Music Features
Chloe Qisha is building a world of her own
On the release of her first mixtape, the pop star reflects on the most triumphant moment in her career so far and her excitement about what’s next
Music Features
Porridge Radio’s Dana Margolin goes solo: ‘I had to knock everything down’
On a drizzly Monday morning in London, the singer takes Rolling Stone UK on a walk of the places that inspired her gorgeous, minimal new music for her first solo interview
Music Features
Meet Ceebo, the London rapper with a razor-sharp state-of-the-nation edge
With his latest mixtape Bloccstar, the rapper moves from social commentary to learning lessons from Macbeth as he wrestles with career integrity over commerciality
Music
Music Features
Jazzy: Riding the wave
Jazzy, the Dublin-born DJ and singer with number one singles and a Calvin Harris collaboration, radiates pure positivity but also a willingness to go with the flow. Rolling Stone UK joins her during the summer that made her a star.
Music News
Ozzy Osbourne’s Last Black Sabbath Concert Will Be Available On Vinyl
Following its theatrical release, film and soundtrack versions of Back to the Beginning will be available on DVD, Blu-ray, CD, and vinyl with special bonus material
Music Features
Porridge Radio’s Dana Margolin goes solo: ‘I had to knock everything down’
On a drizzly Monday morning in London, the singer takes Rolling Stone UK on a walk of the places that inspired her gorgeous, minimal new music for her first solo interview
Music Features
Chloe Qisha is building a world of her own
On the release of her first mixtape, the pop star reflects on the most triumphant moment in her career so far and her excitement about what’s next
Music Features
Moses Boyd makes a stunning gospel return
The south Londoner has poured his whole life into outstanding, faith-led new album ‘Songs for Sinners’. “I already know it’s going to be a very emotional work for the world and for me,” he says
Music Live Reviews
The Strokes live in Manchester: A band sounding more vital than ever
The indie veterans are very much up for the fight as they deliver a deeply emotional career-spanning set during their first visit to the city in two decades.
Features
Musicians on Musicians: Thom Yorke & Harry Styles
Two acclaimed artists go deep on songwriting secrets, the importance of not repeating yourself, and the magic of Radiohead
Madra Salach discuss the hunger at the heart of debut album ‘Gorta’
The Dublin band’s upcoming full-length debut uses the stories of mythical figures to connect the past and present of their homeland in powerful fashion. They tell Rolling Stone UK about making a record that dives into “the strange tapestry that is Irish history”
How Jennie and Kevin Parker’s Chance Encounter Led to One of the Year’s Biggest Hits
After teaming up for ‘Dracula,’ the Tame Impala mastermind and the Blackpink star talk about making hits, loving Rihanna, and how fate brought them together
Robyn and Zara Larsson Sound Off in Stockholm
Two generations of Swedish superstars get together in their home country to trade laughs and talk Madonna, misogyny, and making music on their terms
Film
‘George Michael: The Faith Tour’ review: An extraordinary reminder of his talent
This new concert film, released ten years after George Michael’s death, is a timely reminder of his soaring talent.
Charli XCX to Cameo in Martin Scorsese’s New Horror Film With Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence
The artist will feature in the gothic film based on Peter Cameron’s novel, What Happens at Night
Paul Mescal, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Kneecap Sign Open Letter Against Sally Rooney Book Ban
“Sally Rooney is a writer, not a terrorist,” reads the letter also signed by Zadie Smith, Tilda Swinton, Kate Nash, and more
Asha Banks on carving her own world in music and film
Singer-songwriter and actress Asha Banks opens up about her “quietly visceral” new EP, ‘Bottled Up’, what she learned from audition rejection, and crossing paths with Holly Humberstone
Neil Young Praises ‘Digger’: ‘The Best Film I Have Ever Seen’
The rocker criticised the critics of the box office flop, “None of the reviews I have read describe this film adequately, in my opinion. They seem to miss the overall effect”
You Are Not Ready for ‘You Can See Everything’
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim officially unveiled their top-secret documentary on Elizabeth Holmes at the New York Film Festival. It’s even wilder than you’ve heard
Fontaines D.C. ‘Dopamine Chamber’ review: Dystopia has never sounded so glorious
After the surreal technicolour dreams of ‘Romance’, Fontaines D.C. have landed back on Earth to dissect our fractured reality. The result is something truly special.
Rachel Chinouriri ‘I Think I Spoke Too Soon’ review: Indie pop star turns her gaze inwards
On her accomplished second album, Rachel Chinouriri zooms in on universal scenarios and wraps them up as pop gems.
Troye Sivan live in London: A high-voltage fever dream
Inside Apple Music Hall, the tech giant’s spectacular new Battersea venue, the Australian pop star delivers an intimate, brilliantly choreographed performance that is as sensual as it is euphoric.
Keo ‘Put a Smile On for Me’ review: A brilliantly brutal debut album from rising rockers
Keo’s formidable live reputation translates into a firecracker of a debut album.
Reviews
TV
Archie Renaux goes to ‘War’
Sky’s edgy new legal drama ‘War’ has a suave secret weapon: Archie Renaux
‘The Simpsons’ Debuts New Voice for Apu After Nine Years of Silence
Sunil Malhotra took over for longtime actor Hank Azaria as the beloved character in Sunday night’s episode
Aaron Paul Remembers Last Time He Saw ‘Breaking Bad’ Co-Star RJ Mitte: ‘I Kept Calling You Superman’
Mitte, the actor who played Walter White Jr. on Breaking Bad, died by suicide on Monday
‘Breaking Bad’ Star Bryan Cranston and Others Mourn RJ Mitte: ‘I’ll Miss You, Son’
Co-stars Aaron Paul and Dean Norris also shared a tribute to Mitte
Bash Croft discusses his debut music and ‘Celebrity Traitors’: ‘I don’t want to make queer music; I want to make pop music through a queer lens’
The ‘Heartstopper’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ star is stepping out as a pop star at the same moment he enters Claudia’s castle in front of millions. He discusses his queer pop heroes and taking his musical dreams off the backburner
Teenage comedy prodigy Lenny Rush on ‘The Reluctant Vampire’: ‘It was a dream job’
Teenage star Lenny Rush is at the centre of the BBC’s fang-tacular new comedy.