Julyssa Lopez is the Deputy Music Editor at Rolling Stone. She covers a wide range of topics including the music business, various music genres, and the intersection of arts and culture, drawing from her experiences as a writer in #DC and #Nicaragua, now based in Berlin. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, MSN, Glamour, and the Washington Post.
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Julyssa Lopez's articles primarily center around entertainment, with a focus on music and artist profiles. If you have insights into the latest happenings in the music industry, particularly related to Latin music or popular artists, she would likely be interested in your input.
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The superstar's third album features even sharper storytelling, even more visceral emotions, and Robert Smith
By: Julyssa Lopez, Rob Sheffield, Maya Georgi, Angie Martoccio
Olivia Rodrigo is more than just pretty sad on her third album . Over 13 tracks, the superstar depicts all the beautiful, ugly, and heart-wrenching
The singer has been inviting stars, from Lola Young to Bad Gyal, to share their deepest secrets onstage before her song 'La Perla'
By: Julyssa Lopez, Maya Georgi
Warped Tour returned for yet another summer of sticky pavements and pure punk joy. The eclectic lineup featured all sorts of exciting bands and
When Rosalía released her album Lux last year, one of the best parts of listening for the first time was discovering the baroque, spiritually divine
By: Griffin Lotz, Maya Georgi, Julyssa Lopez
Johnny Cash Inks a Deal Davis with country singer Johnny Cash in the Sixties, just after Cash signed a recording contract with Columbia.
There's been endless speculatio n about where and when Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding will take place, but fans finally have a few more
New York's Joopiter made their festival debut at LadyLand this year. Making Her Mark
From Rafael Leão to Memphis Depay, here are a few soccer stars who moonlight as singers and rappers
By: Maya Georgi, Julyssa Lopez
The singer has been inviting stars, from Lola Young to Bad Gyal, to share their deepest secrets onstage before her song ‘La Perla’
