Steve Earle released his tribute album to songwriter Guy Clark last week. In Rolling Stone‘s video series “The First Time,” he recounts his first meeting with the no-nonsense Clark, who along with Townes Van Zandt, became creative north stars for Earle. Both introductions didn’t start off particularly well, with Clark …
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Comedian Hannah Gadsby remembers her first on-stage performance, the time she made an audience member throw up, and how she became an accidental political activist (though she has no idea what she was protesting) in our latest installment of “The First Time.” Gadsby has been a working comedian and actor …
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Danish soul-pop trio Lukas Graham may be the toast of Top 40 radio, but in his latest interview with Rolling Stone,frontmanLukas Forchhammer comes off as down-to-earth as ever. The 30-year-old singer-songwriter and his band first catapulted to global fame with their 2015 smash single, “7 Years” — which not only …
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Actress Claire Foy discusses her lifelong love of Bruce Springsteen, throwing back pints of white wine in college and her mortifying first performances as an actress in the latest installment of “The First Time.” Foy recalls a handful of early music memories, including her childhood love of Nineties British pop …
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Rolling Stone cover star Zoe Kravitz talks about being starstruck by the Spice Girls at the VMAs, smoking weed when she was 14 and how she’s often embarrassed by her ultra-cool parents, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, in this installment of “The First Time.” Despite having two famous parents, Kravitz admitted …
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