Author: Press Room

Henry Rollins and former Minor Threat vocalist Ian MacKaye have unearthed a lost studio album by The Cramps. Find all the details below. Late last year, Rollins confirmed that he and MacKaye had been working on “a great project” together, sparking rumours that new music from the pair was incoming. Soon afterwards, however, the former Black Flag frontman clarified that neither he nor MacKaye featured on the recordings. Rollins explained that they had been at work on “a demo, recorded in 1979, by a legendary punk band that recently came into [his] possession”, but stopped short of naming the group.…

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On June 14, President Donald Trump will celebrate both his 80th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding with the country’s greatest spectacle: several hours of undoubtedly bloody cage fights on the White House’s South Lawn.  The event is the culmination of a long relationship between Trump and the UFC’s president, American businessman Dana White. White, who recently told Rolling Stone that he was “right down the middle” politically, has been a staunch ally of the president for Trump’s entire political career. Trump, in turn, has been both Dana White and the sport of MMA’s biggest fan…

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Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Joan Baez, and more artists and activist are among the star-studded lineup for Tom Morello’s Power to the People Festival. The one-day event takes place on Oct. 3 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. Morello announced the festival while on tour with Springsteen during their stop at Nationals Park last night. Curated by Morello, who is also performing, the fest’s lineup of artists and activists also features Dave Matthews, Brittany Howard, Dropkick Murphys, Jack Black (featuring Roman Morello, Revel Ian, Yoyoka Soma and Hugo Weiss), Serj Tankian, Cypress Hill, Killer Mike, grandson, Taylor Momsen, Matt…

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After the 250 thousand participants of the last edition, it returns to Milan Party Like a Deejaythe signature musical and entertainment event Radio Deejay. The appointment is set for the weekend from 5 to 7 June 2026, between Sempione Park, the Arco della Pace and the Sforzesco Castle. The event will take place over three days, combining live concerts, meetings with radio speakers and moments of sport. With the complete program, many other artists have now arrived announced for the two evenings at the Arco della Pace, together with the appointments of the Capital Live and the activities planned within…

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A news anchor in Texas is facing backlash from BTS fans after making an inappropriate joke about the band’s collaboration with Oreo – saying that the cookies carry a secret message that reads “death to America”. The anchor, James Eppler, made the comments while hosting Good Day Lubbock and reporting on the upcoming collaboration between the snack company and the K-pop giants. On June 8, Oreo will roll out some limited-edition biscuits made in collaboration with BTS, which will have the cookies in the band’s traditional purple colour and include sugar pancake-flavoured creme – inspired by the popular Korean food,…

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The self-titled debut mini by death metallers Fournier occasionally manages to convey a pleasant sensation of belonging to another era, despite being fully aware of the present. Born… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Bee Gees icon Barry Gibb is alive and well, his team have confirmed following a viral post claiming he had died. The 79-year-old was the latest celebrity to be targeted in a death hoax online, with numerous posts getting momentum online due to false claims over the past weekend. Now, family sources have told TMZ that the claims of his passing are false, and added that Gibb is “healthy, happy, and living life at his Miami-area home”. It appears that false claims of his death got momentum on Sunday (May 24) when a page popped up on Facebook called ‘R.I.P…

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If an artist releases an album called ‘Experimental Rap’, what do you really expect you’ll get? Some emo-country? Brazilian funk? Amapiano? Probably not. But it’s hard to take JPEGMAFIA solely at his word, so you’d be forgiven for second-guessing yourself. Peggy – as he’s known to fans – has always thrived where irony and sincerity become indistinguishable: a visionary artist, but also a bit of a troll, equally comfortable covering Carly Rae Jepsen as pushing hip-hop’s boundaries. He spent this new record’s rollout dressed in all-black and leather, cosplaying dystopian supervillainy, engineering beef with his peers and proclaiming himself as…

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