the world, but she has certainly been preparing this show in detail for some time. Because it was just…
Ambitious projects related to folk metal? We see a lot of them, if we think about the impact that bands like Wardruna and Heilung have also had on our panorama: for those who want to hear something more… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Lewis Capaldi has opened up about his friendship with Sam Fender and Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten. READ MORE: Lewis Capaldi – ‘Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent’ review: overwrought and frustrating The Scottish singer-songwriter returned in November last year with an EP, ‘Survive’, marking his first new music since his 2023 album ‘Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent‘. Now, he’s opened up about how his relationship with Fender and Chatten helped inspire him when getting back in the studio. In a new interview with Billboard, Capaldi said that the trio – who all live near each other in north London – send each…
Day 2 of Coachella is the day of Justin Bieber's return to the stage for his first real show since 2021. In America, we know, Bieber is a kind of strange divinity and his presence has spread like a virus throughout the entire day, from the Geese who launch into a cover of his Baby to Julian Casablancas of the Strokes who on stage, half seriously and half jokingly, says a common truth: “We know because we're all here… I'm also here for Justin Bieber”. Let's take stock of what happened last night in the desert, a very manly day…
