If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. At a Glance: The Best Brooks Running Shoes Editor’s Pick: Ghost 15 (Men’s / Women’s) Most Versatile: Glycerin 21 (Men’s / Women’s) Best for Marathon Running: Hyperion Elite …
Read More »
When Doja Cat released Scarlet in October 2023, the album functioned as an introduction to the new Doja: the one who put her fans to the ultimate loyalty test and shifted her focus towards the ones who stood by her side. It was also the Doja who discarded her past …
Read More »
Lil Nas X just couldn’t keep this new song under wraps for any longer. On Friday, the musician surprise-released a demo for “Light Again” on SoundCloud. The fun track hears the musician rapping and singing over a house beat. He joked on X that his label might not be happy …
Read More »
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Quick Answer: Watch today’s South Carolina vs. Indiana March Madness women’s Sweet 16 game online for free with trials to DirecTV Stream or fuboTV. Get Free Trial at …
Read More »
Welcome to ourweekly rundownof the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more.This week, three highlights from Beyoncé‘s game-changing Cowboy Carter (including a sweet Miley Cyrus duet), Camila Cabello returns with a super-charged hyperpop single, and St. Vincent previews her forthcoming album …
Read More »
Snoop Dogg and DJ Premier have reunited for a new single, “Can U Dig That?” The track is a potent, laid-back ode to all things West Coast, centered around a classic Preemo scratch sample — “Welcome to California… life is a bitch out here.” Over a beat that blends classic …
Read More »
Thursday night marked Billy Joel’s 100th concert in his soon-ending Madison Square Garden residency, and to mark the occasion, Jerry Seinfeld came onstage to honor the Piano Man. Calling the long-running MSG residency “a beautiful medallion on this career that he’s had,” Seinfeld talked about their shared roots on Long …
Read More »
On Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé shines a spotlight on country pioneer Linda Martell, whose 1970 LP, Color Me Country, was the first major country album released by a Black woman. Martell speaks the intro to “Spaghettii,” talking about the confining nature of the word “genre,” and she gets her own track, …
Read More »
When we last left Sheryl Crow, five years ago, she’d essentially retired from making albums. With its all-star cast, from Willie Nelson and Neil Young through St. Vincent and Jason Isbell, her 2019 LP Threads truly felt like a retirement party attended by all her musician pals; all that was …
Read More »
When Beyoncé unveiled a poster homage to country jamborees to announce the track list to Cowboy Carter, the project’s country tie-ins became even more clear. The artwork included references to Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton — and Linda Martell, a name that may have only resonated with country scholars. Although she …
Read More »