Tomás Mier is a pop and Latin music journalist for Rolling Stone. Based in San Francisco, California, he covers a wide range of topics within the music industry, including artist interviews, album reviews, and concert coverage. With a focus on the multicultural music scene, Tomás brings his passion for music and his Mexican heritage to his writing.
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Tomás Mier’s coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, specifically music, artists, pop culture, and celebrity news. His articles include a mix of event coverage and expert commentary.
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By: Tomás Mier
In a post on Monday, Hayley Williams celebrated both Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' and Taylor Swift's 'Tortured Poets Department.'
By: Brittany Spanos, Tomás Mier, Keith Harris
Here's a recap of how pop's most high-profile feud has unfolded over the last 15 years
Music show will arrive several days before the MLS All-Stars face off against the Liga MX All-Stars in Columbus, Ohio
Maren Morris, Black Pumas, Jenny Lewis, Flipturn, and Idles are also scheduled to perform
By: Tomás Mier
CNN documentary delves in on Beyoncé's Cowboy Country , featuring interviews with Brothers Osborne, Rhiannon Giddens, Rissi Palmer, and more
By: Tomás Mier
Naomi Ackie and Alia Shawkat star in Zoë Kravitz's directorial debut Rule Number One: Never go on a private island with a billionaire you don't know.
Rap star dropped "Champagne Moments" after Drake released the diss "Push Ups" Rick Ross didn't have to give his Drake diss “Champagne Moments” a video.
Rap star dropped “Champagne Moments” after Drake released the Kendrick Lamar (and others) diss track “Push Ups”
By: Tomás Mier
On the LP, Miley Cyrus covers "Psycho Killer," Lorde performs "Take Me to the River," and Paramore sings "Burning Down the House"
By: Tomás Mier
The late rapper gets a verse on a song tentatively titled "Let Me Chill Out," which also features Rich the Kid and NBA Youngboy, a source tells Rolling Stone
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