BIGSOUND Ones to Watch: Meet bella amor, Keenan Te & Ūla
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Live Nation's Ones To Watch has been a huge platform for artist discovery over the years, and it was no different at BIGSOUND this month
RS Recommends: Eight Kiwi Artists Tipped to Take Over
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Lorde to BENEE, not a year goes by without a Kiwi artist or group making their mark on music’s world stage
New ‘Behind The Rolling Stone Cover’ Podcast: 50 Cent
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ’s brand-new podcast takes readers behind the making of its iconic magazine covers
No Mean Feat: How Aussie Artists are Saving the Environment
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe carbon footprint of any touring band is huge; magnify that to a festival tour, and the long-term effects these emissions have on the environment is horrific to think about.
ASHWARYA on Her Upcoming EP and Performing LIVE on TikTok
Posted in: Music FeaturesGet ready to be mesmerised as ASHWARYA takes TikTok’s LIVE Sunset Sessions stage by storm
Song You Need to Know: PIPSY, ‘Stuck In My Brain’
Posted in: Music FeaturesA pop song about anxiety, inspired by the David Bowie-starring 'Labyrinth'? Of course you're interested
‘I Try Not to Put Too Much Pressure on Myself’: Madison Beer on the Making of ‘Silence Between Songs’
Posted in: Music FeaturesMadison Beer gives Rolling Stone insights into the inspirations behind her latest work, her creative process, and what's in store for the future
‘You Can Bring Your Drumsticks, Play Pat’s Guitar, or Throw the Bass’: Inside Grinspoon’s 2023 Resurgence
Posted in: Music FeaturesGrinspoon vocalist Phil Jamieson tells Rolling Stone all about their upcoming 'Easy Detention' tour. Just don't call his band "angsty".
A Modern Classical Composer & Famed New Zealand Rock Singer Work Together. The Results Are Unexpected.
Posted in: Music FeaturesLevi Patel and Midnight Youth's Jeremy Redmore have collaborated on beautiful new single 'Worlds Apart'
Song You Need to Know: Oliver Marson, ‘Flowers of Evil’
Posted in: Music FeaturesMarson's gets existential on a brooding '80s throwback anthem
