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Jaren Johnston, one of Nashville’s most successful songwriters and the leader of the Southern rock band the Cadillac Three, has been through the wringer. He became a father in 2017, lost his own dad in 2022, and went off the grid, putting the future of the Cadillac Three in doubt. Now Johnston resurfaces with the solo album The Guest Room. In a vulnerable interview w...

A new book by Steven Hyden, Is This It: The Never-Ending Rise and Fall of the Strokes (and Rock ‘n’ Roll), tells the singular story of one of the 21st century's greatest rock bands, and makes a case for their place in the pantheon. Hyden joins host Brian Hiatt to talk about what made the Strokes special, and how they've hit a new career peak in recent years.

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Jordan Firstman knows that he and Whitney Houston have two things in common. "We believe that the children are our future. And we do... other things."
The writer, director, and star of A24's Club Kid stopped by the Rolling Stone Studio to talk with David Fear about his mondo-buzzy directorial debut, about a NYC club promoter who discovers he has a 10-year-old so...

Since moving from their native Michigan to Nashville in 2020, Greta Van Fleet have become a vital part of an exciting new Nashville rock scene. All four members of the group — singer Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist Sam Kiszka, and drummer Daniel Wagner — join us on Nashville Now to talk about their unlikely evolution from a band indebted to classic rock to flag-wa...

When you’re a legend like Jessica Lange, there’s never enough time to walk through the major memories and moments of a lifetime of work. But the two-time Oscar winner did her best on a visit to the Rolling Stone Studio, where she talked to culture writer CT Jones about returning to American Horror Story for a bravura performance in Season 13, her long relationship wi...