Author: Press Room

Tom Brady is apparently fine with jokes about his divorce from Giselle Bündchen, the “deflategate” controversy, and the millions he reportedly lost in crypto, but he draws the line at bits about Patriots owner Robert Kraft's massage parlor scandal. It was, unsurprisingly, roastmaster general Jeff Ross who delivered the one joke that really seemed to irk Brady during the three-hour (seriously) GROAT The Greatest Roast Of All Time: Tom Brady. The joke, in full: “So Tom became a Patriot and moved up to New England, and on the first day of training camp, that scrawny rookie famously walked into the…

Pass unscathed from the state of cult band to special observers of the press it is not easy, even more complex to cope with the abandonment of one of the most imaginative and intelligent pens of the current scene, Saul Adamczewski, as well as to find one's own space within a more complex recording reality.Despite everything, with the album “Serfs Up”, which marked the move to Domino Records, the Fat White Family band found the right alchemy between political content and musical creativity, laying the foundations for a triumphant career.Five years after Adamczewki's definitive abandonment and the difficulties caused by…

Amanda Shires played the first of two scheduled concerts opening for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on Thursday night, more than three months after news broke in February that the beloved Americana couple were divorcing. According to those in attendance at Mission Ballroom in Denver and social media posts, including several shared from her Instagram account, Shires delivered a stunning performance, storming headlong into any awkwardness that appearing on a bill with Isbell — announced back in October — might suggest. Even Isbell said so, thanking Shires onstage and adding, “I’ve seen a lot of Amanda Shires sets, but…

Despite the intense and incessant rain that characterized yesterday, Wednesday 1 May, the 2024 edition of the Rome May Day concert it was a record-breaking edition, both in terms of ratings and on social media, achieving excellent results and confirming itself as one of the most anticipated and celebrated events of the year. For the first time, the Concertone was held at Circus Maximusgiven the impossibility of organizing it in Piazza San Giovanni due to some renovation works in view of Jubilee 2025. The slogan this year it was “Let's build together a Europe of peace, work and social justice”…

Heroes Festival announced this year's lineup. This is the fourth edition and will be a widespread musical event, which will span theItaly from north to south in the month of May. There are currently five scheduled dates, but the last events on the bill will be added shortly. The event is produced by Music Innovation Hubalongside the ASviS Sustainable Development Festival and in collaboration with UN SDG Action Campaign. Every appointment of Heroes Festival it is created together with an important local interlocutor; and intends to enhance the sustainable development objectives of the 2030 Agenda. The chosen locations themselves have…

When Pusha T eviscerated Drake on 2018’s “The Story of Adidon,” he set the bar for all future Drake teardowns. The blackface cover art. Pusha’s methodical and theatrical delivery, building flawlessly to the Adonis reveal and the mocking “tick, tick, tick.” A concise three minutes that permanently cracked the image Drake had been meticulously crafting all his adult life, and which he has been desperately trying to Gorilla Glue back together for the last five years. Kendrick Lamar’s “euphoria” is not that—it’s six minutes of rambling over two of the worst beat switch-ups you will ever hear. But it is…

Orlando Weeks has dropped his simmering new single ‘Dig’ featuring Wet Leg‘s Rhian Teasdale – watch the video below. The former Maccabees frontman has released his latest music in anticipation of his forthcoming album ‘Loja’, scheduled to drop on June 6 via Fiction Records – presave the album here. ‘Dig’ is described by Weeks as an “under your breath half-argument, the kind that only ever happens in public,” featuring jabs such as “I’m so far from it on the other shore / I dig my heels into the hardwood floor”.  Weeks added: “‘Dig’ is a tit for tat exchange where…

Foto di Andrea RipamontiLa cantante inglese CASSYETTE è una forza della natura, non c’è altro modo per descriverla. È una musicista dell’Essex che rivendica a gran voce e senza vergogna le sue radici rock, creando un pop alt-rock contagioso.Dopo aver aperto i concerti di My Chemical Romance e dei Bring Me The Horizon negli UK, in Europa e Stati Uniti, aver vinto il premio Best Breakthrough Act agli Heavy Music Awards, aver pubblicato due nuovi singoli Why Am I Like This e Ipecac, tratti dal suo album di debutto This World F*cking Sucks, in uscita prossimamente, Cassyette è tornata in Italia per una data da headliner ieri 27 aprile al BIKO di Milano.…

Ci vorrebbe un Borges ben motivato per mappare il bestiario immaginario delle copertine rock. Non me ne vogliano la carpa quacchera di Captain Beefheart o i crostacei in tweed dei Residents, ma la mia creatura preferita rimane la “mucca sbagliata”. Certo, anche quel lettering da tazebao suprematista ci mette del suo, ma la parte del leone (o meglio, del bue) la gioca quel muso lì. Anche solo per l’espressione enigmatica che ostenta: mansueta ma anche sfrontata, al pari di quel completo tra l’attoriale e il pretesco.Altra specie in attesa di tassonomia dedicata: dischi di cui (più o meno) tutti hanno…

The former president called the deadly 2017 white supremacist rally a “peanut” in comparison to anti-war protests Amid his ongoing criminal hush-money trial, former President Donald Trump called the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, which led to the death of a woman, a “peanut” in comparison to anti-war protests calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. “We’re having protests all over,” Trump told reporters outside of the courtroom on Thursday, referring to the pro-Palestine demonstrations taking place across the country. He added, “[Biden] was talking about Charlottesville. Charlottesville was a little peanut! And it was nothing compared — and the hate…