Behind The Rolling Stone Cover

The year was 1990. Australia’s music scene was buzzing with the energy of a new decade, and Kate Ceberano was at the heart of it. That August, the multi-talented singer, songwriter, actress, author, and visual artist graced the cover of Rolling Stone Australia in a feature titled “Behind Bedroom Eyes: The Real Kate Ceberano.” The cover, shot by Grant Matthews, wasn’t just

You can’t talk about Australia’s rock scene without mentioning Cold Chisel. Over decades, the band has etched its name into music history as one of the country’s best pub rock bands, known for massive hits like "Khe Sanh," "Flame Trees," and "Cheap Wine." They dominated the 70s and 80s, before releasing their ‘final’ album, Twentieth Century,

Eric Nam might not be a household name to every pop fan in the Western World. And that’s kind of the point for him, as he pulls up a seat next to Rolling Stone AU Editor-In-Chief Poppy Reid to talk about his atypical start on the path to stardom, and what it means navigating the austerity of the K-Pop industry as an American. The Music Industry has, is, and will likely always be

“Why do you want to fight me?!” exclaims Rolling Stone AU/NZ Editor-in-Chief Poppy Reid when Tash Sultana suggests they should don the boxing gloves in aid of Sultana’s charity I AM ME. “Corporate fighter. Let’s go," they excitedly propose. In the latest episode of 'Behind The Rolling Stone Cover', brought to you by Shure, Reid sat down with Sultana to disc

In the latest 'Behind The Rolling Stone Cover' podcast episode, Tones and I discusses the journey she went on after 'Dance Monkey' blew up.

The year was 2001; Destiny’s Child released the album Survivor with worldwide hits Independent Women, Survivor and Bootylicious. It was also the year Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams appeared on the May cover of Rolling Stone.In the eighth episode of ‘Behind The Rolling Stone Cover’, sponsored by Shure, Rolling Stone AU/NZ Editor-in-Chief Poppy Reid sat

In our seventh episode, Editor in Chief of Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Poppy Reid, reads from Lars Barndle's 2023 cover story with The Teskey Brothers. Subscribe to the Rolling Stone AU/NZ magazine now:au.rollingstone.com/subscribe-magazine Follow our social links for more Music News and Content:Instagram: instagram.com/rollingstoneausFacebook: facebook.com/rollingstoneaustraliaTwitte

In our sixth episode, Editor in Chief of Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Poppy Reid, reads from Toby Creswell's 1985 cover story with Michael Hutchence of INXS. Subscribe to the Rolling Stone AU/NZ magazine now:au.rollingstone.com/subscribe-magazineFollow our social links for more Music News and Content:Instagram: instagram.com/rollingstoneausFacebook: facebook.com/rollingstoneaustraliaTw

In our fifth episode, Editor in Chief of Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Poppy Reid, reads from Cliff Joannou’s 2023 cover feature 'Jessie Ware is ready to free herself’. Subscribe to the Rolling Stone AU/NZ magazine now:au.rollingstone.com/subscribe-magazine Follow our social links for more Music News and Content:Instagram: instagram.com/rollingstoneausFacebook: facebook.com/rolling

In our fourth episode, Editor in Chief of Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Poppy Reid, reads from Brittany Spanos' 2021 cover feature 'How Adele turned heartache over divorce into her most honest album yet'.Subscribe to the Rolling Stone AU/NZ magazine now:au.rollingstone.com/subscribe-magazineFollow our social links for more Music News and Content:Instagram: instagram.com/rollings