Music Live Reviews
Lana Del Rey live in Cardiff: A dazzling stadium debut
Lana Del Rey’s arrival in UK stadiums is a complete triumph, even if a proper look at what’s next doesn’t fully arrive…
Music Features
Wild for Sabrina
The world can’t seem to get enough of Sabrina Carpenter’s joke-cracking pop. She’s just warming up.
Music Features
Bimini gives Rolling Stone UK their rundown of top queer artists for Pride Month
Happy Pride! Here’s Bimini with their rundown of the UK’s top queer artists.
Music
Music Live Reviews
Lana Del Rey live in Cardiff: A dazzling stadium debut
Lana Del Rey’s arrival in UK stadiums is a complete triumph, even if a proper look at what’s next doesn’t fully arrive…
Music News
145 People were pricked with syringes at France music fest: report
“The ministry is taking this very seriously,” a spokeswoman from the interior ministry told CNN
Music News
Steven Van Zandt undergoes emergency surgery for appendicitis after concert in Spain
Bruce Springsteen’s longtime guitarist will sit out several upcoming European tour dates
Music Live Reviews
Dua Lipa live in London: Pop royalty reaches her crowning moment at Wembley
On the second of two nights at Wembley Stadium, Dua Lipa shows why she’s one of the planet’s best pop performers.
Music News
Watch Dua Lipa and Charli XCX perform ‘360’ in London
The singer, who brought out Jamiroquai on Friday, keeps the local artist tour love going during second night at Wembley Stadium
Music News
Keir Starmer on Kneecap’s Glastonbury gig: ‘I don’t think that’s appropriate’
“This is about the threats that shouldn’t be made,” Keir Starmer says ahead of Irish trio’s festival performance this weekend
Features
Cynthia Erivo: ’It’s up to every individual to decide who they are – a rule or law doesn’t change that‘
The ‘Wicked’ star discusses new album ‘I Forgive You’, dissecting daddy issues and embracing identity in a time of political pushback
Wolf Alice: new horizons
On new album ‘The Clearing’, Wolf Alice have found the sweet spot in paring back their ideas and pushing the best to the forefront, as they enter their most confident, self-assured era yet
All By Myself: Barry Can’t Swim on new album ‘Loner’ and dealing with fame
Barry Can’t Swim became the UK’s hottest new dance act over the last year. On new album ‘Loner’, he digests the whirlwind and admits his fears
Lorde: ‘I’m an intense bitch’
‘Virgin’, her first album in four years, is raw, wild and sublime. But it came after a series of personal changes and revelations – from a breakup to an eating disorder to an expanding gender identity. Now, she’s ready to talk about all of it
Film
Introducing Alfie Williams, the teenage breakout star of ‘28 Years Later’
As ’28 Years Later’ hits cinemas, Rolling Stone UK meets breakout star Alfie Williams to discuss his stunning screen debut
Danny Boyle tells us why he chose Young Fathers to score ‘28 Years Later’: ‘They’re like a hardcore Beach Boys’
Exclusive: The ’28 Years Later’ director tells us why he got the Edinburgh group on board and confirms the return of a major character for The Bone Temple…
Ben Stiller teases ‘Severance’ season 3, Ariana Grande’s role in ‘Meet the Parents 4’
Stiller sat down for a new interview with Zane Lowe
Stormzy launches #Merky Films and announces starring role in first short film
The rapper’s first foray into film, ‘Big Man’, arrives later this month
Wes Anderson has tried (unsuccessfully) to cast Jodie Foster in ‘so many movies’
“She’s pretty amazing,” said The Phoenician Scheme director
‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ cast tell us about the dream acts they want to reunite
The brilliant ‘Ballad of Wallis Island’ tells the story of an eccentric winner who forks out to bring his favourite band back together. But the question remains, who would stars Tom Basden, Tim Key and Carey Mulligan choose if money was no object…
Charli XCX at LIDO Festival review: a day-long celebration of ‘Brat’
The singer’s curated PARTYGIRL festival embodies everything about her cultural phenomenon of an album
Outbreak Festival London review: hardcore’s biggest day out ever
While the Manchester-born event has diversified in genre, its London debut as part of the Lido Festival shows the same energy and community that made its name
HAIM ‘I Quit’ review: LA sisters make their case for a HAIM summer
This sublime collection of breakup bangers could well be the soundtrack to your summer.
Beyoncé live in London: A rootin’ tootin’ stadium show for the ages
Rain be damned: The Cowboy Carter delivers a show for the ages.
Reviews
TV
‘Wednesday’: Netflix unveils first six minutes of season 2, reveals Lady Gaga’s role
Part one of second season arrives September 6, while Lady Gaga’s Rosaline Rotwood won’t appear until part two drops October 3
Luke Littler’s Long Game
In the blink of an eye, darts prodigy Luke Littler has become a sporting sensation. But while fame has upended his young life in less than two years, this 18-year-old is focusing on staying the distance
‘The Celebrity Traitors’ unveils lineup: see the full list
Stephen Fry, Alan Carr and Charlotte Church are among the stars heading to the iconic Scottish castle…
The Last Word: Steven Frayne
The magician fka Dynamo on the personal tragedy behind his decision to reclaim his real name, and who he’d love to perform magic for
The Talented Mr. Tovey: ‘Drama has the amazing ability to connect people’
Whether it’s playing Brian Paddick in the hard-hitting ‘Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles De Menezes’ or portraying 90s homophobia in ‘Plainclothes’, Russell Tovey relishes the part he can play in telling important stories
‘Andor’ showrunner reveals season 2 secrets and why writing Darth Vader is ‘limiting’
Tony Gilroy goes deep on the first three episodes of the groundbreaking Star Wars series — and explains why two major characters from the saga will never show up onscreen