We remember the late Chris Cornell, and play audio from his revealing Rolling Stone interviews with Kory Grow and Andy Greene.

Rob Sheffield, author of the new book Dreaming the Beatles, explains why the Fab Four will be relevant forever

In December 1970, Rolling Stone founder and publisher Jann Wenner sat down with John Lennon for what became one of the most legendary rock interviews ever, with Lennon's brutally honest thoughts on the Beatles' breakup and much more.

Sheryl Crow guides us through the winding road of her career, and explains why she thinks grunge killed rock n' roll

Crowe, the Rolling Stone legend turned filmmaker, talks about hanging with Harry, the art of the profile, Prince and his showbiz future

As Bob Dylan continues his latest unexpected career turn with his standards LP Triplicate, Empire Burlesque producer Arthur Baker joins us for an in-depth chat about the making of Dylan's most ultra-'80s album.

As Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur and others get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, we look back at some of the greatest – and craziest – moments in past ceremonies, from Mike Love's fury to Prince's legendary guitar solo.

In her first interview about June 2nd's hopeless fountain kingdom, Halsey goes in-depth on the creation of the album, its elaborate concept and the real-life heartbreak behind the songs.

How Chuck Berry helped invent rock n' roll, and changed America forever

The Flaming Lips frontman goes deep on his musical and personal evolution over a 30-year-plus rock career

It's the 20th anniversary of U2's Pop – and the 25th of Bruce Springsteen's Human Touch and Lucky Town. What happens when great artists hit moments of artistic confusion?

In a deep, career-spanning conversation, Lenny Kravitz talks about the origins of his style, hanging with Prince and whether love can rule in the age of Trump

Sex, drugs and boy bands: the Backstreet Boys' A.J. McLean gets real about pop life in a frank, funny interview as his group preps for a Vegas residency

Long live rock – but is it dead or alive? In an in-depth and fiery discussion we break down the current state of rock and roll

The makers of the Grammys preview this year's shows, and delve into controversies and triumphs of past years

We go behind the scenes of the Paris Jackson cover story that had the world talking – and take a new look at Michael Jackson's own complicated history

Why is U2 replanting the Joshua Tree? The Edge explains, and looks forward to the band's next album and more

Jake Clemons talks about replacing Clarence, working with Bruce Springsteen, and making his first solo album, Fear & Love

Neal Schon of Journey and Jon Anderson of Yes discuss their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, and we dive into the endless controversies over the Hall's picks

Petty goes deep on his next tour with the Heartbreakers, his recording plans and much more in an interview with senior writer Andy Greene

From hanging with Axl to waking up during surgery, the former Skid Row singer shares some of the wildest tales from his new book.

How is making a "Star Wars" movie like recording a pop-rock song? Host Brian Hiatt and Pete Wentz go deep on "Rogue One," and the saga's unlikely influence on musicians. Also, we discuss Trump and Kanye's unnerving bromance.

The rock legend explains his spontaneous approach to his new album, Peace Trail, reveals his complex thoughts about Trump, and more

2016's greatest albums: From Beyoncé to Paul Simon to Green Day, we debate Rolling Stone's new list

Alicia Keys reveals the inspirations behind her gritty new album, Here. Plus: We discuss the “Hamilton”/Pence incident and Kanye West’s health situation