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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Bruce Springsteen live in Liverpool: The Boss sounds a glorious battle cry for his America - Rolling Stone UK

1 day ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Rhys Buchanan

“We ain’t going home yet!” declares an age-defying Bruce Springsteen just moments after a flurry of his biggest anthems have sent Anfield Stadium into a state of giddy delirium. The Boss however still has a few tricks left up his sleeve as he launches into a celebratory version of ‘Twist & Shout’ that even Ferris Bueller would be jealous of.
Dua Lipa among artists urging government to ‘end UK complicity’ in Gaza

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Dua Lipa, Massive Attack and more are among 300 artists and public figures to call for the UK government to end their “complicity” in Gaza. Read next Olivia Dean, Thom Yorke and Giggs lead our Hot New Songs playlist 10 albums you need to hear this week The open letter to Keir Starmer, written by refugee charity Choose Love, demands that all UK arms sales to Israel stop, and that a ceasefire is pushed for by the UK.
Inside caroline’s stunning, unique new album

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

On first look, caroline 2 seems like a throwaway title for the new album from the London octet. A self-titled follow-up to their also self-titled debut album from 2022, the name is even described as “insignificant” by the band’s bassist and trumpet player Freddy Wordsworth. 40 minutes and eight astonishing songs later though, the title starts to make a good deal of sense.
Abbey Road's Music Photography Awards announces return and opens entries

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly

Abbey Road’s annual Music Photography Awards have announced their return for the fourth year, as well as opening submissions.
Go behind the scenes of Rolling Stone UK’s cover shoot with Wolf Alice

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly

Wolf Alice are the cover stars of issue 22 of Rolling Stone UK – go behind the scenes of their cover shoot in our new video below. Read next Kneecap removed from Scottish festival TRNSMT due to police safety ‘concerns’ Creating outside the capital: Britain’s conflicted relationship with its artists The Camden band will release their fourth album The Clearing on August 29 and grace the cover of our latest issue as they kick off an exciting new era.
’We stand with all members of our community’

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly

Download Festival has responded after questions were raised surrounding trans people’s accessibility to the bathrooms at the 2025 festival.
Zak Starkey says he's ‘gutted’ not to be drumming in Oasis reunion

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Zak Starkey has said he is “gutted” to not be drumming for Oasis on their 2025 reunion tour. Read next ABBA Voyage unveils new tracks at third anniversary event Luke Littler’s Long Game Starkey was the drummer for the Britpop icons between 2004-2008 when he replaced Alan White behind the kit, lending his efforts to the band’s live shows and drumming on the albums Don’t Believe the Truth and Dig Out Your Soul.
ABBA Voyage unveils new tracks at third anniversary event

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly

ABBA Voyage has unveiled setlist changes for the first time in the show’s history, allowing fans to experience iconic tracks that weren’t previously a part of the groundbreaking event. Read next Luke Littler’s Long Game Radio 1’s Big Weekend festival review: A glorious kickstart to the summer The revolutionary concert – which sees the group depicted as ABBAtars – first opened back in 2022 and was dubbed a “jaw-dropping spectacle” in our first review.
Luke Littler's Long Game

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly

After becoming a millionaire at the precocious age of 17 following his Grand Slam of Darts win last November, you might expect Luke Littler to be living a justified life of Lamborghinis and Lanson in the increasingly rare moments that he steps away from the oche. But ask the youngest world champion in darts history how he chooses to spend his downtime and, refreshingly, you’ll receive the same answer that you’d get from millions of teenagers across the land.
A glorious kickstart to summer

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Rhys Buchanan

“I couldn’t be happier to be back in Liverpool,” beams a giddy Luvcat just moments after her triumphant homecoming at Radio 1’s Big Weekend. After packing out the Introducing Stage with her dark and romantic ballads, even after a whirlwind year, the viral star says there’s always something special about coming home. “I just adore this park, I was here every weekend growing up.