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In June of 2021, the Foo Fighters drummer sat down at his L.A. home for his last in-person Rolling Stone interview. He went deep on the time he almost quit the band, stage fright, and his “older brother” Dave Grohl
Garage rock trio The Grogans attracted an enthusiastic crowd to Melbourne venue Stay Gold for the launch of Sailor Jerry’s Road to Rolling Stone Awards live music series.
This was one of the only Stones songs the group did live that originally featured Mick Jagger on lead vocals
Forced to abandon initial plans for their third album in the wake of a global pandemic, Melbourne's Camp Cope have come out the other side, stronger than ever.
Emerging from the stasis of these past few years, Dan Bejar's Destroyer have created an album that puts the band on a whole new level.
Cramming the entire U2 saga into a series will be impossible, so it should end with the moment they became superstars
Discz recommends songs based on past listening preferences and plays TikTok-sized 15-second snippets of each. Its interactive component, though, has made it one of the most popular new apps
Keith Richards on writing “Gimme Shelter,” making 1992’s 'Main Offender', the future of the Rolling Stones, and more
Nearly 20 years ago, the rapper wrote the McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle. Now, he’s striking back with a wacky new commercial for a fast-food competitor
“Everyone is afraid to die. But I feel the spirit of brotherhood,” says singer-songwriter Sasha Boole, one of many musicians turned soldiers currently putting their passion on hold for the battle against Russia
