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centomilacarie – giovane cantautore tra gli artisti rivelazione dell’anno – annuncia IO NESSUNO TOUR, che arriverà a Milano venerdì 21 marzo 2025 @ Santeria Toscana 31.
Simone, in arte centomilacarie, è un cantautore di vent’anni, classe 2004, originario della provincia di Varese. Inizia a suonare il violino a 5 anni, per poi avvicinarsi alla chitarra e al pianoforte. La sua musica è priva di ordine e disciplina, in grado di arrivare con un’autenticità fuori dal comune. I suoi maggiori riferimenti musicali includono la colonna sonora di Final Fantasy, Xxxtentacion e Michael Jackson. Nel 2022 debutta dal vivo al MI AMI Festival, evento dedicato alla musica indipendente, dove presenta “Il sorriso di mia madre”, brano che ispirerà “Non mi riconosco ≠“, il primo singolo che anticipa MAYA, il nuovo progetto del produttore Mace, cantato da centomilacarie insieme a Salmo.
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centomilacarie – a rising singer-songwriter and one of the breakout artists of the year – announces the IO NESSUNO TOUR, landing in Milan on Friday, March 21, 2025, at Santeria Toscana 31.
Simone, known as centomilacarie, is a 20-year-old singer-songwriter born in 2004, originally from the province of Varese. He started playing the violin at the age of five before picking up the guitar and piano. His music defies order and discipline, delivering an uncommon authenticity that resonates deeply. His biggest musical influences range from the Final Fantasy soundtrack to Xxxtentacion and Michael Jackson.
In 2022, he made his live debut at MI AMI Festival, a key event for independent music, where he performed Il sorriso di mia madre, a track that later inspired “Non mi riconosco ≠”, the first single previewing MAYA, the new project by producer Mace, featuring centomilacarie alongside Salmo.
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Giuseppe Peveri detto DENTE è un cantautore, musicista e scrittore. Nato e vissuto a Fidenza (PR), intraprende la sua avventura musicale come chitarrista dei Quic e La Spina, con cui pubblica due album alla fine del secolo scorso, per poi intraprendere la carriera solista nel 2006. Ad oggi ha pubblicato sette album in studio, un EP digitale e un libro di favole bellissime. Ha collaborato con numerosi artisti del panorama italiano come Marco Mengoni, Selton, Arisa, Alberto Bianco, Enrico Ruggeri e Brunori S.a.s. per citarne solo alcuni. Ha scritto inoltre per varie testate e case editrici come Linus, Il fatto Quotidiano, Sette, Minimum fax, No Reply, La nave di Teseo e Valigie Rosse. Ha curato una rubrica per Radio Popolare e collaborato con alcuni scrittori come Guido Catalano, Paolo Nori e Aldo Nove. Vive a Milano. Ha una pessima memoria.
Nella primavera del 2025 uscirà il suo prossimo album dal titolo Santa Tenerezza.
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Giuseppe Peveri, known as DENTE, is a singer-songwriter, musician, and writer. Born and raised in Fidenza (PR), he began his musical journey as the guitarist for Quic e La Spina, with whom he released two albums at the turn of the century before embarking on his solo career in 2006.
To date, he has released seven studio albums, a digital EP, and a book of beautiful fairy tales. He has collaborated with numerous artists on the italian music scene, including Marco Mengoni, Selton, Arisa, Alberto Bianco, Enrico Ruggeri, and Brunori Sas, to name just a few.
Beyond music, he has written for various publications and publishing houses such as Linus, Il Fatto Quotidiano, Sette, Minimum Fax, No Reply, La Nave di Teseo, and Valigie Rosse. He has curated a column for Radio Popolare and collaborated with writers such as Guido Catalano, Paolo Nori, and Aldo Nove.
He lives in Milan. He has a terrible memory.
His next album, Santa Tenerezza, is set to be released in spring 2025.
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Exactly two years after “Ha Ha Heartbreak”, Warhaus, the solo project of Maarten Devoldere, frontman of indie band Balthazar, is coming to Italy for a one-night-only show on May 3, 2025, at Santeria Toscana 31, presenting his new studio album.
“Karaoke Moon”, released on November 22 via Play It Again Sam, is an album that grows with every listen. With its captivating melodies, Devoldere’s spoken-word delivery that flirts with rap, and falsetto choruses, each track reveals new layers, inviting listeners to dive into the deep and unique universe of Warhaus— a musical journey as intriguing as it is mesmerizing.
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The Lathums are coming to Italy for a one-night-only show on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Santeria Toscana 31 in Milan.
The band has just announced their new album and plans for their 2025 tour, following the release of their latest single, “Stellar Cast”. With two consecutive No.1 albums on the Official UK Album Chart, “Matter Does Not Define” is set to be released on March 7, 2025, kicking off the band’s exciting third chapter.
After a summer of historic performances, including major festival appearances and a sold-out, 11,500-capacity show under the sun at Robin Park in Wigan, the four-piece is ready to embark on one of their biggest tours to date, opening at Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
Announcing the follow-up to their 2022 chart-topping second album, “From Nothing To A Little Bit More,” The Lathums—now more mature and as prolific as ever—have revealed the 12-song tracklist for “Matter Does Not Define”. Described by frontman Alex Moore as “real“ and “raw“, the album includes the high-energy “No Direction”, an instant fan favorite released earlier this year.
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Patrick Wolf announces the new album “Crying The Neck”, set for release on April 25, preceded by the single “Dies Irae”, via APPORT / Virgin Music, along with an international tour.
The artist will perform in Milan on Saturday, May 31, 2025 – Milan, Santeria Toscana 31. The tickets for the concert will be available from 11:00 AM on Friday, February 7, on official ticketing platforms. More info and tickets at virusconcerti.com.
After facing addiction, crisis, bankruptcy, recovery, and survival, Patrick Wolf returned to music in 2023 with “The Night Safari”, his first work after ten years lost due to creative block and personal turmoil. Now, with his seventh studio album, “Crying The Neck”, the forty-one-year-old artist has created a hopeful and confident record, inspired by the transformative power of grief following his mother’s death, rehabilitation, local folklore, and the landscapes of East Kent.
The album features Zola Jesus, Serafina Steer, drummer Seb Rochford, and Wolf’s sister, Jo Apps. Alongside the announcement of a major tour across the UK, Europe, and the United States, Wolf has shared the first single, “Dies Irae”, an anthemic “affirmation of life” set in the days before his mother’s passing.
“Crying The Neck”, his first new album in thirteen years and the first of four planned records, was written and recorded in the coastal town of Ramsgate, Kent, where Wolf now calls home. There, in his quiet garden studio, he managed to rediscover his voice. During a period of rebuilding, “Crying The Neck” was entirely written, composed, produced, and arranged by Wolf himself, with Brendan Cox as co-producer and engineer over the last three years, helping to complete an album that had been in the making for a decade. The complexity of the nation, the self, and the grief that “Crying The Neck” embraces is summed up by a recording of writer Vita Sackville-West reading the verse “faith, doubt, perplexity, grief, hope, despair”, from her poem “The Land”. “The quote is important because it signifies acceptance and recognition,” says Wolf.
The album ends on the Foreland Peninsula, looking out over the North Sea, contemplating the fleeting nature of life, but also progress. “I wanted an experienced song at the end, a preparation for the transition to a more urgent mortality,” explains Patrick Wolf. “I feel that I have a certain amount of time left to do the work I want to do and a certain amount of time not to work properly and just live.”
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After ten years of activity and acclaimed albums like Every Bad and Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky, on January 15, Porridge Radio officially announced their decision to disband. Alongside this announcement, the band also revealed the release of their final EP, The Machine Starts to Sing, scheduled for February 21, 2025.
Frontwoman Dana Margolin stated: “This is the last new music from Porridge Radio, and it marks the end of the band. It means a lot to us. We are excited for you to hear it. This band has been our life, we are a family now. These will be our final shows. Thank you so much to everyone who has listened to us.”
The news was met with sadness by their many fans around the world, who now have one last chance to see them live and celebrate the huge impact the band has had on the independent music scene.
Formed in Brighton in 2015, Porridge Radio started as a DIY project, playing in small venues and developing a distinct musical identity, characterized by Margolin’s intense vocals, dissonant guitars, and ethereal synthesizers. Their debut album, Rice, Pasta and Other Fillers (2016), immediately showcased their raw talent and experimental approach. However, it was with Every Bad (2020) that the band gained international recognition, earning a Mercury Prize nomination, thanks to tracks like Sweet and Lilac, which highlighted their ability to blend vulnerability and sonic power.
Margolin has often described her songwriting as a cathartic process, stating in an interview: “Writing songs is my way of understanding the world and dealing with emotions.” This authenticity has made the band a cornerstone of the contemporary indie scene, influencing many emerging artists with their unique sound, which fuses post-punk, indie rock, and deeply emotional lyrics.
These italian tour dates offer a unique opportunity for fans to bid farewell to the band and experience their electrifying energy live one last time.
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Tickets will be available as follows:
- Exclusive presale on Vivo Club starting Wednesday, February 5, 2025, at 11:00 AM
- Online at www.vivoconcerti.com from Friday, February 7, 2025, at 11:00 AM
- At all authorized ticket outlets from Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 11:00 AM.
With over two billion streams, Brian Fennell, known as SYML — which means “simple” in Welsh — creates music that taps into the instincts that drive us toward places of refuge, whether physical or emotional.
Born and raised in Seattle, Fennell studied piano and became a self-taught producer, programmer, and guitarist. In 2019, he released his self-titled debut album, featuring the Platinum-certified single Where’s My Love and the song Girl, followed by the DIM EP in 2021.
SYML then embarked on a sold-out headline tour for his live album, Sacred Spaces, performing in stunning churches worldwide.
In November 2022, he released the single Better Part of Me, a new solo project in collaboration with bluegrass singer and violinist Sara Watkins of Nickel Creek and I’m With Her. He also contributed to Lana Del Rey’s album Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, released in March 2023.
That same year, SYML released The Day My Father Died, an introspective journey exploring abandonment, love, and loss, reflecting on how relationships shape us as individuals. The album was a major success, driven by the hit single You and I, which has surpassed 46 million streams on Spotify.
This album was at the heart of his last world tour, Phases Tour, which captivated millions of fans. Now, all eyes are on his upcoming album, Nobody Lives Here, set for release on April 4, 2025. This record delves into the passage of time, the fear of aging, and the valuable lessons only time can teach.