Song You Need to Know: Bridges, ‘Close To You’
Posted in: Music Features
Tāmaki Makaurau singer-songwriter Bridges is stepping confidently into her pop era with her latest release
Rolling Stone Local Legends: Great Gable & Blusher to Headline 2 Free Gigs at Iconic Brisbane and Sydney Pubs
Two cities, two pubs, and two must-see headliners – this is your chance to see the next generation of local legends live.
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: May 5th-11th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
‘If We Don’t Take Action, We’ll Lose Our Homegrown Sound’: MP’s Pledge to Save Australian Music
Posted in: Music NewsAustralia’s first ever Music and Night-time Economy Minister John Graham says the country must fight to save local music
Elon Musk’s Regulatory Woes Are Conveniently Vanishing Under Trump
Posted in: Culture NewsBillionaire Elon Musk's companies are benefitting from reduced federal government regulation under Donald Trump's administration
Viagra Boys Announce Australian Return with ‘Infinite Anxiety’ 2026 Tour
Posted in: Music NewsSwedish post-punk chaos is set to return with a national run in January – and a brand-new album, Viagr Aboys, out now
Why Does Everything Sound Like an Audition Song for ‘The Voice?’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlex Warren’s 'Ordinary,' Benson Boone’s 'Beautiful Things,' and more hits lead a wave of pop songs fit for 'The Voice' and 'American Idol' auditions
‘SNL’: Watch Arcade Fire Perform ‘Pink Elephant,’ ‘Year Of The Snake’
Posted in: Music NewsIndie rock band Arcade Fire returns to 'SNL' to perform two songs from their newest studio album, 'Pink Elephant'
John Legend on Kanye West: ‘It Is Sad to See His Devolution’
Posted in: Music NewsJohn Legend opened up about his falling out with Kanye West in a new interview, and speculated on what "accelerated" his former friend's "descent"
Elton John, Dua Lipa, Coldplay Among 400 Artists Seeking Copyright Protection Amid A.I. Surge
Posted in: Music NewsElton John, Dua Lipa, and Coldplay are among the over 400 artists who have signed a letter seeking to update copyright laws in the face of A.I.
