Taylor Swift‘s Fearless (Taylor’s Version) takes Number One on the Rolling Stone Top 200 Albums Chart for a second time, rising 98 positions after a limited release of autographed CDs, as well as a vinyl edition. Fearless (Taylor’s Version) first debuted atop the RS 200 in April, with the biggest …
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A new video for Bob Dylan‘s “License to Kill” has been released, featuring a new remix version of the 1983 original along with previously unseen footage from the Infidels sessions. It’s tied to Springtime in New York: The Bootleg Series Vol. 16 (1980-1985), a five-disc set that includes material recorded …
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Miley Cyrus made a surprise appearance during Megan Thee Stallion’s Austin City Limits set Friday, briefly crashing the stage to dance alongside the rapper. Cyrus, who also headlined Friday night at the festival, shared video of the moment on Instagram, with the singer running up from the side of the …
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Roger Daltrey takes the collapse of the old-school music business personally. When the Who reunited in the mid-Nineties after a brief sabbatical, Daltrey promised his doctor that he and his band would help him raise awareness (and money) for the fight against teen cancer, something that’s proven hard to do …
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AC/DC take a trip down memory lane in their new video for “Through the Mists of Time.” The song appears on the group’s 17th studio album Power Up, which arrived last fall. The concept for the novel new clip was conceived by Angus Young. Director Najeeb Tarazi and creative director …
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Coldplay and BTS have shared two new versions of their recently released collaboration “My Universe,” including a stripped-back acoustic recording and the Supernova 7 mix, courtesy of Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman. The new takes on “My Universe” follow the release of Coldplay and BTS’ Inside My Universe documentary. The 13-minute …
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Sueco, BJ the Chicago Kid, Saint Motel, Lawrence, and Allison Russell are among the artists scheduled perform this coming Monday, September 27th through Wednesday, September 29th on Rolling Stone’s Twitch channel. Rounding out Rolling Stone’s coverage of the Best Music Cities and Venues, the three-day digital event will be a …
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The Rolling Stones have kept a low public profile since the death of Charlie Watts on August 24th, but in a series of new interviews with longtime Rolling Stone writer David Fricke, they talk about the devastating loss, moving forward with drummer Steve Jordan, the song selection for their upcoming …
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Magdalena Bay, the budding Los Angeles indie pop duo, make music that feels both timeless and time-less. Timeless because bandmates Mica Tenenbaum and Matt Lewin have a keen knack for songcraft, and time-less because, in a world where temporality’s been smashed by the internet, Magdalena Bay are there picking up …
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Just a few weeks ago, it seemed like Fleetwood Mac were slowly building toward a reunion tour with Lindsey Buckingham. Mick Fleetwood had ruled it out as recently as January 2020, but the two ex-bandmates got in touch after Peter Green died last July and made peace. In March, Fleetwood …
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