Mick Jagger Talks New Song ‘Strange Game,’ Giving Stones’ 60th Anniversary ‘A Light Touch’
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Track will serve as theme for Slow Horses, a new series starring Gary Oldman
No, Hilltop Hoods Aren’t About to Quit Show Business
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Australian hip hop veterans will kick off their third decade of existence with a run of festival headline slots, beginning at Wollongong’s Yours and Owls this weekend.
Midnight Oil Come Full Circle
Posted in: Music Features premiumWith final album 'RESIST' arriving alongside their final tour, Australian rock legends Midnight Oil have ensured they end things as strongly as they began.
Wet Leg Are the Buzziest New Band of the Year. They’re Just as Surprised as You Are
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Isle of Wight duo jam-packed their post-punk gems with sexual innuendos and witty kiss-offs. Now everyone is singing along
Numbnuts Make Their Debut With ‘Feliz Navidad!’
Posted in: Music FeaturesFeaturing members of The Pretty Littles, Bad//Dreems, and Majak Door, Numbnuts arrive not as a supergroup, but as a fully-formed fierce unit.
Taylor Hawkins: 10 Great Performances, From Foo Fighters to Alanis Morissette
Posted in: Music FeaturesClassic Foos moments, brilliant covers, and more — a look back at the long career of a multi-talented rock dynamo
‘We Don’t Know How to Phone It In’: A Final Visit With Taylor Hawkins
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn 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
With Help From Sailor Jerry and Rolling Stone, Melbourne Band The Grogans Reminded Us of Live Music’s Vital Power
Posted in: Music FeaturesGarage 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.
Watch Keith Richards and the X-Pensive Winos Play a Gritty ‘Gimme Shelter’ in 1992
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis was one of the only Stones songs the group did live that originally featured Mick Jagger on lead vocals
Camp Cope: In The Eye of The Hurricane
Posted in: Music Features premiumForced 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.
