Kamasi Washington announced a new concert film, Live at the Apollo Theater, out February 6th via Amazon Music. Michael Garber directed the project, which documents the jazzsaxophonist’s headlining February 2019 show at the famed New York venue. Washington paired the announcement by issuing “The Bombshell’s Waltz,” a previously unheard track …
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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. If you’re taking your bass guitar on frequent gigs and need to travel with it often, you probably need a high-quality hard case, to keep it from getting …
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Liam Gallagher surprise-released a live EP titled Acoustic Sessions Friday and with it a new video for “Once,” a Why Me? Why Not track that appears in its original demo form on the EP. The one-shot video features Gallagher as chauffeur and servant at a regal but disheveled estate owned …
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Kelly Clarkson invitedSchitt’s Creek star Annie Murphy onto her talk show on Wednesday, where the duo performed a remix of the very goofy, very trashy pop song Murphy’s character sings in the show, “A Little Bit Alexis.” In the show, the song is the theme to Alexis’s “critically reviewed limited …
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The most effective troll of 2020 isn’t Kanye or Trump or one of the Paul brothers. It’s a rich blond lady selling $75 hoo-ha-scented candles. This is the primary takeaway from the new Netflix series The Goop Lab, the latest joint from actor Gwyneth Paltrow, the CEO of the much-maligned …
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Fresh off her two wins at Sunday’s Grammy Awards, Tanya Tucker appeared on Ellen and performed “Hard Luck” with Brandi Carlile and Shooter Jennings, the producers of her Grammy-winning album While I’m Livin’. “Hard Luck” was first recorded by Southern-rock band Josefus, and Tucker maintains the original’s tough vibes, as …
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H.E.R. performed her new ballad “Sometimes,” produced by the R&B ace D’Mile, at the 62nd Grammy Awards on Sunday. She was accompanied by four horn players and four string players; the extra instrumental muscle helped fill out the spare piano melody of “Sometimes.” “I had a plan, I had it …
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In this week’s episode of our Useful Idiots’ podcast, hosts Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper talk to Dennis Kucinich, who ran for president in 2004 and 2008, about his insights into the current presidential campaign. Plus, the duo discuss all the other crazy things going on in American politics. “He’s …
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Lil Wayne will release his 13th studio album, Funeral, next Friday January 31st via Young Money Records/Republic Records. The rapper did not share any other details about the record, such as a tracklist, although he did post a very short snippet of music in a teaser on Instagram. The clip …
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David Lee Roth is just about a week away from beginning a long American run of arena dates with Kiss as part of their supposed farewell tour. If his recent Las Vegas shows are any guide, expect lots of Van Halen classics, a sprinkling of solo tunes, and plenty of …
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