Rolling Stone India

Established by the iconic Jann Wenner in San Francisco over 40 years ago, Rolling Stone is more than just a top music magazine; it stands as a symbol of global culture. The magazine is published in 15 countries and serves as a key reference for over 12 million young adults worldwide, who turn to its pages each month for a mix of information, inspiration, and the spirit of Rock & Roll. Rolling Stone's influence spans various areas, including music, entertainment, film, television, fashion, technology, and current events. It addresses topics that matter to young trendsetters, making it one of the most recognized brands among youth globally. Rolling Stone India debuted in 2008 as the 14th international edition, maintaining the same ethos and style as its counterparts. It quickly became the most beloved music magazine in India.

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Chandresh Kudwa Will Be Joined By Another Guitarist on His Tour - His Teenage Daughter

6 days ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Anurag Tagat

Mumbai’s guitar hero Chandresh Kudwa has toured with virtuoso musicians like bassist Mohini Dey in the past, but his upcoming three-city tour keeps it in the family. Kudwa will be joined by his 13-year-old daughter, guitarist Eva Kudwa, plus rising bassist Alanis Rodrigues and veteran drumming powerhouse Gino Banks. Kudwa’s tour kicks off in Pune on Apr. 18, 2025, followed by stops in New Delhi on Apr. 20 at the Piano Man, Eldeco Centre and in Mumbai on May 8 at Rule 34.
Watch Varijashree Venugopal’s Live Performance of ‘Jaathre’

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Anurag Tagat

Just under a year after fusion artist Varijashree Venugopal released her debut album Vari, she returns with a new live album, featuring reimagined renditions of her songs performed with her band.
Drake Confirms He’s Working on a New Album: ‘It’s a Slap’

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Emily Zemler

Drake is officially working on new music. In a Kick livestream with Adin Ross, the rapper confirmed that his next project is currently in the works. “Thank you to everybody that’s streaming the album,” Drake said of his recent, chart-topping effort, $exy $ongs 4 U. He added, “Every time, every journey. Working on a new album, it’s a slap.”Ross, who seemed surprised by the news, asked if it was a solo album.
Lil Nas X Hospitalized After Suffering Partial Facial Paralysis

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Brittany Spanos

Lil Nas X revealed he’s suffering from a mysterious case of partial facial paralysis, posting a video from a hospital bed on Monday after the condition sent him to seek medical attention. The rapper has yet to reveal what caused the incident. In the original video shared to his 10 million followers, Lil Nas X kept a positive attitude about the ordeal, joking and demonstrating how half his face had become immobile. “I can’t even laugh right, bro,” he said while showing a lopsided smile.
Marriages and Friendships Are Put to the Test in Tina Fey’s Cozy Netflix Series ‘The Four Seasons’

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Brittany Spanos

Tina Fey, Steve Carell, Colman Domingo, and Will Forte lead Netflix‘s new series about three couples on a series of seasonal vacations. The Four Seasons will premiere on May 1st. Based on the 1981 film of the same name, The Four Seasons was created by Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield. The three couples at the core of the show (Fey and Forte; Carell and Reno 911‘s Kerri Kenney-Silver; Domingo and Italian playwright/actor Marco Calvani) are lifelong friends.
Post Malone, Shaboozey Bring the Whiskey, Junior H the Tequila, and More Coachella Highlights

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Tomás Mier |Julyssa Lopez |John Lonsdale

A sprinkle of Stagecoach’s country allure blessed the final day of Coachella 2025. Shaboozey started it all with his “Country Hour” set, and Post Malone ended it as he revved up to F-1 Trillion during his headlining performance. Sunday featured guests galore across the stages from Addison Rae announcing an album at Arca’s set to Ty Dolla $ign transforming the Sahara tent into a star-studded jailhouse rap party with Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, Roddy Ricch among others.
Kneecap Claim Pro-Palestinian Message Was Cut from Coachella Livestream

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Emily Zemler

Irish hip-hop band Kneecap have claimed that the pro-Palestine message they shared onstage during Coachella was cut from the festival’s livestream. After the group made their Coachella debut on Friday, NME reported that the trio’s livestream was cut short when the band led an anti-Margaret Thatcher chant. The band re-tweeted the article and added that their support for the Palestinian people was also missing.
Nick Carter Sued by Fourth Woman Alleging Sexual Assault

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Nancy Dillon

Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter is facing a new lawsuit alleging he sexually assaulted a woman on two occasions while they were involved in a relationship in 2005. The civil complaint, filed last week in Nevada, alleges the abuse took place when the woman, Laura Penly, would travel from Oregon to visit Carter in Los Angeles while she was 19 and he was 25.
Hanumankind Makes Indian Hip-Hop History at Coachella Debut

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Anurag Tagat

Indian hip-hop star Hanumankind took over the Mojave stage at Coachella festival on Apr. 12, 2025, delivering a power-packed performance featuring chenda drummers, Houston hip-hop artist Maxo Kream and hits like “Big Dawgs,” “Run It Up” and “Go To Sleep.” Taking the stage at around 8:25 pm PST (around 9 am IST), the rapper made a dramatic entrance, following a thunderous performance by a group of chenda players. HMK was also accompanied by drummer Sange Wangchuk and guitarist Krishna M.
Delara's 'Kalash' Remix Unites Desi, Dancehall and R&B Sounds

1 week ago | rollingstoneindia.com | Anurag Tagat

Norwegian pop artist Delara has often infused her Persian lineage into her songwriting. It went to another level when she joined pop artists like Kaifi Khalil for “Piya Piya Calling” from Coke Studio Pakistan last year. Now, her topsy-turvy song “Kalash” brings her closer to the desi pop space, with the reimagined version of the original featuring Pakistani producer Talal Qureshi and Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Charan.