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She faces off against singer Destin Conrad in video for latest Fancy That single PinkPantheress is a chess master in the video for “Romeo,” the latest single off her second mixtape Fancy That. Directed by Iris Luz, the video features PinkPantheress competing in a South London chess tournament. Her main opponent is played by Destin

David Byrne‘s new LP Who Is The Sky? arrives in slightly over three weeks, and he’s just shared new single “The Avant Garde.” “Some people will hear this and say, ‘David is calling bullshit on his friends’ but it’s more nuanced than that,” Byrne said in a statement. “Anyone who knows me knows that I

Kid Cudi says he “hated every minute” of his time on the witness stand at Sean Combs’ sex trafficking and racketeering trial in New York. Still, he found “peace” knowing he was there to support Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, the R&B singer who testified that Combs routinely beat and harassed her during their tumultuous decade-long dating

New black-and-white video is second visual from July album Swag One week after dropping the video for “Yukon,” Justin Bieber is back with another black-and-white, nature-centered visual from his album, Swag. The latest is for track “First Place.” For the Rory Kramer-directed video, Bieber is in Northern Iceland, where he recorded much of his latest

Kanye West snaps at Kim Kardashian and declares “I’m off my meds for five months now” in the new trailer for In Whose Name?, an upcoming documentary that provides a very private look at the rapper’s very public meltdown. Director Nicolas Ballesteros and his camera tailed West for six years, accumulating over 3,000 hours of

Rauw Alejandro has the name for his upcoming album ready. On Wednesday, as the Hispanic Heritage Foundation announced him as a winner of the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award for Vision, the Puerto Rican star shared that his next project will be named Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0. “This is just the beginning… with my next project,

“I wanted to sing a song for you that I’ll forever wish I wrote, if you’ve got 10 minutes,” she told the crowd Gracie Abrams took a moment from her show to play a song that isn’t hers, but that her fans definitely know: “All Too Well (10 Minute Version).” During her show at the

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more.This week, Gunna drops his final release with YSL records, Lucy Dacus unearths intimate Forever Is a Feeling B-sides, and Ethel Cain delivers a quietly haunting LP. Plus, new music from JID, Laufey, Katseye

Earlier this week, a tweet from a Young Thug parody account clowned Gunna’s new album, The Last Wun, by proclaiming, “Nobody wunna hear that shit.” The message went viral as sundry accounts spread disinformation that it was from Thugger himself. It served as a reminder that no matter how much the 32-year-old Atlanta melodic rapper

Michael Lydon, a veteran music journalist who served as the original assistant editor of Rolling Stone when it ran out of a tiny San Francisco loft by a skeleton staff overseen by co-founder Jann Wenner, died on July 30. He was 82. Lydon’s wife, Ellen Mandel, confirmed his death to The New York Times, adding

The new trial date will take place eight years after he was arrested, over evidence appeal delays The double murder case of YNW Melly has been delayed yet again. About a month before the trial was set to begin, Broward State Attorney’s Office confirmed to Rolling Stone that the rapper — real name Jamell Demons

Kevin Kaarl has spent the past year performing sold-out shows across the U.S. and Mexico, mending broken hearts with his emotional blend of folk and rock at every stop. Last night, the rising music hero took on the House of Blues in Anaheim, filling the venue with his nostalgic sounds and wistful anthems as part

Beéle and Carla Morrison are joining their unique styles and vocals for their new “Arena” video. On Friday, the Colombian star revisited the Borondo favorite by releasing a sultry video alongside the Mexican vocalist. “When I was about to write it, I felt it had something more… divine, a special energy,” said Beéle in a

Ravyn Lenae first went to Lollapalooza when she was 16 years old. “I got so blacked out,” the Chicago native tells Rolling Stone. “I was young. I didn’t know how to handle my liquor. I did edibles with the liquor, I wasn’t thinking at all. They had to carry me out of Lollapalooza. So it’s

Depending on how tapped in of a hip-hop head you are, the following statement is either a fact of life or a revelation: Roc Marciano is one of the most impactful MCs of his generation. Since 2010’s MarcBerg, he’s been a catalyst of a new indie rap scene, dropping albums as braggadocious and flashy as

The country star released his sophomore album, Different Nights Same Rodeo, on Friday On Friday, Bailey Zimmerman marked the release of his album Different Night Same Rodeo on Friday with a desert-racing video for his new single “Lost,” featuring The Kid Laroi. The playful video shows Zimmerman and The Kid Laroi leaning into their opposite

Dead and Company paid tribute to the late Phil Lesh on the opening night of their Dead 60 anniversary concerts in San Francisco by bringing out Lesh’s son Grahame for “Box of Rain.” The Bob Weir and John Mayer-fronted band have sparingly performed the Lesh-sung American Beauty classic, one of the bassist’s signature songs, since

For Justin Bieber, it’s the ultimate question: what went right? He’s the comeback kid of the year, with a surprise blockbuster on his hands with Swag, his first new music in four years. It’s the last thing anyone expected—the most adult, ambitious, relaxed album of his life, not to mention his best ever. Yet he’s

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The Outlaw Music Festival began nine years back as a single event in Scranton, Pennsylvania, featuring Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Sheryl Crow, Chris Robinson, and Lee Ann Womack. It’s slowly morphed into a traveling fest that brings Nelson and a rotating cast of top-grade support acts to amphitheaters across America every summer, and they leveled

The 2025 edition of Lollapalooza has been full of happy surprises, from pop royalty Robyn performing with Gracie Abrams on the first day, to Olivia Rodrigo marking her Lolla Chicago debut on the second day with a little help from Weezer, the first band she saw in concert. And Saturday was no exception, with Twice

Despite dishing out chokeholds and clotheslines, the country singer took the loss in his battle with the social media provocateur The much-hyped battle between Jelly Roll and Logan Paul finally hit the ring Saturday at WWE’s SummerSlam event, where the country singer and tag team partner Randy Orton faced off against the social media provocateur

When 5 Seconds of Summer were invited to join the nostalgia-heavy When We Were Young Festival in 2023, their immediate response was an eager yes. They likely would have ended up on the Las Vegas Festival Grounds even if they weren’t performing. The bill was an exhaustive list of nearly every band they loved and

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It’s a Monday night and Gracie Abrams is flipping through a red leather journal filled with songs. She’s in her childhood bedroom, complete with a rocketship-patterned bedspread and a copy of Lizzy McAlpine’s Older on display. But she’s not at home; the bedroom is a replica. Abrams is actually sitting dead-center at New York’s Madison

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OMG Girlz is officially back. Rolling Stone can exclusively reveal that the girl group — central to T.I. and Tiny’s complicated court win last year — is reuniting for a brief, first-ever headlining tour. The tour has a tongue-in-cheek reference to the yearslong legal battle: The Name Stays Tour. “The OMG Girlz never stopped being