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My Chemical Romance have announced a London release party to celebrate the upcoming deluxe edition of ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’. The seminal pop-punk band announced the re-release of their fourth and most recent studio album in May, with the original 2010 record being made available alongside a host of bonus material. Formats include 2LP picture disc, zoetrope and colour vinyl variants, as well as 2CD and cassette editions. Pre-order it here. Now, they have announced ‘Battery City Underground: Danger Days A Release Party’, which will take place at BOXPARK Wembley on July 9, one day before the reissue is released. The event will also fall during MCR’s run of three sold-out Wembley…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Men’s clothing has come a long way. Options used to be limited, comprising small corners in stores or ultra-high-end tailors, but now menswear is arguably leading the fashion world. From essentials brands nailing basics like T-shirts and workout shorts to big-name designers with bold, adventurous statement pieces, there has never been a better time to shop for men’s clothing. But with so many options, it can be hard to know where to look. To help make things easier,…

“Down with the System – An autobiography (or almost)” Of Serj Tankian he arrives for the first time in Italy. Published by Il Castello in the Chinaski series, the book will be available in bookshops from 17 June. One of the most recognizable and influential voices of world rock opens the doors of his life in a memoir intense, sincere and deeply human. Known worldwide as frontman of System of a DownTankian states: «I was an activist long before I became an artist». More than a simple autobiography, the book is a journey through personal experiences, civil battles, artistic successes…

Donald Trump’s first term in office was a test run — four years spent mapping the ins and outs of how to leverage the federal government to make himself, his family, and his cronies as rich as possible. He’s spent the past 18 months putting what he learned into practice. The president’s financial disclosures revealed this week that in 2025 he made $2.2 billion — including $1.4 billion on crypto. This is more than he made across all four years of his first term combined. It’s also over three times the $622 million he made in 2024 before returning to…

On July 4th this year, cities across the nation will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. Among these celebrations is Rolling Stone‘s first-ever music festival: Stateside. Coming to Kingston, New York, Stateside is headlined by Noah Kahan and celebrates all the people, places, moments, and things that have shaped American culture and identity. It all happens at Hutton Brickyards, directly overlooking the Hudson – and is rounded out with local food vendors and artisan makers who’ll bring the flavor and feel of the Hudson Valley onto the festival grounds. Get a preview of some of the local businesses supporting Stateside in its…

TO lex Amen knows a good documentary when he sees one. “I can watch a great movie and it can shape the way that I see the world,” the 26-year-old singer-songwriter says. “But a good documentary will change my life.” He means that literally. Several years ago, while in his first semester at Chapman University in Orange, California, Amen watched Long Strange Tripthe 2017 Grateful Dead doc that spans four hours. “It struck such a chord in me,” he says. “It's like, the ultimate sales pitch for anybody who wants to be in a band. I called my parents, literally…

DoorDash is offering its DashPass subscribers some great discounts on watch party-ready food and essentials The World Cup is getting good. Very good. The Round of 16 kicks off on Saturday, July 4, after a thrilling Round of 32 that included major upsets from Paraguay and Morocco, fantastic performances from top teams, and a ticket onward for the US In other words, it's a great time to get your friends and family together for a World Cup watch party. If you have any on the books, there's also a great way to save on watch party essentials: DashPass. The DoorDash…

Even “Weird Al” Yankovic has limits to parodies he finds funny. For instance, he is not amused by the internet's “Weird AI” jokes. Sure, “AI” in capital letters kinda looks like “Al,” but as he told Syracuse.com on Monday, he's “not a fan of AI.” In fact, he made it clear that you literally cannot pay him obscene amounts of money to feign interest in artificial intelligence. When a company hawking AI-powered “business software that would increase productivity” (ever the gentleman, Yankovic refused to name-and-shame) offered him “a nice pile of money” to flog their wares in a commercial he…

The independent festival Disorder will take place from 23 to 25 July in the Monumental Complex of San Francesco in Eboli (SA), a reality that has been a point of reference for alternative culture and music since 2010. The aim is to transform a historic place into a collective experience based on sharing, presence and the redefinition of spaces. The concept of the twelfth edition of the event it is Rifiorire / Resistere, a combination that does not arise only as an artistic theme, but as a true declaration of intent and political and cultural positioning within the contemporary debate.…

Wolf Alice have released ‘Gospel Oak’ from a new set of ‘The Clearing’ B-sides and announced their Finsbury Park stage times for this weekend. ‘Gospel Oak’ is the first of three songs from a new 7” B-sides package, with ‘Hammond Song’ and ‘Hit The Sky’ set to be released digitally over the coming weeks. The three tracks will get a physical release on August 21, on the first anniversary of ‘The Clearing’. Pre-order it here. The release of ‘Gospel Oak’ comes just days ahead of their huge homecoming show at Finsbury Park this Sunday (July 5), where they will be joined by The Last Dinner Party,…