Everybody Loved OutKast’s ‘Ms. Jackson’ — Even Erykah Badu’s Mother
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The newest episode of our 500 Greatest Songs podcast looks at the Number One hit that became one of the Atlanta group’s definitive classics
Suki Waterhouse on Speaking Up, Making Music, and Opening for Taylor Swift
Posted in: Music FeaturesSuki Waterhouse talks about her new album 'Memoir of a Sparklemuffin' and her spot opening for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour
One of New Zealand’s Best Country Music Artists Is Finally Returning to Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe two-time winner of the APRA Country Song of the Year award chats with Rolling Stone AU/NZ ahead of shows in Castlemaine and Melbourne this weekend
Grecco Romank and Our Carlson Drop an Anthem About Global Collapse (Kind of)
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Auckland trio release a trans-Tasman collab ahead of their hometown set at Double Whammy’s grand opening this weekend
Song You Need to Know: Alisa Xayalith, ‘Roses’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Naked and Famous member returns with her first release since her debut solo EP 'Superpowers' in 2022
Best Australian Music of the Week: August 5th-August 11th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Severe Weather Is Threatening the Future of Outdoor Concerts
Posted in: Music FeaturesClimate change and severe weather are causing uncertainty in the live music industry, postponing and canceling shows around the world
Song You Need to Know: It Thing, ‘Roman Baths’
Posted in: Music Features'Roman Baths' is the first taste of the Melbourne-based post-punk band's new EP, 'Spirit Level'
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: August 5th-11th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Why Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Should Get Album of the Year at the Grammys — and Kendrick Lamar Should Get Song of the Year
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe look at some of the best R&B, hip-hop, and Afropop of 2024 – and make the case for the greatness of Beyoncé’s country departure and Kendrick Lamar's virtuosic Drake diss 'Not Like Us'
