Simon Vozick-Levinson
Rolling Stone
New York, NY, United States
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Jeff Tweedy on Judaism, Staying Sober, and Why He's 'Disappointed' by Dylan
With a new Wilco album and his best memoir yet out this fall, he opens up about listening to new music, collecting expensive guitars, and more → Read More
25 Artists We Can't Wait to See at Coachella
Coachelle Preview: Bad Bunny, Frank Ocean, Blackpink → Read More
Grammys 2023: The Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Bad Bunny’s blazing performance, Kim Petras’ powerful speech, and a spectacular tribute to hip-hop made this night sing. But about that Album of the Year win…. → Read More
Say Hello to the Next Great New York Rock Band
Hello Mary are the trio behind one of 2023’s sharpest, noisiest debuts → Read More
Pusha T: The Rise and Reign of a Self-Made King
He defied unreal odds to reach his highest peak yet with ‘It’s Almost Dry’ — and he’s still climbing → Read More
Alex G on Music, Religion, and the Mysteries of Songwriting
Revered by indie-rock fans, respected by Frank Ocean: The regular guy at the center of it all talks about his ninth album, God Save the Animals → Read More
Katie Alice Greer: Priests Singer on New Solo Album 'Barbarism'
After her band fell apart, the former Priests singer had to find a new way forward on her own. Inside the radically warped pop experiments of her solo debut → Read More
Blondshell's 'Kiss City' Brings the Alt-Rock Fireworks
Second single from hotly buzzed indie-rock artist is a slow burn with a big payoff → Read More
'Ready for Some Levity': Alvvays Brighten Up Their Indie-Pop Dream
Molly Rankin reveals ‘Blue Rev,’ the Toronto band’s first album since 2017 → Read More
Chaka Khan, The Roots, Earth Wind & Fire, Billy Porter, and More Celebrate Juneteenth at the Hollywood Bowl
The best photos from backstage, in the crowd, and onstage at a joyful evening of culture and history in Hollywood → Read More
Reinventing Flasher: How the D.C. Post-Punk Band Found a New Beginning
Band drama and a pandemic were just the spurs that the longtime D.C. band needed to make their great new album, Love Is Yours → Read More
Zora on Finding Hope and Joy in a Hostile World: 'It's Honestly What Saved My Life'
Minneapolis-based singer, rapper, and producer on lifting up Black trans women, finding her community, and expressing herself to the fullest → Read More
Angel Olsen's 'Big Time'
Six albums in, the indie rock darling makes a joyful, triumphant breakthrough → Read More
Wilco Give 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot' Back Some of Its Edge at 20th-Anniversary Shows
“We’ve tried hard not to be nostalgic,” Jeff Tweedy tells the crowd in New York → Read More
'I Can't Believe How Lucky We Are': Jeff Tweedy on the Return of Wilco's Solid Sound Festival
Pandemic-delayed festival returns to western Massachusetts next month with performances from Japanese Breakfast, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Sun Ra Arkestra, Terry Allen, and more → Read More
Kurt Vile's 'Watch My Moves' Is a Majestically Mellow Zone-Out Session
Laid-back Philly guitar wizard’s ninth album stretches out and gets comfortable amidst the chaos → Read More
Grammys 2022: The 20 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Dazzling performances, shocking shutouts, questionable wins, the presence of Jared Leto — our rundown of the night’s highs and lows → Read More
Taylor Hawkins: 10 Great Performances, From Foo Fighters to Alanis Morissette
Classic Foos moments, brilliant covers, and more — a look back at the long career of a multi-talented rock dynamo → Read More
Minneapolis Rapper Zora Debuts With an Anti-Capitalist Techno-Rap Bop
‘Runnitup’ is the first single from her upcoming debut, Z1 → Read More
D.C. Punks Flasher Cruise Back Into View With a Low-Key Disco Delight
First single from second album Love Is Yours shows a new side to the band → Read More