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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. Phish is continuing their 2026 Summer Tour with a mini-residency at the East Coast’s most famous venue, Madison Square Garden. The New York City stadium will host the band for five nights between July 22 and 29. The MSG mini-residency comes after Phish’s stint at the Sphere in Las Vegas, where the band performed 13 nights without repeating a single song. Demand for Phish’s MSG shows is very high, with most tickets already sold out on Ticketmaster —…
On the morning of July 17, the Vermont state epidemiologist received an emergency call from a family of U.S. citizens. They had been trapped for roughly 30 hours at the U.S.-Canadian border, where they’d been stopped after trying to fly home from Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Massachusetts family had no exposure to Ebola and had been nowhere near the site of the outbreak, which was over 1,000 miles to the northeast of Kinshasa in Ituri province. But at the U.S. border, their passports were seized, and they got scant information and little food despite having…
The great French actor Vincent Cassel grumbles through a brutal day on set in the new music video for Charli XCX's “Camera.” Directed by Charli's frequent visual collaborator Aidan Zamiri, the clip follows Cassel as he tries to film a climactic desert shootout scene on a set where things keep going horribly wrong. During the first take, his squib fails to go off, and while it explodes in a gush of fake blood on the second, the take is ruined by the sparks of an overheated light. While Cassel is the “Camera” video's primary focus, Charli does appear a few…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Sometimes, our favorite band merch doesn't come from a dusty concert tee bin; it shows up in places you'd never expect. Like, say, your dad's favorite coastal-chic clothing brand. Vineyard Vines just dropped a second collaboration with the Grateful Dead (their first one was released in 2025), and it's as if tie-dye crashed a country club in the best possible way. Known for their crisp polos and East Coast aesthetic, Vineyard Vines injected a little rock 'n' roll…
Built around Western culture, Under the Big Sky festival has become one of the marquee fests in the nation for Americana and country music since launching in 2019. The audience is a sea of cowboy hats, dinner-plate-sized belt buckles, and snakeskin boots. There's a live rodeo between sets. And the view of the northern Rockies commands equal attention with the headliners. This year, they included Chris Stapleton, Cody Jinks, and Zach Top, alongside support acts like Greensky Bluegrass, Stephen Wilson Jr., Charles Wesley Godwin, Marcus King Band, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Kaitlin Butts. Here's the best of what we…
“From New York City, Suzanne Vega!”, announces a voice-over. And it's really a New York state of mind the one that will take over the magnificent Ardeatina Park for two hours where the Casa del Jazz stands. Because she is on stage, Suzanne Nadine Vega, a healthy bearer of the most authentic spirit of the Big Apple, shaped over years of apprenticeship among the clubs of Greenwich Village with her guitar slung over her shoulder and her clear and refined verses, around which she has built a songwriting among the most graceful and credible of the last 40 years. Accompanying…
Ahead of his fall tour, Vince Staples stopped by NPR’s Washington D.C. headquarters to perform five cuts off his abrasive new rock-inspired album, which delves into our country’s continued disenfranchisement of Black Americans. During a live take of “Go! Go! Gorilla” Staples took a moment to shout out deceased Black Panther members killed by law enforcement, including Bobby Hutton, George Jackson, and Larry Kimmons. You can watch the full performance below.Later in the set, Staples recalled a conversation he had before filming the explosive music video for lead album single “Blackberry Marmalade.” “One of my homies…was nervous about putting out…
D4vd, the platinum-selling musician born David Anthony Anthony Burke, showed no emotion Tuesday as he stared at gruesome photos of the severely decomposed remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez found in the front trunk of his Tesla last year. The photos, shared on a large screen in a Los Angeles courtroom during the singer’s preliminary hearing in his murder case, showed Rivas’ limbless torso in one black plastic bag and her dismembered arms and legs in another. A photo of her knee showed flecks of blue plastic from the inflatable pool prosecutors claim Burke used while dismembering Rivas’ body. A…
Counter to Nolan’s usual ostentatiousness, the simultaneous threads of Odysseus’ return to Ithaca and the crises he faced in the decade that followed the Trojan War are cut together without ceremony. Yet there’s a powerful synergistic effect: At certain times, you can feel the recollections straining toward unreliability, but never quite getting there—the non-Laestrygonians, Menelaus’ unfounded certainty as he explains the world, the whirlpool that might not have been quite so symmetrical but certainly existed in some form. (The most beautiful shot in a film full of them sees the Sirens, through mist, lounging on the rocks of their isle;…
Apple Music is increasing its subscription prices with immediate effect due to “rising licensing costs”. The move marks the first price hike from the music streaming giant since October 2022, and the company have said that it has been done to an increase in licensing costs. With the planned changes, the individual plan in the UK is now going up from £10.99 to £11.99 per month, and the family plan is rising from £16.99 to £19.99. In Europe, the individual plan has also gone up from €10.99 to €11.99, the family plan has gone too from €16.99 to €19.99, and…
