Brian Hiatt is a Senior Writer at Rolling Stone, where he has penned over 70 cover stories focusing on music, film, and television. His work spans various themes in arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of music and filmmaking. Brian is also the host of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast and has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News and Mother Jones.
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Brian Hiatt's coverage mainly consists of expert commentary on entertainment news, particularly music-related topics focusing on artists, albums, and concerts. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights or opinions related to trending music releases, popular artists, and the latest developments in the music industry.
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Fresh off her acclaimed second album This Music May Contain Hope Raye is setting her sights on the big screen.
By: Brian Hiatt
At Madison Square Garden Monday night, Bruce Springsteen ceded a show-defining lyric to guest vocalist Tom Morello during their cover of “Clampdown.” “Let
By: Brian Hiatt
“I've always had to work really hard for it,” Billy Eichner says in his hilarious, moving new audio memoir, Billy on Billy , out May 19. “Proving
Anderson .Paak ‘s K-Pops! (Music from and inspired by K-Pops! Motion Picture) , due May 29, started out as a companion album to his directorial
By: Brian Hiatt
showrunner Eric Kripke told Rolling Stone in 2024 that he had “an ending in mind” for the series, and he didn't mind hinting that for all of the
By: Brian Hiatt
Busta Rhymes classics from “Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check” to “Gimme Some More” are showcases for one of the nimblest, most slyly melodic, and most
By: Brian Hiatt
It's becoming increasingly clear that the strategy for major labels when it comes to dealing with AI-generated music's rise is to embrace and monetize
By: Jaeden Pinder, Brian Hiatt
Thirty years after Hootie and the Blowfish took home Favorite Pop/Rock New Artist at the 1996 American Music Awards , the band returned to the AMAs
By: Brian Hiatt
Delevingne on her new songs, "I Forgot" and "Out of My Head" — plus, inside the Fiona Apple collaboration on her upcoming Warner Records debut
By: Brian Hiatt
Charlie Puth made sure his tour behind his fourth album, , is unlike any pop show out there, packed with jazz chords, world-class funk bass, lengthy
