TV Features
Welcome to the Little Brother house
We remember Teen Big Brother, Channel 4’s controversial 00s ‘experiment’ as ITV2 brings the landmark original show back to our screens this summer
Brit Dawson
Music News
Looking for a new microphone? Why Logitech could provide the answer
Need a new microphone? Look no further.
Music Features
UK producer Lil Silva on finally making a debut album, 12 years into his career
As part of Rolling Stone UK’s spotlight on rising talent in collaboration with THOMAS SABO, the UK producer explains why, despite working with the likes of Adele, Mark Ronson, and Sampha, it took him over a decade to release a debut album of his own
Music Features
Meet Rachel Chinouriri, whose indie-pop songwriting is always blowing up online
As part of Rolling Stone UK’s spotlight on rising talent in collaboration with THOMAS SABO, the indie songwriter discusses her ‘secret skill’ of TikTok virality, her time at the Brit School, and why she’ll never compromise to appease the industry
Music Features
How 23-year-old songwriter beaux ended up in group chats with Matty Healy
To kick off Rolling Stone UK’s spotlight on rising talent in collaboration with THOMAS SABO, Dirty Hit songwriter beaux discusses his music, style, and rebellious spirit
Music Live Reviews
100 gecs live in London: a raucous, ridiculous, and remarkable UK debut
Laura Les and Dylan Brady engineer an evening of chaos at their debut UK headline show
Music Live Reviews
Adele live at BST Hyde Park: dazzling big stage show that feels intimate
Despite the huge stage she occupied, Adele’s first performance on home turf since 2017 felt like being in the presence of a close friend
Music Features
Three artists reinterpret David Bowie’s iconic ‘Ziggy Stardust’ album art
To celebrate 50 years of ‘Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders from Mars’ – on what would be the Starman’s 75th birthday – three visual artists reimagined the album cover using Adobe’s new Bowie-inspired digitised tools
Music Live Reviews
ABBA Voyage live in London: groundbreaking pop meets jaw-dropping spectacle
The futuristic new show from the legendary Swedish pop group is uncannily, eerily realistic – it has to be seen to be believed