A man allegedly pushed from a third-floor balcony and paralyzed at a Travis Scott concert four years ago was “devastated” to hear eight people were killed at the rapper’s Astroworld show in Houston on Friday, his lawyer told Rolling Stone. Kyle Green, 27, was injured at Scott’s April 30th, 2017 …
Read More »Mdou Moctar Talks Building His Own Guitar, Niger, and Love Songs on 'The First Time'
Mdou Moctar, the psychedelic Tuareg guitarist from Niger, wrote his first song in a harrowing competition to see which friend loved their girlfriend more. It was 2003, he was a student, and his friend had just written a love song. “The song is on top in that time, and everyone …
Read More »Ed Sheeran Completes Covid-19 Quarantine in Time for 'Saturday Night Live'
Following a positive Covid-19 test earlier this month, Ed Sheeran has been cleared from isolation in time to make his Saturday Night Live appearance as the musical guest on this week’s Kieran Culkin-hosted episode. “Posting this pic to say I’m released from Covid isolation today, so if you see me …
Read More »Foo Fighters Jam With Paul McCartney, Blaze Through 'Everlong' at Rock Hall Induction
Just after midnight Cleveland time, Foo Fighters injected a late-night jolt of adrenaline into the 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, taking the stage for a brisk, no-frills three-song performance. The band could’ve chosen any number of singles to perform, but kicked off their set with a …
Read More »Is Young Thug the Most Influential Rapper of His Generation?
With the release of Young Thug’s new album Punk, Jeff Ihaza — who wrote Rolling Stone’s recent digital cover story on the Atlanta rapper — joins host Brian Hiatt on the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast to look back at Thug’s wildly influential career so far …
Read More »NBA YoungBoy Released from Jail in Louisiana
After seven months behind bars, rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again was released from jail in Louisiana Tuesday to serve pre-trial house arrest in Utah, the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Rolling Stone. The Baton Rouge-bred hip hop prodigy walked out of custody around 3 p.m. local time after …
Read More »Bruce Springsteen, Barack Obama Talk Being 'Outsiders,' Polarization of America on 'CBS Sunday Morning'
Podcasting duo Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama discussed their friendship, growing up as “outsiders” and their new book on CBS Sunday Morning. The E Street rocker and the former president joined forces in 2020 for their Renegades podcast, which the pair have now turned into a book, Renegades: Born in …
Read More »Jack Harlow, Bryson Tiller Celebrate Louisville in New Video for 'Luv Is Dro'
Louisville’s Jack Harlow and Bryson Tiller celebrate their Kentucky hometown in the new video for “Luv Is Dro,” the latest single off the rapper’s 2020 LP That’s What They All Say. The video for the track — which also features vocals from another Louisville artist, the late Static Major — …
Read More »Watch Coldplay's Uplifting Performance of 'My Universe' on 'Corden'
Coldplay continued their week-long run on The Late Late Show with a performance of recent single “My Universe.” Appearing in front of a live studio audience, the band gave the track an upbeat, buoyant feel. The performance of “My Universe” follows Coldplay’s collaborative appearance withSelena Gomez earlier this week for …
Read More »Hear an Eyewitness Account of Eric Clapton's 'Full-Tilt Racist' 1976 Onstage Rant
In the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, senior writer David Browne discusses his recent blockbuster feature on Eric Clapton, which delved into the rock icon’s embrace of Covid-19 vaccine skepticism and his anti-immigration rant onstage in the Seventies — which was, by Clapton’s own description, “full-tilt racist.” Plus, …
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