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RollingStone India Magazine - January - February 2026

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In this issue

Gorillaz are Rolling Stone India’s January/February 2026 cover stars. Ahead of releasing their highly anticipated ninth studio album ‘The Mountain,’ co-founders Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett reflect on how grief, India, and Eastern philosophies around death and reincarnation brought them back on the same creative wavelength after years, and shaped their most powerfully poignant album to date. Also inside the issue: never-before-seen photos from Jamie and Damon’s trip to India, special interviews with their Indian collaborators, including Asha Bhosle, Asha Puthli, and Anoushka Shankar, Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda on what comes after the comeback, and exclusive backstage interviews and photos of Fujii Kaze, Calum Scott, Yungblud and more at Lollapalooza India.

WHAT DOES CREATIVE BURNOUT LOOK LIKE IN AN INDUSTRY THAT THRIVES ON PRODUCTIVITY?

More artists are prioritizing their pace and approach to working at a time when the demand for hits is higher than ever

4 mins

WHY K-POP IS HITTING THE ‘RESET' BUTTON TO KILL THE SEVEN-YEAR CURSE

As the Class of 2019 faces its expiration date, K-pop is ditching the disbandment playbook for a spunky mid-career rebirth.

6 mins

REMEMBERING OUR LAST CONVERSATION WITH BOB WEIR

A year before his death on Jan. 10, the Grateful Dead legend shared some of his humble wisdom

4 mins

HUGH JACKMAN AND KATE HUDSON ON HOW 'SONG SUNG BLUE' IS A LOVE LETTER TO MUSICIANS

The music drama's executive music producer Scott Bomar also talks about working with director Craig Brewer

2 mins

FKA TWIGS 'I LOVE TELLING THE TRUTH. I HAVE TO TELL THE TRUTH'

This past summer, when FKA Twigs stepped offstage after playing a giant festival in the Netherlands, the first thing on her mind was heading to a techno haven she'd heard had the best electronic music in the area.

9 mins

LEE JUN-HO: STRIPPING AWAY THE LEGACY TO FIND THE ACTOR

FROM PLAYING A SUPERHERO IN NETFLIX'S 'CASHERO' TO TAKING ON A VILLAIN ROLE IN THE UPCOMING FRANCHISE FILM ‘VETERAN, LEE JUN-HO DISCUSSES HOW SEEKING OUT NEW NARRATIVES BECOMES HIS ULTIMATE CREATIVE RESET.

5 mins

AFTER THE ALGORITHM: HOW ARTISTS ARE REDEFINING SUCCESS BEYOND VIRALITY

IN A WORLD RULED BY STREAMS, LIKES, AND VIRALITY, A NEW GENERATION OF INDIAN MUSICIANS ARE LEARNING TO MEASURE SUCCESS ON THEIR OWN TERMS.

5 mins

THE VOID ORCHESTRA: HOW KARAOKE BARS ARE SHAPING COMMUNITY AND CONNECTION IN URBAN INDIA

IN KARAOKE BARS ACROSS INDIA, STRANGERS COME TOGETHER TO SING, STUMBLE, AND STAY PRESENT, TURNING OFF-KEY PERFORMANCES INTO MOMENTS OF UNEXPECTED EMOTIONAL RELEASE.

5 mins

Gorillaz Look Beyond Mortality

HOW DAMON ALBARN AND JAMIE HEWLETT GREW CLOSER TOGETHER IN GRIEF AND EMERGED WITH THE BAND'S MOST POWERFUL ALBUM

10+ mins

TRAVIS SCOTT THE VIEW FROM THE TOP

And just like that, I’m back in high school, parked out front of some kid’s parents’ house, hotboxing in the back seat of an SUV.

10+ mins

WHAT ARTISTS CAN LEARN FROM SUNIDHI CHAUHAN'S FASHION-LED IMAGE REBRAND

AS THE POP POWERHOUSE CONTINUES TO SELL OUT STADIUMS, WE CHRONICLE HER ASCENT TO SARTORIAL STARDOM, AND THE FORCES BEHIND THE SCENES WHO HELPED MAKE IT HAPPEN

4 mins

LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA 2026 SCRIPTS ANOTHER CHAPTER IN INDIA'S LIVE MUSIC HISTORY

NOW IN ITS FOURTH EDITION, THE FESTIVAL RETURNED TO A MARKET THAT'S GROWN MASSIVELY IN SCALE AND AMBITION, ARMED WITH EXPERIMENTAL INDIAN ACTS AND GLOBAL CROWD-PULLERS INCLUDING YUNGBLUD, LINKIN PARK, PLAYBOI CARTI, KEHLANI, FUJII KAZE, AND SAMMY VIRJI

8 mins

YUNGBLUD: 'I THINK ME AND INDIA ARE GOING TO BECOME BEST FRIENDS'

THE BRITISH ROCK STAR WAS ALL HEART AND SOUL AT HIS MUMBAI SHOW, ARRIVING AT A TIME WHEN HE'S HAD SEVERAL HITS AND PLOTTING MORE NEW MATERIAL, INCLUDING ‘IDOLS, PT 2'

4 mins

FUJII KAZE: 'INDIA MAKES ME FEEL LIKE THIS IS MY HOME'

FROM SINGING BHAJANS IN HIS CHILDHOOD HOME TO PACKING THE STAGE DURING HIS LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA 2026 PERFORMANCE IN MUMBAI, FUJII KAZE'S INDIA DEBUT WAS AS MUCH ABOUT MUSIC AS IT WAS A SEARCH FOR SPIRITUAL CONNECTION.

3 mins

CALUM SCOTT REGALED INDIA AND HE'S CERTAIN HE'LL BE BACK FOR MORE

THE U.K. SINGER-SONGWRITER AND POP ARTIST ON HOW HE QUIETENED HIS IMPOSTER SYNDROME TO DELIVER HITS

4 mins

SAMMY VIRJI ON HIS INDIA DEBUT: 'I WANT TO TAKE UKG AS FAR AS IT WILL GO'

BACKSTAGE AT LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA, THE U.K. GARAGE BREAKOUT REFLECTS ON HERITAGE, HIS RISING MOMENTUM, AND TAKING A ONCE-UNDERGROUND SOUND TO THE WORLD.

3 mins

MOTHER MOTHER PROMISE TO 'COME OUT WITH A BANG' AT LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA

The Canadian rock act's co-founder and vocalist guitarist Ryan Guldemond talks about their recent album 'Nostalgia' and writing a song called 'Namaste'

3 mins

EXCISE DEPT ARE FRICTION-MAXXING INTO THEIR NEXT PHASE

AHEAD OF THEIR PERFORMANCE AT LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA 2026, THE AUDIO-VISUAL COLLECTIVE OPENS UP ABOUT FRIENDSHIP, FUTURE ROLLOUTS, AND THEIR UPCOMING ALBUM

5 mins

LINKIN PARK ARE KEEPING THEIR PROMISE TO INDIA

MIKE SHINODA ON THE ROCK BAND'S LONGAWAITED DEBUT SHOWS IN THE COUNTRY AND WHAT COMES AFTER THE COMEBACK

8 mins

LIE DOWN AND LISTEN: THE MINDFUL MUSIC MOVEMENT REDEFINING THE DANCEFLOOR

A new wave of ambient and electronic gatherings across India invites listeners to sit still, tune out, and experience music as a meditative medium

5 mins

The Desperation and Genius of Timmy Chalamet

The actor said he wants to be \"one of the greats.\" With Marty Supreme, he proves he's well on his way.

4 mins

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RollingStone India Magazine Description:

Publisher: Creativeland-Studios-Private-Limited

Category: Entertainment

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

RollingStone India Magazine published by Creativeland Publishing Pvt Ltd is a monthly magazine that covers a wide range of topics related to music, culture, and entertainment, with a focus on the Indian market. The magazine is known for its in-depth reporting, insightful analysis, and stunning photography.

RollingStone India features a variety of content, including:

* Music coverage: The magazine covers the latest music news and trends from India and around the world, as well as in-depth interviews with musicians, producers, and other industry insiders.

* Culture and entertainment: RollingStone India also covers a variety of culture and entertainment topics, including movies, TV, fashion, and art.

* Lifestyle: The magazine also features lifestyle articles on topics such as travel, food, and fashion.

RollingStone India is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the Indian music, culture, and entertainment industry.

If you're interested in music, culture, and entertainment, then RollingStone India Magazine is the perfect resource for you. Subscribe today and start your journey to a more informed and engaged music fan!