RollingStone India
RollingStone India

RollingStone India

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The tragic life of comedic genius Robin Williams, Lana Del Rey on being rock's saddest, baddest diva, Katy Perry on conquering the world, one small sin at a time, Prog metal band Skyharbor's second album and plans to tour India, Bengaluru metal veterans Kryptos get back on track, Mumbai electro pop band Laxmi Bomb on their new EP 'Mah Bharat', What to expect at Ziro Festival of Music in Arunachal Pradesh this year, Advaita's 10th Anniversary celebrations and more in this month's issue.

Founded by the legendary Jann Wenner four decades ago in San Francisco, Rolling Stone is not just the world’s greatest music magazine but also a global cultural icon. Published in 15 countries, it is the pop culture reference point for more than 12 million young adults around the world, who come to the magazine every month for the same reasons as a previous generation: to be informed, to be inspired, to form an opinion, to develop an attitude and, of course, to Rock & Roll. Rolling Stone’s sphere of influence reaches across music, entertainment, movies, television, fashion, technology and national affairs. Rolling Stone covers everything that’s important, trendsetting, and newsworthy to the thought leaders among young adults. Rolling Stone is among the best known brands among the young around the world. Rolling Stone India was launched in 2008 as the 14th international edition of Rolling Stone. In its approach, content and style the magazine follows the same philosophy as the other international editions. Within no time it has grown to become India’s most popular music magazine. Month after month its content reflect the growing popularity of rock&roll; across the country. Apart from keeping its growing readership abreast of what is happening in the international world of music, Rolling Stone India has taken upon itself the role of providing Indian musicians a legitimate platform to project their music to an expanding audience. The Indian music scene is burgeoning, and Rolling Stone India can take some credit for it.