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• Half-Blood and Last: the feat that no one expected
• John Fogerty recalled the reasons that broke up Creedence
• Kamasi Washington: jazz that new generations like
• Record of the Day: Paul Simon, "One-Trick Pony"
• David Gilmour announced the release of “Luck and Strange”
• Nic Collins: "Playing with Genesis helped my career"
• Concerts: Endless Harmony celebrate Kurt Cobain and Nirvana
• Raffaella Carrà, at the top of the Spotify global charts
• Paolo Bonolis remembers when Freddie Mercury hit on him
• Paul McCartney officially announces “One hand clapping”
• Gianna Nannini: “Never compromise yourself, remain who you are”
• Lucio Battisti's first album with the Numero Uno label
• Johnny Cash releases unreleased album "Songwriter"
• The last song Jon Bon Jovi would sing
• Petrified Music: The Sound of the Desert and Architecture
• Record of the Day: Art Farmer, "Sing Me Softly of the Blues"
• Soundwalk Collective and Patti Smith release "Correspondences Vol 1"
• Green Day perform all of "Dookie" and "American Idiot" live
• Artemas: who is the most listened to troll in the world
• The names of the supporters at the Visions of Atlantis concerts have been revealed
• Iosonouncane releases a new unreleased song today
• Kid Cudi: a bad accident at Coachella
• St. Vincent, life, death and everything in between
• Ramones, as rock should always be
• Svampeide: a day “with” Nanni Svampa in Milan
• After a year Coma_Cose are back
• Dave Grohl, Scott Ian, Charlie Benante and the Bad Brains cover
• Imagine Dragons: a new album is coming
• Record of the Day: Van Dyke Parks, "Moonlighting"
• Nas: the milestone "Illmatic" turns thirty
• Thom Yorke: the soundtrack of Daniele Luchetti's film is released
• Ernesto Assante, on newsstands and in bookshops "Towards the stars"
• Piero Pelù presents the new single "Maledetto cuore"
• St. Vincent, Pet Shop Boys and Neil Young: records of the week
• Ozzy Osbourne and others inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• Pete Townshend asked Peter Frampton to replace him in The Who
• Spice Girls, 'private' reunion for Victoria's birthday
• Record of the Day: Graham Nash, "Songs for Beginners"
• Diodato burns as if he were on stage
• Taylor Swift, the video for 'Fortnight' with Post Malone is online
• Frank Sinatra, Scorsese working on a biopic with DiCaprio
• Blur ready to say goodbye to the scenes?
• Morgan Wallen apologizes for Nashville 'incident'
• The “new monsters” at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Niccolò Fabi in a world of feelings that do not blossom into love
• The best alternative songs of the eighties
• Bruce Springsteen: what's on the album for the 50th anniversary of his career
• Record of the Day: Mississippi John Hurt, "Avalon Blues"
• Morrissey has bought back the rights to two of his albums
• Seal releases a deluxe edition of his second album for his 30th birthday
• Courtney Love: 'Always wanted to be known as a bitch'
• Liam Gallagher criticizes Damon Albarn for his Coachella rage
• Dave Matthews Band: a great live band
• The Dickey Betts song that Bob Dylan wanted to write
• Nas will perform "Illmatic" in full in concert in Milan
• Taylor Swift's new album sets a record
• With "Musicology" Prince reclaimed Prince
• Pink, a lawsuit against Pharrell Williams
• Record of the day: The Meters, "Uptown Rulers!"
• Kings of Leon: another preview from the new album, with video
• Frank Zappa, the unreleased live "Whisky a Go Go, 1968" from the archives
• Jack The Smoker: “Nas was my coming-of-age novel”
• Morgan will also be there at the May Day Concert in Rome 2024
• Concerts: Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium live in Milan
• Francesco Guccini, vinyl with "Bella ciao" for Record Store Day
• "Tomorrow 21/4.2009", 15 years ago: the Rockol special
• 30 years later Dirotta su Cuba reissue “Jealousy”
• Bartolini: “The industry today demands too much from artists”
• Paul McCartney: “One Hand Clapping” is coming soon with new gems
• Massimo Pericolo: five years of “Scialla semper”
• Record of the day: Sergio Mendes, "The Swinger from Rio"
• Goodbye to Dickey Betts, co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band
• SZA wins an award from the Songwriters Hall Of Fame
• Music Day Rome: everything ready for the event
• Josh Freese reveals how Dave Grohl recruited him for the Foo Fighters
• Tony Iommi's favorite Deep Purple song
• Goodbye to Graeme Naysmith, guitarist of Pale Saints
• Paola Turci, between pessimism and utopia
• Chris Robinson: "The Black Crowes don't know shit about music"
• Can: "Vier" is the starter of the album “Live In Aston 1977”
• The Fontaines DC are looking for a new romance
• Alex Lifeson: "I'm not interested in going back on tour"
• The album of the day: Gibellini/Tavolazzi/Beggio, "You and..."
• Pearl Jam, the new single is "Wreckage"
• John Mellencamp: "If you want to scream, don't come to my concert"
• Empire of the Sun, the return: “Changes” is an initiation rite
• Steve Hackett confirms he is well after being hospitalized
• Cesare Cremonini, "Poetica", Bologna: ode to healthy madness
• James Hetfield and the new tattoo with Lemmy Kilmister's ashes
• Jovanotti signs the song of the 107th Giro d'Italia
• Rolling Stones, the debut album turns 60: the special
• Cigarettes After Sex release a new single today
• Ultimo surprisingly announces the new album "Altrove"
• The new St. Vincent burns in the dark
• Marracash will be the first Italian rapper on a stadium tour
• Record of the day: Hans Werner Henze, "Symphony No. 9"
• The new entries in the prestigious National Recording Registry
• Damon Albarn: “I didn't want to do the second night at Wembley”
• Elodie becomes an ambassador for Save the Children
• Rome May Day Concert 2024: the line up takes shape
• Die Antwoord announce new summer dates in Italy
• Mark Knopfler: “I'm done with live. Bob and Van? They're tougher."
• "Temple of the Dog", the cult grunge album
• Jon Bon Jovi might even stop singing live
• Goodbye to Rico Wade. He founded Organized Noize and Dungeon Family
• Nuclear Tactical Penguins: "Our life is a neverending tour"
• Beatles, almost certain: the film "Let it be" returns
• Record of the day: Chic, "Risqué"
• Beatles, almost certain: the film "Let it be" returns
• Libertines: a precious piece of furniture for their hotel
• Amadeus, it's official: goodbye to RAI
• Bruce Dickinson's first concert in 22 years: how it went
• The greatest moment in rock history for Billie Joe
• Concerts: only one date in Italy for Duff McKagan
• Dave Edmunds, all rock'n'roll and pub rock
• Bruce Springsteen performed "Seeds" for the first time since 2016
• Record of the Day: Jeff Beck, "Beck-Ola"
• Nelly Furtado falls on stage at Coachella and cuts her finger
• Liam Gallagher: "Song 2 by Blur? I would have written it upside down"
• Fulminacci's first time in a sports hall
• Led Zeppelin, U2, Talking Heads: the golden age of rock at the cinema
• Maneskin: "I wanna be your slave" reaches 1 billion on Spotify
• Percy Sledge, “When a man loves a woman”
• Record of the day: Taraf de Haïdouks, "Band of Gypsies"
• Fontaines DC: a pounding new song
• "Johnny Depp? The worst guitarist I've ever seen"
• The magical duet between Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish
• When Kurt Cobain performed in a hospital gown
• The Amy Winehouse biopic: a lot of drama, little musical story
• Ex-Otago: “In the heat of the moment, we prefer a book on the beach”
• Vasco Rossi, 1982 and "I go to the maximum"
• Paul McCartney plays "Let it be", accompanied by the Eagles
• Slash revisits Fleetwood Mac for his first blues album
• Trent Reznor Was 'Stranged' When Johnny Cash Reread 'Hurt'
• Noemi and Ermal Meta: here are the hosts of the 2024 concert
• Album of the Day: Herbie Hancock, "Mwandishi"
• "Song for Amy", Nick Cave's song dedicated to Amy Winehouse
• Max Pezzali, discos and the archeology of entertainment
• Piero Pelù: a new album is coming
• Coachella 2024: starting today. Three days full of concerts
• Oasis: 30 years ago the debut single "Supersonic"
• Achille Lauro, listen without prejudice
• De Gregori and Zalone's "Patiche" is a serious divertissement
• Sade: all six studio albums released on vinyl
• Record of the day: Olivier Messiaen, "Turangalîla-Symphonie"
• When Paul McCartney ended his solo guitar career
• Jethro Tull: reissue of live album "Bursting Out" released
• Glenn Tipton: "Parkinson won't defeat me"
• Goodbye to Mister Cee, DJ and hip hop producer. He was 57 years old
• Annalisa doesn't join the Forum to participate, but to win
• Here is Kate Bush's favorite Pink Floyd album
• Neil Young: "What does the "M" mean in MTV: music or money?"
• Fabrizio De André: three new reprints coming soon
• A posthumous album by Alan Vega, the founder of Sucide, is coming out
• Album of the day: Tragicomedia, "Sprezzatura"
• So Bonnie Tyler is back in the charts (but only for one day)
• Neffa is coming back to sort out the phenomena
• Selton: two singles at the same time from the new album
• Liam Gallagher: a record and some short but intense concerts
• The Milanesiana has announced the 2024 calendar
• Giuse The Lizia: "Better a strong piece live than on TikTok"
• Concerts: Starset's only Italian date in November
• "I'm retiring, actually no": the farewell tours that weren't farewell
• Nino Rota, Federico Fellini's composer
• Gabry Ponte: the last live for 25 years of career
• The "musicarellos": a phenomenon of the sixties. Let's talk about.
• Metallica does the favor by re-reading an Elton John song
• Daughter: the magic of live at Middle Farm Studios
• Gwen Stefani has no doubts. There is no future for No Doubt
• Record of the Day: Grateful Dead, "Live/Dead"
• Glastonbury 2024: good ticket sales
• Rumors of Fleetwood Mac: tribute to Fleetwood Mac in Milan
• Nuclear Tactical Penguins: the great karaoke
• The one on Liberato will be a different documentary film than usual (hopefully)
• REM, their early sound at its peak
• Billie Eilish releases new album 'Hit me hard and soft' in May
• The essentiality of the X Ambassadors
• Synchronize "The dark side of the moon" with the solar eclipse
• Nashville, Morgan Wallen arrested
• Record of the Day: Leonard Cohen, "Songs of Love and Hate"
• Goodbye to Keith LeBlanc
• Codacons warns La Sad not to use the name of the association
• Perry Farrell's Porno For Pyros swan song
• Rock Band From Hell and Ghostkid open Blind Channel's live show
• The War And Treaty, between blues and soul
• CCCP: change of location for the concert on May 23rd in Milan
• Goodbye to CJ Snare, the Firehouse singer was 64 years old
• Matty Healy, looking for a way between pop and Bon Iver
• Rascals: "It's Wonderful" box set released
• Liam Gallagher and John Squire, a flash that illuminates two legends
• Goodbye to Antoine Michel, the musician was 67 years old
• Record of the day: Les Negresses Vertes, "Mlah"
• Mark Knopfler: "I haven't forgotten how to play, I'm rusty"
• The best bassists of all time
• AC/DC released a video for "Jailbreak" from 1976
• The bridge sung by Kurt Cobain is at risk of destruction
• Judas Priest in concert in Milan: here's how it went
• Roberto Vecchioni explains life as a balancing act
• Record of the Day: Captain Beefheart, "Trout Mask Replica"
• Jakszyk and Mel Collins re-read a King Crimson classic
• Prince's “United States of Division” available for streaming
• A new album for Pharrell Williams
• Nothing new in Bruce Springsteen's live shows? Are we kidding!?
• Made in America, Jay-Z's festival, has been cancelled
• Vasco Brondi, the first of the tour: songs to illuminate the darkness
• Motta exhibits his fragilities
• Parole Liberate: prisoners write lyrics, artists write music
• Kurt Cobain's daughter remembers her father 30 years after his death
• Goodbye to Michael Ward ex Wallflowers
• Record of the day: Dmitri Shostakovich, "The String Quartets"
• St. Vincent: "Hallelujah" covers are the worst in the world"
• Mirco Mariani releases two songs for his new project
• Goodbye to Keith LeBlanc. He was 70 years old
• At 5 meters high with Subsonica
• Depeche Mode: five remixes and the video for "People are good" released
• Songs with the best bass lines ever
• Peggy Gou releases her first album, “I Hear You”
• Kurt Cobain, 1994-2024: today the Rockol special
• Matt Bellamy, behind the scenes of his work for "1984"
• Nick Cave reveals the making of "Wild God" in new video
• Album of the Day: Michael Gordon, "Weather"
• Beyoncé and Paul McCartney: that "duet" hidden in the new album
• Benson Boone: a record to prove he's not a meteor
• Simba La Rue, concerts of the "Tunnel" album tour canceled
• Ian Anderson: "Touring was much easier in 1969"
• Robbie Williams: "Matty Healy is the only one who's different"
• “My robot friend” and the emotional baggage of the songs
• Fiorella Mannoia, essentiality and sobriety at the time of lockdown
• Gigi D'Ag celebrates 25 years of "Another way" with a new single
• Imagine Dragons usher in a new era with "Eyes Closed"
• The pop playlist of Il volo
• Record of the day: Yes, "Close to the Edge"
• Lizzo clarifies in a video on social media: "I'm not leaving music"
• Materazi Future Club: a trident between football and post punk
• Subsonica, Brunori and Diodato nominated for the David di Donatello
• Beyoncé thanks Jack White and sends him a bouquet of flowers
• Pearl Jam go back to their roots: what “Dark matter” sounds like
• Twenty years ago Gabriella Ferri, 'core of Rome', left us
• Green Day perform "Basket Case" live with the original lyrics
• Taylor Swift among Forbes' billionaires for the first time
• Record of the Day: JJ Cale, "Anyway the Wind Blows"
• Goodbye to John Sinclair
• Ricchi e Poveri, eight remixes and a dream: seeing them at Tomorrowland
• Warren Ellis' Dirty Three are back with a new album
• Goodbye to Chris Cross, historic bassist of Ultravox
• Bombino returns to concert in Milan
• Robert Fripp on Only Fans? No, it's a funny April joke
• The absentee is justified by Bruce Springsteen
• Goodbye to drummer Gerry Conway
• Vasco Rossi: "I give a voice to those who have none"
• Album of the Day: Frank Zappa, "Cruisin with Ruben & the Jets"
• Roger Daltrey: "The reviews? That's why I don't read them"
• Beyoncé Gave Up All Earnings on 'Jolene' Cover
• What to listen to this week: from Mace to the Black Keys
• Vasco: "They spit on me in the street. I was the drug addict"
• Billie Eilish and the dissing of Taylor Swift: "I wasn't talking about her"
• The Stones' best live album since “Get yer ya ya's out”
• Rammstein accused of plagiarism by a French synthwave duo
• The 1975's Matty Healy has released a new solo track
• Record of the day: "Fonotone Records, Frederick, Maryland"
• Perfect Circle, Puscifer and Primus release an EP together
• Patti Smith, Franco Battiato, Dolly Parton sing Easter
• Unreleased Marvin Gaye music discovered in Belgium
• Pearl Jam: “We'll make one or two more good records”
• But what were Vasco Rossi's concerts like forty years ago?
• Diana Krall's first album with husband Elvis Costello
• Mötley Crüe, Mick Mars is already thinking about a new solo album
• Album of the day: Medeski Martin and Wood, "Last chance..."
• Lizzo vents on social media: "I'm giving up everything"
• Paul McCartney recalls how he came up with the title "Sgt. Pepper"
• The Black Crowes remake Led Zeppelin and announce something new
• How Bob Dylan was a help and inspiration to Mark Knopfler
• Maurizio Vandelli turns 80
• Concerts 2024, the most anticipated in April
• St. Vincent, another preview of the new album: here is "Flea"
• Record of the day: "Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 1947-1974"
• Troisi's painting: “The dialogue between genres illuminates music”
• Lady Gaga on her way back: "I'm writing great songs"
• Billie Eilish: "Sales? Inflated by limited editions"
• Vasco Rossi: from the setlist to the rehearsals, the first on the tour
• The song from Beyoncé's new album sung in Italian
• Oh, yes: Vasco Rossi is still here
• Nicola Tescari: a plan for Madonna, for Sting, for the future
• Black Celebration: Depeche Mode in Milan
• Record of the Day: Sly and Robbie, "Make'em Move"
• Dolly Parton: "Listen to my 'Jolene' while waiting for Beyoncé"
• Tenco Award: nominations for the 2024 Tenco Plaques are open
• After the Paramore cover, here are the Talking Heads reinterpreted by Lorde
• Pete Townshend: "AC/DC make all their albums the same"
• Mark Knopfler's new single is “Two Pairs Of Hands”
• Concerts, Twenty One Pilots arrive in Italy
• When Led Zeppelin deviated from their past
• Jeremy Allen White will play Bruce Springsteen in a movie
• Bruce Springsteen: the Ivor Novello Award and a "best of" are coming
• Skid Row and Erik Gronwall: end of a relationship
• Paul McCartney's favorite Beatles song is from 1966
• Record of the day: Simon Shaheen, "The music of Mohamed..."
• Vasco: Gabriella Sturiani, the "Gabri" of the song, has died
• Erlend Øye and La Comitiva, music as an accompaniment to life
• Ermal Meta: a new album is coming
• Margherita Vicario releases a new single and video today
• Frank Turner in concert in Italy with his Sleeping Souls
• Also members of RHCP and Metallica in the sequel to This is Spinal Tap
• You will be boiled: Rick Rubin is still the Mr. Wolf of rock
• Pearl Jam tries new paths, but faithful to their identity
• Franco Califano: the new rediscovered "Serenade in Rome" is released
• From Beyoncé to Dua Lipa, waiting for Taylor: the spring of pop
• Geolier in university: "I want to bring work to Naples"
• Record of the day: Champion Jack Dupree "Blue Horizon Sessions"
• A new Beach Boys documentary is coming to Disney+
• "Other than Elvis and Keith Richards, Lemmy is the king of rock'n'roll"
• Kings of Leon: a live taste of the new single "Split screen"
• Bruce Dickinson criticizes U2 ticket prices
• Antonella Ruggiero: "Today we are walking in a landfill of words"
• There is a possibility that The Who will retire
• AC/DC, the review of "The Razors Edge"
• Yes, a box set is being released for the thirty years of "Talk"
• Pete Townshend would tour with The Who just for the money
• Ditonellapiaga isn't making a single mistake
• Grignani and the interrupted show. He speaks: "Here's what happened"
• AC/DC gold vinyl reissues top the charts
• Record of the Day: Robert Palmer, "Double Fun"
• AC/DC, two months at the concert: the playlist to prepare for the live show
• Baby Lasagna: Eurovision already has a favorite
• Concerts, Cannibal Corpse return to Italy in October
• AC/DC's Bon Scott movie won't be a biopic
• Beyoncé's country breakthrough and the return of Sum 41
• AC/DC, the review of "Who Made Who"
• Record of the day: Booker T. & The Mg's, "The Best of..."
• Morgan, it's peace with Valerio Soave
• Geolier at the University of Naples, Nicola Gratteri polemical
• AC/DC, the review of "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)"
• Depeche Mode are still the biggest
• Anitta, the new album 'Funk Generation' comes out on April 26th
• Josh Freese returns (but briefly) to Perfect Circle
• Prince, a musical film in the works
• Depeche Mode and "Memento mori"
• Farewell to Maurizio Pollini, piano legend
• Gianluca Grignani interrupts the concert: "It's okay..."
• Record of the day: Henri Dutilleux, "The Shadows of Time"
• Tom DeLonge, ill during concert in Paraguay
• Who is Olivia Stone, the Belgian singer who duets with Annalisa
• Who is Olivia Stone, the French singer who duets with Annalisa
• McCartney: "Hey Jude? I wanted to change that line: John said no"
• Bruce Springsteen, the first interview after the illness
• Who are Picnic, the Russian rock band behind the attack in Moscow
• It was said, Geolier could leave an important mark
• Decemberists: Release a 19-minute single
• Lady Gaga and Iron Maiden have a long mutual love
• Olivia Rodrigo releases the deluxe edition of the latest album
• Record of the Day: Stevie Wonder, "Songs in the Key of Life"
• “May December” uses its soundtrack to manipulate you
• Beth Hart: thanks the public with a single
• Here's who is part of Mark Knopfler's Guitar Heroes
• When Layne Staley punched a Nazi at a concert
• BigMama: the single “Fa Strano (Lady Marmalade)” is out
• Geolier and Ultimo: the risk of "'na canzone comm' tant' ate"
• AC/DC, the review of "Highway To Hell"
• Gianna Nannini: soul music is in the soul
• Eddie Vedder takes the stage with The Who
• David Bowie releases “Rock 'n' Roll Star!” box set
• Record of the Day: King Sunny Ade, "Juju Music"
• Like the Supremes on LSD: Gossip talk about the new album
• New York: over a thousand people in the square singing Cremonini
• Sinead O'Connor's daughter sings 'Nothing Compares 2 U'
• Claudio Baglioni appointed Knight by President Mattarella
• I Hate My Village are back, more sprawling than ever
• Travis, the new album 'LA Times' in July: here is the first single
• Hollywood, a star on the Walk of Fame for Dr. Dre
• Gilby Clarke: “I was never fired from Guns N' Roses”
• From Mahmood to Fabri Fibra up to Eugenio: Genoa clip set
• Green Day: all “Saviors” live in Anaheim. Videos from the internet
• Antonella Ruggiero: “Altrevie” with Roberto Colombo is coming out
• Album of the day: Bonnie Raitt, "Souls Alike"
• Because Tyla's debut album is an event in pop
• The soundtrack of the biopic on Amy Winehouse will be online on April 12th
• Russell Crowe returns to Italy with his band
• Are The 1975 really still "at their very best"?
• Huey Lewis did not record the song Bob Dylan wrote for him
• Genesis releases “Turn It On Again: The Hits” on vinyl
• AC/DC, the review of "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"
• Carl Palmer, the ruler of prog drums
• Rufus Wainwright arrives in Italy in July for two appointments
• The soundtrack of the TV series “Studio Battaglia” digitally
• Meshuggah: the Milan date is sold out
• Tiromancino: a new single is coming to radio and digital
• Kanye West: The Egyptian Campaign
• Record of the day: Scritti Politti, "Anomie and Bonhomie"
• Lollapalooza 2024: Chicago festival lineup revealed
• Farewell tour also for the Electric Light Orchestra
• Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses): the autobiography
• Semiramis, the return: "The end does not exist"
• Hold the Sanremo Festival, we Luca Carboni
• Rodolfo De Angelis, "the first singer-songwriter"
• AC/DC, the review of "High Voltage"
• Adrian Belew forms the Beat to play 80s King Crimson
• Four Tet's "feel good music".
• Bruno Mars would have "50 million gambling debts"
• Record of the Day: Marty Paich, "Paich-Ence"
• After 12 years the new album by Bass Communion aka Steven Wilson
• Disturbance: "you can't remake De André as if you were De André"
• Timothée Chalamet becomes Bob Dylan
• Gatecreeper: a date in Milan in November
• The birthplace of heavy metal is protected by fine arts
• The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “D'ä mê riva”
• Goodbye to Steve Harley frontman of the glam rock band Cockney Rebel
• In Milan, the Archaic Mass for soloists, choir and orchestra by Battiato
• Glastonbury Festival 2024: four headliners announced
• Record of the Day: Michael Nyman, "Nyman/Greenaway Revisited"
• Celine Dion wants to 'live as normal a life as possible'
• John Bonham: a “cheeky little bastard” as Ginger Baker says
• New name, same band
• Jon Bon Jovi: “I don't know if I'll be able to go on tour”
• The spirit of humanity by Depeche Mode
• Cosmo: “There is a frightening uniformity in Italian pop”
• The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “Â duménega”
• AC/DC: today at the pop-up store in Milan...
• CCCP: controversy over the concert scheduled in Bologna
• Record of the day: Bebel Gilberto, "Tanto Tempo Remixes"
• Eurovision 2024, Angelina Mango cuts 8 seconds of "La noia"
• FKA twigs protagonist of the remake/reboot of the film "The Crow"
• Cor Veleno: “For us rap is like literature”
• Vedder: “Taylor Swift fans remember punk rock audiences”
• Berlin techno has been recognized as a UNESCO heritage site
• The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “Â pittima”
• 50 years ago Milleluci, Mina's last television program
• Yard Act: there is more beyond post punk
• Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen driving together
• Once the tours are over, Elton John relaxes but isn't bored
• Eurovision Song Contest 2024: the full list of contestants
• Record of the Day: Roxy Music, "Flesh and Blood"
• There's Postino for you: "Indie? The ashes remain"
• Umberto Tozzi, farewell to live scenes with 'The Last Pink Night'
• Justin Timberlake: his new album is available from today
• Marillion release a live album
• Here is Mark Knopfler's Guitar Heroes "Going home".
• Vasco Brondi: “Making songs is an esoteric art”
• Blur fleeing from Brit-pop in search of the perfect sound
• Queen: "Queen Rock Montreal" coming soon
• The film “The Eras Tour” reveals Taylor Swift's priorities
• Album of the day: Robert Fripp, "Exposure"
• Pink Floyd: "Animals 2018 Remix - Dolby Atmos" released
• Robbie Williams thought that song sucked
• Roger Daltrey hated it when Pete Townshend broke guitars
• Overkill and Death SS are the headliners of Metalitalia 2024
• Springsteen is about to return live (but in the meantime he's looking back to '78)
• Placebo, Italian dates are added for summer 2024
• The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “Sidùn”
• Cramps Records: the debut albums of the label's artists
• Brian Johnson and Mark Knopfler together in a television series
• Bruce Dickinson reveals what is the best song he wrote
• Record of the day: Gioacchino Rossini, "Sonatas for strings"
• Selmi and his songwriting puzzle
• Other checks for Loredana Berté, no concert in Varese
• Roger Daltrey rails against artificial intelligence
• Cesare Cremonini is at work in a London studio
• Concerts, summer brings the Libertines to Italy
• Stabber and the importance of going off track
• CCCP: UPDATE. The complete calendar
• Bugo: "I want to be remembered as a pop artist, not a niche one"
• Francesca Michielin, who never ceases to amaze
• Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's daughter is working on her album
• Meshuggah: concert times in Milan
• The Judas Priest tour kicked off last night in Glasgow
• Beyoncé, 'Cowboy Carter' is the new album
• Album of the day: Zap Mama, "Adventures in Afropea 1"
• Goodbye to Jordan Jeffrey Baby. Jordan Tinti was 27 years old
• Samuele Bersani & Orchestra: sold out and new summer dates
• Natasha Bedingfield, from "The Hills" to "Everyone But You"
• Fiorella Mannoia adds concerts to her tour with the orchestra
• What is Steve from Stranger Things doing among the most listened to in the world?
• Goodbye to Eric Carmen, former frontman of the Raspberries
• The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “Crêuza de mä”
• For Kirk Hammett it is the best guitar solo of the year
• Nikka Costa releases album “Dirty Disco”
• Loredana Berté hospitalized, misses tonight's Roman concert
• Farewell to Karl Wallinger (Waterboys and World Party)
• Record of the day: The Specials, "Too Much Too Young"
• UK: vinyl in the basket to calculate the cost of living
• Goodbye to Clem Sacco, he was 91 years old
• Bruce Springsteen surprises on stage with John Mellencamp
• Timberlake, Bugo, Brondi, Stabber: the new albums of the week
• Oscar 2024, and the winners are…
• An Oscar indirectly also for John and Yoko
• “Pink Floyd would have been a terrible heavy metal band”
• Oscar 2024: the songs competing for "Best Original Song"
• Record of the Day: Robert Wyatt, "Cuckooland"
• Paul McCartney and his Wings reread by Dave Grohl
• Slipknot have a new (mysterious) drummer
• Jon Bon Jovi: "I had no plans for Bon Jovi, they were all or nothing"
• Bob Dylan plays "Roll over Beethoven" live for the first time
• Avincola: “Italian pop is flat: we need someone like Carella”
• Ladies and gentlemen: BigMama, the queer queen of rap
• Madonna's "politically incorrect" concert appearance
• Record of the Day: Linton K. Johnson, "Independant Intavenshan"
• Trent Reznor on “The Downward Spiral”: “It still excites me”
• Marilyn Manson returns to tour after sexual harassment allegations
• Dirty Honey live: honest, generous and fun rock'n'roll
• Tenacious D, Jack Black and Kyle Gass cover Britney Spears
• Angelina Mango sings Beyoncé's 'Freedom' on TV
• Claudym: “My pop is dirty, not standardized”
• "Outside is America", sang U2
• March 8: eight women sung by Antonello Venditti
• This is who Twice are, the nine Koreans at the top of the charts
• Carmen Consoli returns to America with her new show
• Record of the Day: Brother Jack McDuff, "Tobacco Road"
• March 8: Eight Women sung by Leonard Cohen
• March 8: eight women sung by Claudio Baglioni
• March 8: eight women sung by the Rolling Stones
• March 8: eight women sung by Paolo Conte
• March 8: eight women sung by Lucio Battisti
• Rose Villain: “The new album is a flower that emerges from the concrete”
• March 8: eight women sung by the Beatles
• Gigi D'Agostino sues a festival over an economic dispute
• Little Feat, a new album after 12 years: "Sam's place" is released
• Madonna: a mega concert in Rio de Janeiro
• Record of the Day: John Zorn, "Electric Masada"
• Tomorrow, March 8, the Rockol special "Long live women!"
• Guns N' Roses: Axl Rose responds to sexual assault lawsuit
• Omini: “After X Factor we want to make rock'n'roll viral”
• Lars Ulrich was Metallica's 'resident genius'
• Antonello Venditti, new dates added to the tour
• Annalisa awarded in Los Angeles at the Billboard Women in Music 2024
• The most significant songs of the twentieth century in the United States
• BigMama: “I don't know how to write love songs, pain inspires me”
• Fish takes it out on fans who insulted him via social media
• New Kids On The Block: “Still kids” released, first single "Kids"
• "Wild God" is the new album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
• Record of the Day: Aki Takahashi, "Plays Morton Feldman"
• Den Harrow: "Taylor Swift's producer is looking for me: but who is he?"
• 40 years later a Michael McDonald album with the Doobie Brothers
• "Wild god": Nick Cave is coming back
• Concerts: Mudhoney live in Italy four times
• Thy Art Is Murder return to Italy: two dates with Dying Fetus
• Kim Gordon: another preview from the new solo album
• Nick Cave, mysterious countdown: album announcement tonight?
• Aerosmith rock: good for dancing, good for driving
• The Black Crowes' first music video in 16 years
• Bob Dylan reacts live to those who ask "Play something familiar"
• Josh Homme announces concert with Dave Grohl Chad Smith and others
• Record of the Day: Bill LaBounty, "Bill LaBounty"
• Laughing at music stereotypes, with Kyle Gordon
• "Taylor Swift is distantly related to Emily Dickinson"
• Valencia, Las Fallas and other music festivals
• Alice Cooper: for him a Jurassic fossil
• Annalisa and Dua Lipa: story of a (perhaps) forgotten job
• Omar Pedrini is a serenely restless musician
• Marlene Kuntz, the 90s and rock sung in Italian
• Perturbazione: the live album is released with a reinterpretation of De André
• Mace announces new album "Maya". Live at the Forum in October
• Goodbye to Bob Heil, the inventor of the Talk Box. He was 83 years old
• Fred Again continues to be uncatchable
• Record of the day: Various performers, "Buzzin' Fly Volume 3"
• Bassist Paz Lenchantin has left the Pixies
• Al Jourgensen "Dave Navarro offered $20,000 for my finger"
• For Don Felder Duane Allman was the best of all
• Garbage return to perform in Italy after five years
• Keith Flint left us five years ago
• Alex Van Halen autobiography 'Brothers' coming soon
• Victoria (Maneskin) with Jimmy Page at Paris Fashion Week
• Record of the day: Marcos Valle, "Jet-Samba"
• Why Abba are the best according to Ritchie Blackmore
• Jesus and Mary Chain autobiography 'Never Understood' released
• U2, the residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas has ended
• Deep Purple, official video for 'Smoke on the Water' online
• Renato Zero: "Music today is so homologated"
• March 3, 1986, Metallica's "Master of Puppets" is released
• Adele cancels all concerts in March
• Record of the day: Led Zeppelin, "Physical Graffiti"
• Geolier: the three concerts at the Maradona in Naples sold out
• In the musical "Mare Fuori" Liberato meets Nino D'Angelo
• Fiorella Mannoia sings "Pasta con tonno" by Bello Figo
• Cor Veleno and Fabri Fibra: “Keep Sanremo, we Luca Carboni”
• Twenty One Pilots are back to being "not reassuring"
• Giorgia managed to fly without having wings
• Richard Thompson returns with a new album after six years
• Davide Van De Sfroos will be at the Assago Forum in November
• Rod Stewart: "I live with a broken nose so I don't lose my voice"
• Record of the Day: John Jenkins, "Consort Music for Viols"
• Rose Villain reveals "Radio Sakura" tracklist and collaborations
• Keith Richards rereads Velvet Underground
• Rolling Stones Share New Clip From "Live at the Wiltern"
• Vasco Brondi continues to find treasures in the rubble
• No, Miley Cyrus' new single doesn't copy Maneskin
• AC/DC is rock'n'roll's greatest gold reserve
• Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl for the 'biggest deal ever'?
• Roger Daltrey's favorite Who song
• The band that will perform at the Colosseum for over 1000 euros
• Tony Hadley towards swing with new album and tour in Italy
• Eagles manuscript trial continues
• Thomas Umbaca: emotions beyond words
• St. Vincent, a single with Dave Grohl to announce the album
• Stewart Copeland's rock opera with Irene Grandi in Milan and Asti
• MTV EMAs: Manchester will host the 2024 edition
• Tinlicker, electronics that plays with pop and rock
• Nick Cave rereads “La Vie En Rose” by Edith Piaf
• New accusations of sexual abuse for P.Diddy
• The The: entrancing, disorienting, hypnotic
• Roberto Pirami on tour with David Ellefson
• Piero Perelli: “The sound of the drums can create worlds”
• Def Leppard Deluxe Box Set of "Pyromania" Coming
• Record of the Day: Gil Evans, "Complete Pacific Jazz Sessions"
• Jimi Hendrix on the moon for everlasting memory
• Musicultura announces the 60 artists invited to the Live Auditions
• AC/DC opens a pop up store dedicated to the band in Milan
• Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti: the new album "Garage Pordenone" is released
• Billie Joe Armstrong calls Courtney Love on stage
• Chris Robinson: "One of the most violent things I've ever seen"
• Concerts, Wheel coming from Finland
• Morgan/Panella: the video for the single "Sì, certa l'amore" has been released
• Liam Gallagher and John Squire, a fairytale collaboration
• No one will ever be able to take away Dente's heart
• Kanye West performs "Talking" live with his 10-year-old daughter North
• “Levante Ventitré” tells of a painful rebirth
• Album of the day: "Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares Vol. 1&2"
• The hardest Maiden song for Bruce Dickinson to sing
• Ozzy Osbourne: "Tony Iommi is a lamppost with a guitar"
• Laura Pausini, new concerts for winter 2024
• Alfa adds concerts to his tour in sports halls
• Bob Dylan with Willie Nelson for the Outlaw Music Festival tour
• Nothing But Thieves just keep getting better
• Farewell to Ernesto Assante: memories of friends, colleagues and artists
• Sophie Ellis-Bextor of "Murder on the Dancefloor" live in Italy
• Mal: the Primitives, 80 years and many successes
• Lazza: new single “100 Messaggi” out tonight
• Record of the Day: Scott Johnson, "John Somebody"
• One foot on Saturn, one in the gold: insatiable SZA
• Liam Gallagher tells the Hall Of Fame to fuck off again
• Danko Jones release new single "Waiting For You"
• Kings Of Leon: a three-year wait
• George Michael depicted on a commemorative coin
• Eivør will be in concert at the Montelago Celtic Festival
• Bruce Dickinson, Liam and Squire, Piotta: albums of the week
• Mick Jagger is a great songwriter, says Lenny Kravitz
• Billy Joel and Sting together on stage
• Daniele Silvestri, an acrobat of the word
• Record of the day: György Ligeti, "String Quartets"
• La Crus: there is the first album of unreleased songs in twenty years
• Eurovision 2024, who is the favorite according to the bettors
• Kanye West in Bologna: the videos (still problems for the album)
• What Mick Jagger listens to when he trains
• Pete Doherty: "I was healthier when I did heroin"
• Boos and middle fingers: what happened at the CCCP concert in Berlin
• Kanye West in Bologna: the videos (and the album disappears from AppleMusic)
• Alpha: from shyness at school to singing in a sold out forum
• Tears for Fears, suffering and tragedy generate great pop music
• Eurovision 2024: Megara win for San Marino, Bertè defeat
• Record of the day: Pat Metheny Trio, "Live"
• Olivia Rodrigo, the tour starts: the setlist and videos
• From the first Grammy in twenty years to the tour: this is how Kylie was reborn
• The new commercial shot by Madonna (a little self-referential)
• Kanye: how much he earned with the new album in a week
• CCCP: here are the first unreleased songs in over thirty years
• The infinite percussions of Tullio De Piscopo
• Are European fans or American fans better? Slipknot speak
• dEUS at Firenze Rocks on June 15th
• Record of the day: A. Berg, "Concerto for violin and orchestra"
• Diodato adds five concerts to his theater tour
• Little Simz: 15 minutes of total freedom
• Tim Commerford on Rage: "I don't know anything, I'm just the bass player"
• Tom Petty tribute album 'Petty Country' coming soon
• The Snuts: “Nobody tells us what to do from an office”
• Steve Hackett talks about Phil Collins' health
• Linkin Park: unreleased with Chester Bennington for the first collection
• The unpredictable Friday of Italian rap
• Jimmy Page, Brian May and Tony Iommi join forces for Gibson
• The real, played and sweaty hip hop of the Roots
• Why Billie Eilish's new album will be the hardest
• The new single for Folkstone before Alcatraz in Milan
• Kanye West at the Forum: between celebration and farce
• Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, Boyzlife, in concert in Italy
• Kings of Leon: “Mustang” anticipates the release of the album
• Record of the Day: Mike Oldfield, "Hergest Ridge"
• How REM inspired “DOC - in your hands”
• Duff McKagan met her idol Prince and... it didn't go well
• Scot Halpin took over for Keith Moon at a Who concert
• “Watch Me Gone” is the new single from Mark Knopfler
• Gianluca Grignani announces the zero date of his tour
• “The Song Remains The Same”, the Led Zeppelin film returns
• When in Milan Phil Collins said: "Sun cuntent de vés chi!"
• If De André's story were a playlist, it would sound like this
• Liam Gallagher and John Squire at Glastonbury 2024
• The Sense of Melody by James Blunt
• Fabri Fibra surprise releases a new song
• Loreena McKennitt: live shows in Italy and a new album
• Peter Frampton: My biggest mistake? “I'm In You”
• Album of the day: "The Real Bahamas"
• Machine Gun Kelly tattoos half his body and returns with a new song
• It's official: Slayer are reuniting
• Mick Jones has Parkinson's disease
• Beyoncé's Country Revolution: What's Behind the Breakthrough
• Nicki Minaj in concert in Italy in July
• Filippo Graziani goes on tour and sings his father Ivan's songs
• 'Drum and Fake', speaks Vasco Rossi
• Eminem: a documentary about “Stan”, the obsessive fan
• Apocalyptica in concert at Alcatraz in Milan
• Cristiano De André will be on tour this summer
• The extra step that took Ghali to the top of the rankings
• Brian Eno releases the soundtrack to his documentary film: first single
• KISS' Gene Simmons recalls the one time he got high
• Album of the Day: The Who, "Who's Next"
• Beatles: a biopic is coming for each of the four members
• Nick Cave: “To define yourself as an artist you have to avoid excuses”
• Liam Gallagher and John Squire: how to preview the album
• AC/DC: the albums are reissued on gold vinyl for the 50th anniversary
• Madonna's fall on stage, but she gets up and continues the show
• Bad Religion will be at the Sherwood Festival in Padua
• Avenged Sevenfold will be at Firenze Rocks
• Linkin Park: is there a new song coming out?
• Is the real revelation of “The greatest night in pop” Sheila E.?
• Noemi's not at all obvious turning point
• Roger Waters says Bono is a "disgusting asshole"
• Ghali - Live 2024: three new dates in sports halls in November
• Rap is (still) under attack
• Record of the day: Suzanne Vega, "Suzanne Vega"
• Avincola sings Carella, to play it, rediscover it and tell it
• Lenny Kravitz honored at the People's Choice Awards. Here is the video
• Florence is also added to the tour of Mahmood's buildings
• Levante: a live single anticipates the TV story of his 2023
• Taylor Swift in concert on the new album: "A lifeline"
• A$AP Rocky confirms Rihanna is working on new album
• CCCP, Ace Frehley and MGMT: the albums to listen to on February 23rd
• Jack White guesses Beatles songs by listening to 1 second of them
• Eddie Vedder and Post Malone play Pearl Jam and Tom Petty together
• The Elii do not have half measures, and love opposites
• Mike Terrana new Vasco drummer? The staff denies it
• Record of the day: Darius Milhaud, "Music for Wind Instruments"
• Fabrizio De André: a concert in Genoa 25 years after his death
• Taylor Swift concerts make Asian countries quarrel
• U2 pay homage to Navalny: "Putin will never say his name"
• Michael Jackson: the first photo of his nephew as the pop star
• Italian funk: between past and present
• Dr. Dre shaped the Los Angeles hip-hop sound
• Record of the Day: Everything But The Girl, "Worldwide"
• Here's how much Usher (didn't) earn at the Super Bowl
• Vasco Rossi: "I'm writing a song dedicated to women"
• Lionel Richie: "This is why Madonna didn't sing 'We Are the World'"
• St. Vincent is back. And she's not alone: ​​the first news about the new album
• Taylor Swift: 96 thousand spectators in Melbourne. It's a record (for her)
• Geolier, Fibra and Rose Villain: “Rap is the most sincere genre”
• Brian Wilson shock: "He has dementia". The family is asking for guardianship
• Francesco De Gregori talks about accounts not resolved with love
• Geolier: "Hate annoys me"
• AC/DC in concert in Reggio Emilia: the date is sold out
• Who is Angie, who is viral on TikTok with “Never Said Phrases”
• Record of the Day: Bill Withers, "Greatest Hits"
• Il Volo: four concerts at the Verona Arena
• Ghemon: "Sanremo, featuring and playlists are not success"
• CCCP a return, “More than new new”
• Dave Grohl revisits Bad Brains with members of Anthrax
• Kamelot: only Italian date in autumn for the American band
• Kim Gordon: second single from the new album arriving in March
• Dua Lipa's "Training Season" is over
• Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign: two performances in Italy
• Another plagiarism accusation for Kanye West
• Bob Dylan's first time
• Rockol gives away the CDs of the reissues of De André's albums
• Carl Palmer releases “Fanfare For The Common Man” box set
• After 7 years a new album by Shakira: “Las mujeres ya no lloran”
• Samuele Bersani adds a concert to his tour
• Album of the Day: Horace Silver, "Silver's Blue"
• Interpol return to concert in Italy
• Mick Mars, one of the most underrated guitarists of the 80s
• Benson Boone is not your typical teen idol
• Sangiovanni postpones new album and live: "I decided to stop"
• The Dead Poet Society are about to arrive in concert in Italy
• AC/DC in concert in Italy in Reggio Emilia: prices and maps
• Tina Turner: "What's love got to do with it" returns with rarity
• Robert Plant and songwriting: "I can't find the words"
• Nat 'King' Cole, a voice like silk
• Vasco, Alfredo and that song that he couldn't rewrite today
• There is another winner in Sanremo: it's Dardust
• Ghali announces a second date at the Assago Forum in Milan
• Record of the day: A. Vivaldi, "Concerts for viola d'amore"
• La Niña: Roots Planted in the Future
• Nomadi: two concerts in Novellara for "NomadIncontro"
• Bob Marley: "Exodus" released in a limited edition with rarities
• Pooh announce summer tour of over 20 dates
• Neil Young and Crazy Horse return to tour and announce an album
• Pat Smear was a great help to Kurt Cobain on stage
• Dominik Paris: downhill skiing and heavy metal
• It's also carnival for Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil
• Matteo Paolillo's new single will be released on February 15th
• Tooth, love is a beautiful thing
• David Byrne: Rosalía also in his Valentine's Day playlist
• That time Bruce Dickinson insulted the audience in Athens
• Steve Hackett: "Genesis is a strange band"
• “La rondine” by Mango flies in streaming after Angelina's cover
• Record of the day: Georg P. Telemann, "Flute Quartets"
• Fabrizio De André: the first four albums, explained
• Claudio Baglioni announces the last concert in indoor arenas
• Steve Hackett: "Genesis is a strange band"
• "Vultures 1": Ye, between self-quotes, hateful lyrics and brilliant ideas
• When Muhammad Ali made the Beatles look stupid
• Brian May recalls Freddie and Bowie's argument over 'Under Pressure'
• Here is the first list of names of the Sanremo Festival 2025
• Simple Minds announce a second concert in Rome
• Bruce Springsteen: cameo in Larry David's comedy sitcom
• Pearl Jam's musical dark matter: here is "Dark matter"
• Rocco Tanica and Depeche Mode boots
• Sad announces dates for 'Summersad Tour 2024'
• Liam Gallagher: “Fuck the Hall of Fame”
• Beyoncé: a new album is coming. Two singles to anticipate it
• Record of the day: "The Rough Guide to Bhangra Dance"
• Dream Theater are in the studio for a new album
• Gianna Nannini announces the new album due out in March 2024
• John Densmore (Doors): "They're not for sale"
• Kanye West samples the chants of the Inter curve in "Vultures 1".
• The parable of "Us and them"
• For Little Steven it's not time to release a new album
• On YouTube the Sanremo festival rewards Geolier
• Usher's explosive Super Bowl show
• Ten years ago Roberto "Freak" Antoni left us
• Sanremo 2024, what a Festival it was for the experts
• Fiorella Mannoia: for the first time on tour with an orchestra
• Sanremo 2024: how Angelina Mango won (the votes, in detail)
• Record of the day: Domenico Scarlatti, "The Last Sonatas"
• Mahmood announces a concert at the Assago Forum
• Sanremo 2024, Loredana Berté: “Mimì, we brought him home!”
• According to an opinion poll jury, Loredana Berté would have won Sanremo
• Blur: documentary and concert film about the 2023 reunion are released
• Sanremo 2024: the reactions of Angelina, Geolier and Annalisa
• Goodbye to Damo Suzuki, historic singer of Can
• Who was Mango, Angelina's father
• Nitro: “Rap for me is education and entertainment"
• Sanremo 2024: the Critics' Award goes to Loredana Berté
• Sanremo 2024: Angelina Mango wins with "La noia"
• Angelina Mango, the video interview with the winner
• Sanremo 2024: the 5 finalists: Ghali Mango Irama Geolier and Annalisa
• Sanremo 2024, the final lineup
• Sanremo 2024: the partial ranking before the final
• Emma: “Loredana Berté fought for all of us”
• Sanremo 2024: the report cards and votes of the final
• Record of the day: "Music from the Lost Provinces"
• And this year what will we really listen to after Sanremo 2024?
• Angelina Mango: "I'm very sad that Sanremo is ending"
• Sanremo 2024, Amadeus: “Ariston's booing of Geolier was unfair”
• Dargen D'Amico, the tribute to Morricone: "A social experiment"
• French Saints: "Doing 'Hallejuah' in Sanremo? Madness"...
• Sony Music owns the majority of Michael Jackson's catalogue
• The Kolors: "Daniele Silvestri gave us the blessing"
• Ozzy Osbourne against Kanye West for an unauthorized sample
• Mahmood: "The 'Gold Tracksuit' is my armour"
• Giovanni Caccamo: "I am dominated by my inconsolable lament"
• Record of the Day: Hank Mobley, "The Turnaround!"
• Sanremo 2024, the lineup for the fourth evening
• The return of Jalisse to Sanremo, after 27 years
• Sanremo, covers and duets: Geolier wins
• Gigi D'Agostino is back: his performance on the Sanremo ship
• Beatles, 60 years ago today on the Ed Sullivan Show
• Sanremo 2024: the report cards of the evening of covers and duets
• BabelNova Orchestra: who are the musicians with Dargen D'Amico
• Fulminacci: "Night before exams" is an eternal song
• On YouTube, Geolier wins the Sanremo festival
• Rod Stewart "I went to see the Rolling Stones, there were 12 people"
• Tony Hadley needs surgery, Italian tour postponed
• Ermal Meta announces the summer tour
• Sanremo 2024, Amadeus: "Why I said yes to Geolier"
• Vampire Weekend: new album released in April
• Sanremo 2024, the covers tonight: the official list
• New singles, releases on February 9th
• When Franco Battiato discovered the MAB
• Marcus King returns to Italy in October 2024 in concert in Milan
• Record of the Day: Rev. Gary Davis, "Heroes of the Blues"
• Bresh: the long folk tale of “Love Trouble”
• Jannacci and Massini: a piece of denunciation on white deaths
• Sanremo 2024: the report cards of the third evening of the Festival
• Sanremo 2024, the lineup for the third evening
• “One Love”: Bob Marley's fuzzy icon
• Fred De Palma: "They should have brought Jalisse to Sanremo"
• Bnkr44 and their "Punk Government": "We started from nothing"
• Choreography of the National Artistic Swimming team on “Apnea” by Emma
• Rose Villain: "This year the music in Sanremo is female"
• Sanremo 2024, the order of release of the singers on the third evening
• The “Night before the exams” by Antonello Venditti makes 40
• Marco Mengoni, new concert at the Milan stadium
• Beth Gibbons releases solo debut Lives Outgrown
• The beautiful music of Burt Bacharach (along with Elvis Costello)
• Warner Music Group: record quarter with cuts coming
• Sanremo 2024, the second top 5 of authors and record companies
• Sanremo 2024, the NUOVOIMAIE panel on the fight against piracy
• Steve Hackett, here is the new single "Circo inferno"
• Allevi in ​​Sanremo after the illness: the monologue and the performance
• Record of the Day: Burning Spear, "Freeman"
• Sanremo 2024: the report cards from the second evening of the Festival
• Allevi in ​​Sanremo: “I will play a song written during his illness”
• AC/DC, the countdown has started: an announcement on Monday
• Gazzelle: "Sanremo? Like Spinaceto: I thought worse"
• Annalisa: "Songs should be let go, not explained"
• Sanremo 2024: the ranking by radio appearances
• Sanremo 2024: the ranking of views on YouTube
• Nek "They even spat on me in Sanremo". And Renga...
• Alessandra Amoroso: returns to the sports halls in December
• Suicidal Tendencies: a date for the 2024 edition of Rugby Sound
• Despite everything, Bugo continues to dance as he pleases
• Alessandra Amoroso and bullying: "I have received death threats"
• A Super Deluxe Edition of Deep Purple's "Machine Head" is released
• Record of the Day: John Scofield, "Groove Elation"
• Sanremo 2024: the report cards from the first evening of the Festival
• Sanremo 2024, the first evening lineup
• Ghali: “Mine is a romantic Italian story”
• The Melvins announce new album “Tarantula Heart”
• Clara among the big names: "Crazy J would tell me: get your dick out"
• Sanremo 2024, Amadeus: “We need to close a cycle”
• Goodbye to Toby Keith
• Einstürzende Neubauten live in Italy
• Diodato has announced a theater tour for next autumn
• Concerts: Tom Morello live next summer in Italy
• Falco, the only Austrian number one singer in the USA
• Try it again, Christina Aguilera
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (8)
• Record of the day: Jamiroquai, "Travelling Without Moving"
• Mahmood, Diodato, Angelina Mango and Annalisa stand out at the rehearsals
• Beppe Vessicchio: “From Elio to Vecchioni, here are my Festivals”
• U2: David Guetta remixes "Atomic City"
• John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe: "just" friends or something more?
• Ringo Starr returns to country & western... and it's about time!
• Sanremo 2024: Amadeus, “If the tractors arrive...”
• SCF, related rights and Sanremo: a schedule of dedicated events
• Beyond Sanremo: which records to listen to this week
• Grammy Awards 2024: performances by Joni Mitchell, U2 and others
• Killer Mike arrested at the 2024 Grammys after winning 3 awards
• Grammy: from Taylor Swift's new album to the surprise Céline Dion
• The most difficult Guns N' Roses song for Duff to play live
• Grammy Awards 2024, the complete list of all the winners
• Grammy Awards 2024: the awards ceremony tonight
• Eros Ramazzotti: "I would return to the festival but with De Gregori and Vasco"
• Record of the day: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Krönungsmesse"
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (7)
• David Gilmour's favorite Pink Floyd song
• Robert Plant and Deborah Bonham, John's sister, live together
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Mia Martini Critics Award from 2006 to 2011
• Bruce Springsteen: live of the month available for download
• The 10th edition of Seeyousound International Festival is in Turin
• Gala evening for Jon Bon Jovi with many rock stars and an unreleased song
• Nilla Pizzi, a feminist ante litteram
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Festival from 2001 to 2010
• Alice Cooper: "I'm the master of madness, the sultan of surprise"
• Pearl Jam, what we know about "Dark matter", the new album
• French Saints in Sanremo 2024: “We leave secrets to be solved”
• Record of the day: Gavin Bryars, "Three String Quartets"
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (6)
• Damiano from Maneskin sings for Bon Jovi and meets Springsteen
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Festival from 1991 to 2000
• Sanremo 2024: the most used words in songs
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Mia Martini Critics Award from 2000 to 2005
• Gigi D'Agostino, a new life: “A single in March”
• From Alabama Shakes to funk, Brittany Howard's thousand resources
• Goodbye to Wayne Kramer, he founded the band MC5
• Three cheerful dead boys: 30 years of history
• Goodbye Wayne Kramer, he founded the band MC5
• When Ivano Fossati rediscovered the sounds of electric guitars
• Il Volo celebrates 15 years of touring career
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (5)
• Record of the day: John Cage, "Cheap imitation"
• Sometimes they come back: Tones and I don't dream of another “Dance monkey”
• Ghali announces a concert at the Forum in Milan
• The best music videos of 1984
• Fabio Treves the craftsman and godfather of blues in Italy
• Singer Darius Rucker arrested for a misdemeanor
• Sanremo 2024, SIAE at the Festival with Piazza della Musica
• The Last Dinner Parties have arrived at the right time
• Bryan Adams in concert in Italy in November
• New singles, releases on February 2nd
• Bruce Springsteen's video for farewell to his mother Adele
• Twenty years ago Riki Maiocchi died
• Marlene Kuntz on tour to celebrate "Catartica"
• Dargen D'Amico at Sanremo 2024: "If I go, anyone can go"
• AC/DC: "Back in Black" reaches one billion streams on YouTube
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (4)
• Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift: how many pop stars are there in “Argylle”?
• Record of the Day: Bootsy Collins, "The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!"
• Billy Joel releases single "Turn the Lights Back On"
• Die Antwoord, the Milan concert is sold out
• What do Lou Reed, Lucio Battisti and Rodriguez have in common?
• Antonello Venditti: concert-event for the 40 years of "Cuore"
• NSYNC have been in the studio. Justin Timberlake confirms it
• A film about the story of Gianna Nannini on Netflix
• Visionair Radio is born
• Daft Punk have unreleased material for a possible new album
• Mahmood at Sanremo 2024: "I'll tell you about the wounds I've overcome"
• The origins of Vasco Brondi
• Pink Floyd: another new edition of "The dark side of the moon"
• The successes of Sanremo also live beyond their pop key
• In Milan the exhibition "Queen unseen" with photos by Peter Hince
• Guns N' Roses' hit in the “Despicable Me 4” trailer
• Record of the Day: Rolling Stones, "Exile on Main Street"
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (3)
• Adele announces a four-date residency in Monaco
• Talking Heads: A Tribute Album Featuring Paramore, Miley Cyrus & More
• Noah Kahan, the folk singer who overturns the predictions on the Grammys
• Talking Heads: rejected 80 million dollars for the reunion
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Mia Martini Critics Award from 1982 to 1987
• Yngwie Malmsteen in concert in Italy next summer
• Pet Shop Boys release new album "nonetheless"
• On February 11th Battle Beast are in concert at Legend in Milan
• Verdena: "The Suicide of the Samurai" turns twenty
• Malika Ayane: "You have to be as authentic as possible"
• Céline Dion: a documentary about her career and illness is released
• Air, a tour and a reissue of "Moon Safari" for the 25th anniversary
• Frozen Soul in concert in Italy: Slug Gore opening
• Sanremo Story: the songs that didn't win, and yet... (2)
• Record of the day: Paul Hindemith, "Quintett, Septett, Oktett"
• Goodbye to Franco Tozzi, Umberto's brother
• Franco Califano's last and poignant participation in Sanremo
• Kneecap: rap meets Fontaines DC
• Farewell to photographer Brian Griffin, collaborator of Depeche Mode
• Nothing But Thieves release the previously unreleased "Oh no::He said what?"
• Sleep Token: the ugly mess of tickets
• Marilyn Manson must reimburse the other party's legal costs
• Sanremo Story: the songs that won the Festival from 1951 to 1960
• Ludovico Einaudi, when the piano makes more streams than rap
• The charity rock of “Live Aid” becomes a musical
• Depeche Mode release a new video
• Spider Stacy of the Pogues remembers Shane MacGowan
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