Kanye West Offers to Meet With U.K. Jewish Community Amid Wireless Festival Backlash
Kanye West has offered to meet with the Jewish community in the U.K. amid the backlash to his upcoming performances at Wireless Festival in London
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Last Night, the Grammys Turned Back Into an Awards Show
There were some incredible moments, from the hip-hop medley to a nearly perfect In Memorium segment. But with too much shtick and not enough music, the 2023 Grammys missed the high mark of recent editions
Linkin Park Announce Release of ‘Never-Before-Heard’ 2003 Song ‘Lost’
The track was from the band's 2003 'Meteora' album
Harry Styles’ One Direction Bandmates Are Very Proud of Him After Album of the Year Win
Liam Payne and Niall Horan congratulated the pop star after his shock victory at the Grammys
Pickle Darling Signs to Father/Daughter Records, Shares New Single ‘King of Joy’
Posted in: Music NewsThe Ōtautahi lo-fi pop artist is also heading to SXSW 2023 next month
Ruel Announces Australia and New Zealand Album Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe Sydney singer-songwriter revealed last month that his long-awaited first album, '4th Wall', was finally on its way in March
It’s Happening: Rolling Stone and Lipton Ice Tea Are Taking Over Sydney’s Darling Harbour For Summer Pop-Up
Posted in: Music NewsTonight’s the night! Grab your mates and head down to Sydney’s Darling Harbour for the launch of the Lipton No Sugar Ice Tea summer pop-up event
PRINS Announces 2023 World Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe electropop artist will perform in New Zealand, Australia and the Philippines throughout April and May
Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: EMWA
Posted in: Music NewsIn this new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know EMWA, a rising Aotearoa artist looking to impress in 2023 and beyond
See Jack Harlow as Hoops Hustler in New Teaser for ‘White Men Can’t Jump’ Remake
Hulu's Kenya Barris-penned take on 1992 basketball classic starts streaming May 17th
Nirvana, the Supremes, Heart Honoured at Grammy Special Merit Awards: ‘Keep On Rockin”
"We could not have cared less about the gender politics at the time, and we still do not," said Heart's Nancy Wilson at the gathering before the 65th annual Grammy Awards
