Yes, Rolling Stone magazine is very much still going, maintaining both its iconic print presence and a strong digital footprint across various platforms.
A Legacy Reaffirmed: The UK Edition's Return
Demonstrating its continued relevance and demand, a British version of Rolling Stone magazine made a significant return to shelves in 2021. This marked a comeback nearly half a century after its previous closure. Historically, the magazine has a deep connection to music legends, with its name famously derived from the iconic band, and its early British iteration having ties to Mick Jagger. The revival of the UK edition highlights the enduring appeal and cultural significance of the brand.
Global Presence and Digital Evolution
Beyond specific national editions like the UK, Rolling Stone operates as a powerful global entity. The magazine has successfully transitioned and expanded its reach significantly into the digital realm, offering a vast array of content online, including:
- Breaking Music News: Covering the latest developments in the music industry.
- In-depth Album and Song Reviews: Critical analysis of new releases.
- Cultural Commentary: Articles on pop culture, politics, and broader societal trends.
- Exclusive Interviews: Conversations with musicians, artists, and influential figures.
This extensive digital presence, combined with various print editions, ensures that Rolling Stone remains a prominent voice in music journalism and popular culture. You can explore their current content and offerings via their official website: Rolling Stone Official Website.
