If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. You have eleven Grammys, a catalog of over 3,000 songs, and are one of the most-streamed artists of all time. So, what’s next? If you’re Dolly Parton, the …
Read More »Benny Blanco and Selena Gomez's Wedding Plans Are Slow-Moving: 'We Both Need to Chill'
Benny Blanco and Selena Gomez aren’t rushing to the altar. During a recent appearance on the podcast Therapuss, the producer and songwriter detailed the busy schedules that have been keeping them from focusing on planning their wedding. “We both need to chill. We’ve both been working so much,” Blanco said …
Read More »Deftones Announce First Album in Five Years, Drop New Song
It’s taken five years for a new Deftones album to come — and it’s finally here. Today, the group announced that it will release the album Private Music on Aug. 22 via Reprise and Warner Records. Deftones also released the single “My Mind Is a Mountain.” The artwork for Deftones’ …
Read More »Ozzy Osbourne Will Administer His Own 'Last Rites' in New Memoir
Fresh off his triumphant final concert, Ozzy Osbourne has announced a new memoir, Last Rites, which will be published Oct. 7 via Grand Central Publishing. The book will be centered around the various health issues and ailments the metal legend has battled over the past seven years, and which precipitated …
Read More »The Heavy Metal Festival Aiming to Curb Teen Suicide
W hen Nate Newton, bassist for the band Converge, first learned how steep the suicide rate among Native American teens was, he was shocked. “I was like, ‘That can’t be right. That’s so absolutely fucked up,’” he tells Rolling Stone. Native Americans have the highest suicide rate of any ethnic …
Read More »Givēon on His 'Accountability' Era and Making His Best Album Yet
Early in our Zoom interview, which Givēon takes from a moving vehicle, I ask him point-blank: “Who hurt you?” He’s on his way to California’s Lucerne Valley desert to perform songs from his excellent sophomore album, Beloved. Set on a reflective stage in the sand for a Spotify exclusive, he’ll …
Read More »Pat Green Shares 'Deeply Personal Loss' of Multiple Family Members in Texas Floods
Pat Green suffered a “deeply personal loss” during the recent flash flooding in Texas. The country singer shared that his brother, sister-in-law, and two of their children were caught up in the devastating floods in Kerrville, Texas. “Over the weekend, during the devastating flooding that hit Central Texas, my family …
Read More »Role Model and Laufey Fall Out of Love in 'The Longest Goodbye' Video
Role Model and Laufey reach the end of the road in the official music video for the duet version of “The Longest Goodbye.” In the black-and-white video, the two musicians share a microphone and the same emotional sentiments. “Now you’re changin’ and movin’, I’ll take my ass to Houston/’Cause I …
Read More »Ed Sheeran to Sell His 'Cosmic Carpark' Paintings in London Gallery Show
Ed Sheeran has announced a show of his Jackson Pollock-inspired paintings in London. The show, titled “Cosmic Carpark Paintings,” will open on July 10 at the Heni Gallery in Soho and will raise money for the singer’s Ed Sheeran Foundation. “So last year in between shows I was doing these …
Read More »Wet Leg Bring 'Moisturizer' to NPR Tiny Desk
Wet Leg brought their slippery new album Moisturizer to NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series. Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers selected four songs from the record, out Friday, July 11, to showcase their latest era alongside guitarist Joshua Mobaraki, bassist Ellis Durand, and drummer Henry Holmes. Wet Leg opened the set …
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