Emerson, Lake, and Palmer to Reunite for Upcoming Tour. Wait … What?
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Thanks to video footage from the vaults, the legendary prog trio could return to the road next year — despite the 2016 deaths of two members
The Curious Case of Keith Urban
Posted in: Music Features premiumInside the curious mind of Keith Urban, one of the world’s biggest music stars.
Grammy Contenders 2022: Wizkid on His Breakthrough Year and the Blessing of ‘Made in Lagos’
Posted in: Music Features“If the world can pay attention to one artist from Africa, why can’t they pay attention to all?” the Nigerian Afrobeats star says in an interview for Rolling Stone’s new Grammy Pr…
Take What You Can Get: Western Sydney’s Finest Crooner
Posted in: Music FeaturesYoungn Lipz offers a different voice for Australia’s drill scene.
10 Reasons We Loved the 2021 Grammys
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis year’s broadcast was the best Grammy show ever. Let’s do it again!
Maxo Kream Confronted Pain and Grief to Make His New Album ‘Weight of the World’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRapper discusses his new LP, intergenerational trauma, and his patient rise to stardom
Grammy Contenders 2022: H.E.R. Declares ‘R&B Is Not Dead’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe multi-instrumentalist and songwriter also discusses how DJ Khaled inspires her and what she draws from the blues in an interview for Rolling Stone’s new Grammy Preview
MOD CON on The World-Weary Rebellion of ‘Modern Condition’
Posted in: Music Features"I’m not necessarily offering answers but I’m sure asking a hell of a lot of questions," MOD CON's Erica Dunn says of their second album.
Hear a 1998 Track from Cult-Favourite Nineties Act the Farewell Bend
Posted in: Music FeaturesKansas City trio spawned from regional favourites Boys Life and Giants Chair skilfully blended muscle and melody on its just-reissued 1998 debut
The Eternal Legacy of Ritchie Valens
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn what would have been the Chicano rock legend’s 80th birthday, Lou Diamond Phillips, David Hidalgo, and Connie Valens Anderson reflect on why he’s still a hero to so many
