If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Audio brand Fluance has introduced a chic new addition to their line of high-fidelity turntables, inspired by the statement-making looks of a luxurious grand piano. The new finish, …
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Khruangbin have announced an extensive 2021 North American tour, as well as a few shows for 2022. The Texas psych-rock outfit already had a handful of summer and fall shows booked, including festival sets at Newport Jazz and Bonnaroo, plus multi-night stands at Stubb’s in Austin, Red Rocks in Morrison, …
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UPDATE (7/13): Grimes and the 1975 have been added to the lineup for Undercurrent’s inaugural event, which will open at the Jefferson in Brooklyn September 9th. The various installations will all grapple with climate change, and in a statement Grimes said, “If we don’t protect the environment, the future of …
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Justin Bieber made a surprise appearance in Vegas this weekend, taking the stage for an impromptu performance at the opening of the h.Wood Group’s new supper club Delilah, located inside the Wynn Hotel. The singer had been in town for a previously-announced gig at the Encore Theater Friday, but his …
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The music industry is changing rapidly, with new avenues arising for both creators and consumers every day. This begs the question: What will the music industry look like in the future? As the cofounder of an indie record label, I’ve watched many of the most recent changes happen in real …
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Blockbusters, much like live music, has been officially declared to be back this summer. But whether you tune in to stream, or head back to the theaters, one …
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It’s the start of July in southeast London, and Mica Levi is enjoying a rare, semi-hot day in their garden. They can’t quite remember when they handed in the final music files for Zola. “It’s kind of a bit of a blur, to be honest with you,” Levi tells Rolling …
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Track and field star Sha’Carri Richardson was not selected for the women’s 4×100-meter relay race, eliminating the American sprinter from competing in the Tokyo Olympics altogether, as The New York Times reports. The news announced by American track officials on Tuesday comes after Richardson lost her spot to compete in …
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The Cosby Show actress Phylicia Rashad issued an apology to Howard University — where she serves as dean of the fine arts program — Friday following her tweet celebrating the release of her former co-star Bill Cosby. After the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled to vacate the 2018 sexual assault conviction …
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Before it fell, Champlain Towers South, the 12-story Florida condo building that collapsed last week in the middle of the night, burying residents in a pile of concrete and chaos, was just another nondescript high-rise on the beach. It had been thrown up quickly during the go-go years of the …
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