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Printfresh’s latest collection brings the band’s signature dancing bears, florals, and logos to cozy styles for the whole family If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There’s been an endless ripple of brands taking their shot at creating Grateful Dead merch. Some come out looking as authentic as if you pulled them straight from a T-shirt bin in the Seventies, while others are a little less convincing and get called out by Grateful Dead enthusiasts like Andy Cohen for their lack of authenticity. Then there…
You, you, you oughta snow. Since 2020, Alanis Morisette has made a habit of popping up during the holiday season to cover a classic Christmas song. Now the Canadian singer has gathered those renditions, plus a bunch more covers and two original songs into Good Weather for Immaculate Conception—a title only she could have come up with. Out November 6 via Virgin’s Epiphany imprint, the album boasts a wide-ranging guestlist that somehow includes Steve Martin and Martin Short alongside the likes of Amythyst Kiah and Joy Oladokun. Scroll down to hear Morissette’s new cover of “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem,” featuring…
“Precinct 3” and “Scavenger,” from thrash band’s upcoming third album, mark first new music with singer Seth Gilmore Power Trip have released a pair of new songs, “Precinct 3” and “Scavenger,” the Dallas thrash band’s first new music since the death of singer Riley Gale in 2020. In 2024, the group’s founding four musicians — guitarist Blake Ibanez, guitarist Nick Stewart, bassist Chris Whetzel, and drummer Chris Ulsh — confirmed plans to reunite, enlisting singer Seth Gilmore for a series of live shows that year. Those shows ultimately led to the group returning to the studio with Gilmore, and work…
Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre, helmed by her Primetime director Lance Oppenheim, features three songs Last month, after Phoebe Bridgers capped three nights at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, she stopped by the historic Cherry Lane Theatre for an intimate performance. Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre shows Bridgers linking up once again with Primetime director Lance Oppenheim, who previously helmed her video for “Lost Boys” (it also featured her Primetime co-star, Skyler Gisondo). In a video of the three-song performance, Bridgers stands onstage at the West Village venue, joined by her longtime collaborator Ethan Gruska. She first delivers an eerie,…
has been named the Trevor Project’s 2026 Mental Health Champion of the Year. The renowned suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ+ young people bestowed the annual award on the pop star for her advocacy for the community and mental health. “I’ve never understood the idea of having a platform and not using it to speak up about the things you believe in,” Larsson said in a statement. “LGBTQ+ people have shown me so much love throughout my career, and I want young people in this community to know that I see them, I support them, and they should…
Ed Sheeran has announced a new set of support acts for his ‘Loop’ tour after Macklemore was dropped as a support act following his speech calling for a “free Palestine”. After making his comments on-stage, Robert Kraft – who owns the Gillette Stadium and is also owner of the New England Patriots – spoke out about the situation, saying he found Macklemore’s speech “deeply offensive and hurtful to the Jewish community”. Following more disapproval from the likes of Pink and the Israeli American Council, the rapper was removed from the tour. Since then, countless big names including Greta Thunberg, Massive…
Troye Sivan: She’s the Best [Interscope]If Troye Sivan’s last house-pop album, Something to Give Each Other, captured post-pandemic euphoria and post-breakup mania, She’s the Best is the comedown after. Written in the solitude of endless tour nights following the release of Something, his fourth album exists in the liminal space between pop stardom and the quiet solitude of a hotel room on tour. To transport us to this emotionally sticky place, the Melbourne singer transitions into a syrupy, mature sound, entangling some of his most reflective lyrics to date with ’90s house, trip-hop, shoegaze, and touches of drum ‘n’ bass.
Some artists have to be shamed into speaking out about current atrocities. Deafheaven can’t stop themselves. “It’s a very easy thing to acknowledge,” frontman George Clarke says of the wars happening around the globe. “I think if anything, speaking it plainly makes everyone understand how devastating the casual nature of it is to begin with. It should be spoken of casually because it’s very much happening. I guess denying the truth will eat you alive at some point.” The metal band captures the current era in their new EP, At Work in the Fields of the Bomb, a surprise release…
Forty-five minutes into the Michigan Senate debate, Republican Mike Rogers had already smeared Democratic frontrunner Abdul El-Sayed with five fact-free references to the Muslim Brotherhood, four mentions of Hamas, another four call-outs to Hamas, and exactly zero mentions of his mentor and patron, Donald Trump. The former congressman projected all the grace of an increasingly red and flustered Florida time-share salesman knowing he is not closing the deal with the nice, elderly couple from Saginaw. The chaotic debate — at one point the moderator glumly said he’d like to be included in the conversation — eventually moved on to the…
Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill, the longest-serving member of the heavy metal legends, has announced his retirement from the band. Hill revealed his departure to fans in a lengthy statement on Friday, citing the “evil arthritis” and other injuries as the reason for his exit. “For a long time now, when asked ‘how long can you continue’ – I’ve always answered ‘until my performances suffer’…. I hate to say it, but that time has come,” Hill wrote. “For some years now, I’ve been struggling with the onset of the evil arthritis, which is now in an advanced state in my…
