Rolling Stone UK
For many years, Rolling Stone magazine has influenced how countless readers in the U.S. and around the world connect with music, entertainment, and current events. Established in 1967 by Jann Wenner and music critic Ralph Gleason in San Francisco, this cultural icon has fearlessly covered "all the news that fits," earning an unmatched reputation in its field. Today, this renowned multi-platform media brand is published in the UK by the team responsible for the beloved Attitude magazine, which is the best-selling LGBTQ publication in the UK and Europe.
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15 hours ago |
rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly
Loyle Carner will release his fourth album ‘hopefully !’ on June 20, as well as sharing details of a massive UK tour. Read next Glastonbury Festival 2025: Check out the full line-up so far Nell Mescal shares ‘Thin’ live demo and announces signing to Atlantic Records The celebrated rapper will drop the new record just a week before he headlines Glastonbury’s Other Stage at the end of June, before hitting the road later this year.
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16 hours ago |
rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly
Nell Mescal has released a live demo of fan favourite track ‘Thin’, as well as announcing that she has signed to Atlantic Records.
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1 week ago |
rollingstone.co.uk | Charisma Madarang
Half a year after the death of Liam Payne, his sister Ruth Gibbins remembered her brother in a heartfelt tribute. Read next Check out these photos from Ghost’s incredible show in Glasgow last night Billie Eilish’s OVERHEATED climate action event returns to London for 2025 “My head is still screaming for you,” Gibbins wrote in an Instagram post shared on Wednesday. “Each morning on waking, I feel like I am plunged underwater, gasping for air that never comes to relieve me.
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1 week ago |
rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly
Ghost have kicked off their UK arena tour and, if these photos from their Glasgow show last night are anything to go by, it looks like fans are in for quite the treat.
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1 week ago |
rollingstone.co.uk | Andy Greene
The Who have parted ways with drummer Zak Starkey just three weeks after they played a pair of shows with him at London’s Royal Albert Hall, Rolling Stone has confirmed. He has performed with them at practically every concert they’re played since he joined the band in 1996, and he appears on 2006’s Endless Wire and 2019’s Who.
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