Princess Chelsea Wins 2023 Taite Music Prize
Posted in: Music
Princess Chelsea was honoured for her wonderful 2022 album 'Everything Is Going to Be Alright'
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Song You Need to Know: Reb Fountain, ‘Faithless Lover’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe indie singer-songwriter has returned in stunning fashion with her first release since her 2021 album, 'Iris'.
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Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: FERBY
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know FERBY, a rising Aotearoa artist looking to impress in 2023 and beyond
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RIIKI REID: Becoming Herself
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter changing her artist name last year, RIIKI REID has entered an exciting new chapter of her career
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Music as Therapy: Vera Ellen Needs to Get Some Stuff Off Her Chest
Posted in: Music FeaturesVera Ellen opens up about making her wonderful new album, 'Ideal Home Noise', which was born out of a dark period in her life
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RS Recommends: Eight Kiwi Artists Tipped to Take Over
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Lorde to BENEE, not a year goes by without a Kiwi artist or group making their mark on music’s world stage. In honour of International Women’s Month, Rolling Stone AU/NZ unearthed eight female Kiwi acts destined for the top
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From House Parties to Hometown Shows, DUAL Just Want to Feel Alive
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Kiwi duo tell Rolling Stone AU/NZ about the journey to their excellent new EP, 'SO ALIVE'
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Artist on Artist Interview: L.A.B and Summer Thieves
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ got the popular Kiwi bands to discuss their Australian tour, which begins in Perth this weekend
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Pickle Darling Announces New Album ‘Laundromat’, Shares Second Single
Posted in: Music News"'Laundromat' is Pickle Darling creating their own tiny worlds, but ones that are large enough to welcome anyone who might need them," the album's description states
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How Wallice Went From New York ‘Jazz School Dropout’ to Supporting The 1975 in Australia and Aotearoa
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of the singer’s first time in Australia, Wallice tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about her new music and supporting The 1975
