Best New Zealand Music of the Week: September 22nd-28th
Posted in: Music Features
Stay up to date with all the New Zealand music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Performance Is Historic — And Controversial. Here’s Why
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Puerto Rican star’s recently announced Super Bowl halftime show has major social and political implications
Song You Need to Know: Kobie Dee (ft. Hellcat Speedracer), ‘Maroubra Villain’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhether blasting out of a car speaker or shaking festival stages, 'Maroubra Villain' is bound to move bodies and stir the energy
Bliss n Eso Laugh Off Menulog Campaign Backlash: ‘Just Wish They Were in the Ad’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe rap veterans tell us about their AI-assisted Menulog campaign, which earned an ARIA nomination but hasn't pleased a lot of people
Ozzy Osbourne Seemed ‘Normal’ The Day Before His Death, Andrew Watt Says
Posted in: Music FeaturesGrammy-winning producer Andrew Watt looks back on his close friendship with Ozzy Osbourne: 'I miss the laughter'
How Panic! at the Disco’s ‘A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out’ Went Far Beyond Its Internet Origins
Posted in: Music FeaturesPanic! At the Disco's 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' celebrates its 20th anniversary this year
In My Room with South Summit
Posted in: Music FeaturesOne of Perth's most exciting bands performed a laid-back Rolling Stone AU/NZ In My Room session ahead of two exclusive headline shows
‘It Feels Like I Had Something to Say Again’: The Living End Are Fired Up for Their New Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesChris Cheney reveals all about the punk rock band's political and personal new album
Bliss n Eso Are Aiming for a Second Consecutive No. 1 Album: ‘We’re Blessed to Have a Pretty Strong Fanbase’
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow a burst of creativity led to hip-hop group Bliss n Eso’s second album of 2025, and the chance to gain a second consecutive chart-topping record
18 Years Between Albums, a Hiatus and a Taylor Swift Shout out: The Starting Line Are Back ‘Full Force’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter 18 years, pop-punk legends The Starting Line are back with new album 'Eternal Youth'. Frontman Ken Vasoli tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ all about it
