NZ Music Month Guide: The Best Gigs, Events, Initiatives & Music
Posted in: Music Features
May is upon us, which means it's time to celebrate Aotearoa's incredible musicians
NZ Ones To Watch: Get To Know DARTZ, MĀ x WYNONA & Soft Plastics
Posted in: Music FeaturesGarage punks DARTZ, indie rock trio Soft Plastics, and hip hop duo MĀ x WYNONA were the latest acts chosen to take part in Live Nation’s music discovery platform
Explore The East Coast Of Tasmania With Ange Boxall
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn partnership with Tasmania's Off Season, Rolling Stone had the pleasure of speaking with Tasmanian songstress and east coast local Ange Boxall about what she finds most enchanting about the region she calls home
‘A Sigh of Relief’: What Ed Sheeran’s Victory Means for the Future of Music Copyright Claims
Multiple experts tell Rolling Stone that Sheeran's win is a positive step for artists and could help slow down the litigious nature of music copyright
Timbaland Just Added Fuel to Our Growing Rap Dystopia
The legendary producer's use of AI-generated vocals in Biggie’s likeness sets another perilous precedent
Ed Sheeran Wins ‘Thinking Out Loud’ Copyright Trial
A New York City jury found that the singer was not liable for infringing on Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On"
Emma Donovan on Storyland, Making a Country Album & Her Favourite Indigenous Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlongside Genesis Owusu, Electric Fields and more, the roots and soul icon will perform at the new Coffs Harbour festival Storyland this month
Song You Need to Know: The Grogans, ‘Nowhere To Be’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Grogans have shared a blistering new single as they embark on their first-ever UK and European tour
Jazmine Mary Battles “Delusional Romanticism” on New Single ‘Wet Mouth’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ is delighted to premiere the music video for the indie folk singer-songwriter's new single
Enough Is Enough. It’s Time for the Rock Hall to Recognize Metal
What Iron Maiden's second snub says about the institution's attitude toward music's loudest genre
