Becoming Led Zeppelin, the first-ever band-authorized documentary about the legendary rock group, premiered at the Venice Film Festival Saturday. Soon after, the first official clip from the upcoming film was uploaded online. The minute-long teaser features pristine archival footage of the group performing “Good Times Bad Times” alongside black-and-white stock …
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Wireless charging is the future, but it’s also a blast from the past. The technology first appeared in the 1890s to power electric vehicles, and is now making …
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They say it takes a village to raise a child, so, for their second album, the collaborative Big Red Machine (nominally National guitarist Aaron Dessner and Justin “Bon Iver” Vernon) decided to invite a birthday party’s worth of friends to pitch in for How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna …
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. TV screens have gotten bigger, thinner, and sharper over the past 10 years, but none of them can create the immersive experience of a home projector. Projectors can …
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I. It was right after a glorious six-week European tour, in the middle of talks with a new management team about a big release for her newly finished album On My Own, that singer-songwriter Lera Lynn first felt it. Something in her body was off. She was getting nauseous on …
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When I was growing up, I always envisioned my dad as this indestructible superhero. When he fell sick with liver cancer, I saw his superhero mask start to come off — and I noticed that the only thing that helped ease his pain was medical marijuana. I watched medical cannabis …
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Crack your knuckles and rub those palms together, artists and music-loving onlookers. Here comes one of the biggest buzzwords of the past decade in record label antics: Transparency! Last year, when it was impossible to tour and ridiculously tough to nab a record deal, Stem — the music distribution and …
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Luke Combs offers a story of comeuppance served frosty in the new video for “Cold as You,” which premiered Tuesday evening. The song appears on Combs’ deluxe second album What You See Ain’t Always What You Get. Directed by TA Films, the video depicts a man at a diner counter …
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Dead and Company brought their summer tour to the site of the original Woodstock in Bethel Woods, New York, on Monday night. It was the first time the Grateful Dead spinoff site visited the amphitheater, and they celebrated by playing the Grateful Dead’s five-song setlist from the original Woodstock in …
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UPDATE (8/23):Phoebe Bridgers has announced that she’s moving all indoor tour dates to outdoor venues out of caution for Covid-19. Some dates were subsequently postponed. Bridgers also announced new protocols for her tour, tweeting: “At my request, there are updated health and safety requirements. Entry will require proof of vaccination …
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