Bluesfest 2025: A Smoky, Soulful Celebration of Sound and Flavour
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The smoky scent of southern BBQ became an unofficial stage in 2025, thanks to Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce
A Year Later, No One Can Get Over the Kendrick and Drake Beef
Posted in: Music FeaturesLast May, Kendrick Lamar and Drake went on an unprecedented spree of disses, and the rap world is still buzzing
William Crighton: Blues, Bush, and the Beauty of Keeping It Simple
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ goes bush with the Australian artist, armed with Stubb's and Grill Mates
Sammy Hagar to Alex Van Halen: ‘Just Leave Me Alone. I’ll Leave You Alone’
Posted in: Music FeaturesSammy Hagar on feuding with Alex Van Halen, why Van Halen needs a documentary, and the thought of his own retirement
Best Australian Music of the Week: April 21st-27th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Will Meg White Show Up at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe White Stripes will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November, creating a unique opportunity for the band to potentially reunite
Marlon Williams, As You’ve Never Heard Him Before
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis April, Marlon Williams released his most personal album to date, written and recorded entirely in te reo Māori. To mark the special record, he decided to invite his fans into its creation in the most intimate way.
Song You Need to Know: LEISURE, ‘Sundown’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLeisure open their next chapter with two sun-baked new tracks, setting the tone for their upcoming fifth album
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: April 21st-27th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
From Laser Shows and Performance Art, to Music and Late-Night Minigolf: Discover Melbourne at Its Wildest This Winter with RISING
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom the coolest exhibits to hidden bars, here’s how to experience Melbourne’s RISING festival in all its creative, diverse, and unconventional glory
