Tonnie “HoodMama” Woods-Reed, the mother of the Lil Keed, shared a new song from her son who died at the age of 24. The track “Long Way to Go” is the first single to be released after the Atlanta rapper’s death last May. In a statement earlier this week, Lil …
Read More »The Other Side of the Glass: Noah Goldstein Reflects on Patti Smith, Rosalía, and Getting 'A Doctoral Degree in Ye Production'
Before he was producing for some of the biggest names in the industry, Noah Goldstein got his start as a self-taught DJ in the Philadelphia suburbs. He’d set his sights on a career in the studio as a teenager after watching an episode of VH1’s Behind the Music that showed …
Read More »Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series Is 'Definitely Winding Down'
Over the past 32 years, Bob Dylan‘s Bootleg Series has proved that the singer’s studio albums represent just a tiny fraction of his musical output. Some of the releases in the series spotlight key concerts from tours like his 1966 European run with the Hawks or the 1975 Rolling Thunder …
Read More »Disco Queen Donna Summer to Get the Doc Treatment With 'Love to Love You'
A new Donna Summer documentary, co-directed by the disco icon’s daughter, Brooklyn Sudano, will premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival this month before arriving on HBO in May. Sudano co-directed Love to Love You, Donna Summer, with Oscar-winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams. The film will chronicle Summer’s unique career …
Read More »Olivia Newton-John Is Getting an Official State Memorial Service in Australia
Olivia Newton-John will receive yet another special tribute — a state memorial service in her childhood home of Melbourne, Australia, later this month. Newton-John’s family is helping to plan the event, which will take place at Hamer Hall, Arts Centre in Melbourne on Feb. 26. The show will feature special …
Read More »'So Much for (Tour) Dust': Fall Out Boy Concert Tickets Are Now on Sale — Here's Where to Get Them
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Sugar, available tickets for Fall Out Boy‘s upcoming tour are probably about to start goin’ down. Weeks after announcing their first album in over five years, So Much …
Read More »Pictoria Vark Is Heading Into Parts Unknown, And Finding Herself As She Goes
Who is Pictoria Vark? She’s the spoonerism who serves as a rock handle for rising songwriter Victoria Park. The 23-year-old Iowa City singer/bassist just made one of last year’s finest indie records with her breakthrough, The Parts I Dread. It’s a road trip of an album—it’s full of the places …
Read More »Anitta, Omar Apollo, Wet Leg, and More Showcase Their Grammy-Nominated Talent at Spotify's Best New Artist Party
It couldn’t get bigger than this. The Spotify Best New Artist red carpet was buzzing all night as artists like Tove Lo, Shawn Mendes, and Doechii strutted their way into one of the biggest Grammy week parties, and A-list surprise guests like Leonardo DiCaprio, Trevor Noah, and Jared Leto joined …
Read More »J. Cole's Dreamville Records Steps Into the Ring for 'Creed III' Soundtrack
J. Cole’s Dreamville Records will executive produce the soundtrack for Michael B. Jordan’s Creed III, with the album set to arrive alongside the movie on March 3. The label has shared the first single from the soundtrack as well, “Ma Boy,” featuring Dreamville artists J.I.D. and Lute. Despite the tease, …
Read More »Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Compose Score for David Fincher's Next Film 'The Killer'
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross will re-team with longtime collaborator David Fincher for the director’s next film, The Killer, due out in November. The duo subtly announced the project on the Nine Inch Nails’ website in the caption for a 3-LP version of their score for Mank, Fincher’s 2020 film …
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