Best New Zealand Music of the Week: June 3rd-June 9th
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Stay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
The E Street Band Wants the World to Hear Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Electric Nebraska’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe band versions of Springsteen's acoustic classic have "eluded us," keyboardist Roy Bittan says in our interview for 'Born in the U.S.A.'s 40th anniversary. "Maybe Bruce, at some point, will get to that."
JessB Is Just Warming Up
Posted in: Music FeaturesShe's collaborated with big names, played the biggest festivals, and earned headlines for her fashion and music. But with a debut album dropping next month, JessB is at the start of something special.
SWIM Topped the Australian Charts as an Independent Artist. Now He’s Coming for the Rest of the World.
Posted in: Music FeaturesGet to know the rising electronic producer with a #1 album on the ARIA Australian Dance Albums Chart to his name
Eric Nam Lifts the Lid on the Other Side of K-Pop Success
Posted in: Music Features“Everyone knows what you’re signing up for when you go into K-Pop," Eric Nam says
Questlove Has a Few More Thoughts on Modern Hip-Hop
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Roots drummer’s latest work of criticism, 'Hip-Hop Is History', looks back at his decades-long relationship with the genre
JUNK FEST 2024: Meet New Zealand’s Music Underground
Posted in: Music FeaturesA brand-new mini-festival is bringing together the best of New Zealand's music underground
Song You Need to Know: VV Ace, ‘Neglected’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThere's a reason VV Ace is being widely touted as one of Australian hip hop's next up
Inside Sam Fischer’s Australian Homecoming Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe US-based singer-songwriter takes Rolling Stone AU/NZ behind the scenes of his recent shows in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne
‘I’m Living a Dream’: How This Music Composer and Teacher Inspires the Next Generation
Posted in: Music FeaturesTeaching the next generation while chasing her own dreams, Chiara Costanza is proving how teachers can walk the walk
