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Placebo, Pequeno Allevi

Jean Jacques Rousseau, French intellectual, suggested to be wary of habit. Steve Hewitt, Placebo's drummer, took the advice literally, as happened with the Foo Fighters Dave Grohl decided to try out new roads and temporarily put the past - and the sticks - in a drawer.

rediscover his fellow adventurers, but in the meantime he devoted himself heart and soul to the "Love Amongst Ruin," his new creation: make bad rock, Placebo-style (but it should be?), Therapy, Cure, Queen of the Stone Age and Nirvana. Accompanying Steve are Donald Ross Skinner (guitar), Steve Hove (guitar), Laurie Ross (keyboards), Magnus Lunden (bass) and Keith York (drums). Before to arrive in Italy, Hewit and members have performed with success in the major summer festivals in Europe. The expectation is therefore legitimate. Open up Spiral 69, draft Riccardo Sabetti, new wave phenomenon of industrial-country. To 21.30, entrance 15 euro + dp

Magazzini Generali via Pietrasanta 14 Valerio Venturi

The crew Gue Pequeno

like you are one of the most popular configurations from the outskirts of Milan. Here are the Club Dogo, those who use slang Sgrilli to talk about street life and hip-hop rhyme. Now have the new CD "That's good to be us," preceded by the single "Spaccotutto" and sign autographs for fans. "A e have chosen to call the CD so not because we are the cool, rich or famous, but because we are happy not to be like others. " If you are part of the crew, go to 18, free admission.

Fnac, Via Torino 45 VV

The alien who feels

Genius Mozart or buffalo that is, Giovanni Allevi has a large head - in the sense that a lot of hair - and plays the piano in a reassuring way, perfect for radio. If you see it as Uto Ughi, who considers the song of the Marches "musically laughable", go elsewhere. Otherwise hasten the pop-star: presents his new work "Alien." 18.30, admission free. Feltrinelli, Piazza Piemonte VV