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Rolling Stone UK enjoys a trip – literally – in the Netherlands countryside to explore the house duo’s psilocybin-infused music-making process
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Meet Kellan Christopher Cragg, the prodigious talent making ‘accidentally vulnerable’ music
The Minnesota artist’s 2025 album ‘WRONG BALLOON’ introduces a songwriter with abundant talent and imagination
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ATEEZ talk new track ‘In Your Fantasy’: ‘We wanted to show how versatile we can be’
The K-pop idols continue to break records in the UK, as they release their simmering twelfth mini-album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 ‘In Your Fantasy Edition’
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Why the world never fell out of love with the Prince of Darkness
He spoke for a generation of alienated Seventies misfits, and no one would have expected him to survive the Eighties. Yet somehow Ozzy Osbourne got more famous and more deeply beloved every year
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The Second Course: The Last Dinner Party on fame, feminism, firestorms and album two
After turning the music industry upside down by taking female-fronted rock to the top of the charts while scoring a run of awards, The Last Dinner Party are back with new album ‘From the Pyre‘
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Ozzy Osbourne: 20 essential songs
The ultimate heavy metal vocalist leaves behind an incredible legacy, from Black Sabbath classics to solo hits
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Ozzy Osbourne obituary: The Godfather of Heavy Metal who changed the world
The revered frontman and reality TV star died "surrounded by love," his family said, just weeks after a massive farewell concert
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Stray Kids share an exclusive image and tell us about becoming the first K-pop group in history to perform at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
We catch up with the K-pop superstars, a year on from their Rolling Stone UK cover shoot
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Meet Mudi Sama, the guitar star creating his own exciting path in indie music
Mudi Sama deals in huge tunes that throw back to the highs of noughties indie but feel relevant in 2025 too
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K-pop idol BAEKHYUN discusses new mini-album ‘Essence of Reverie’
“I really wanted to translate how I felt about my fans and the memories I have with them”
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Johnny Foreigner on hitting the road and revisiting the DIY circuit
Indie rock band Johnny Foreigner may not have made it big, but after reuniting in 2021, they headed out earlier this year for a UK tour as joint headliners with anti-folk group Crywank — and relished every minute, as lead singer Alexei Berrow writes
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Meet Chartreuse, the indie band finding strength in numbers
The Midlands band started recording new album ‘Bless You & Be Well’ amid a world of personal turmoil. The process of making it in Iceland provided shelter from the storm
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How the music industry is rushing to embrace the world of F1
With a full festival at the British Grand Prix and a star-studded soundtrack for Brad Pitt’s new turbocharged blockbuster, the fast-growing sport is becoming a coveted home for the stars of the music world
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Djo: See Glastonbury 2025 through the eyes of Joe Keery
The singer made his Worthy Farm debut this year, playing the Woodsies Stage – take a trip around the festival with him in this exclusive photo diary
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A back massage from Bowie! Bono’s bust-up! Bob Geldof tells us about the wildest moments of Live Aid
The greatest charity gig in history wasn't without its hiccups...
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The psychology of how Sleep Token became the masked mammoths of metal
They successfully headlined Download, scored a Number One album and have over six million monthly listeners. So, how did the English rock band cultivate its rabidly dedicated fanbase?
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Chloe Qisha talks new music, Addison Rae and what a ‘Modern Romance’ summer would look like
As she supports Sabrina Carpenter at BST Hyde Park in London, our Future of Music cover star reflects on a whirlwind 2025 so far
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aespa look to the future: ‘It’s going to be a whole new sound’
The K-pop band sit down with Rolling Stone UK in London to discuss their new single ‘Dirty Work’, their next steps and why you should “trust no-one”
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Meet Panic Shack, the Cardiff rabble keeping punk fun
On their self-titled debut album, these firm friends self-mythologise while having a right laugh along the way
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Oasis fans descend on Cardiff for Live ‘25 reunion tour opener: photo gallery
See Rolling Stone UK’s brilliant photos from the Welsh capital as the biggest tour of the decade began this weekend