McCartney Jams With Nirvana; Phish Celebrate 30 Years

Having trouble seeing this email? View online» Monday, July 22, 2013 Digital Access Trey Anastasio on 30 Years of Phish, New Album Details After taking a break in 2004, Phish are playing better than ever, guitarist Trey Anastasio tells Rolling Stone. "I'm still with my best friends and everybody's healthy," he says. On summer tour and marking their 30th anniversary, they've begun work on a new studio album.  Read More » McCartney: Playing With Nirvana Survivors Was 'Powerful' Paul McCartney brought out the surviving members of Nirvana at his show in their hometown, Seattle, just the second time they've played together there since Kurt Cobain's death. "My band's great," Sir Paul tells Rolling Stone, "but augmented with Nirvana, that's greater."  Read More » Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake Hit Yankee Stadium Watching Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake share the stage at Yankee Stadium with their huge range of hits, it's amazing they only joined forces last year after booking recording studios down the hall from each other. It seems like they've been friends and collaborators forever.  Read More » 'The Conjuring' Scares Off Box Office Competition On the first weekend in months with four major movie releases, the winner was James Wan's paranormal thriller The Conjuring, which earned an estimated $41 million. Three-week-old Despicable Me 2 held on at number two, while Ryan Reynolds' R.I.P.D. misfired. Read More » 'Breaking Bad' Cast Highlights Last Day of Comic-Con Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston was in a goofy mood at Comic-Con. Before a panel discussion Sunday, he mingled in the crowd wearing a Walter White mask. "He's the most professional person I've worked with," said co-star Aaron Paul, "and the most immature." Read More » ALBUM PREMIERE Mona Start a Riot on 'Torches and Pitchforks' LISTEN » VIDEO Kanye West: Official 'Black Skinhead' WATCH » GALLERY Musicians With Bizarre Tattoos SEE PHOTOS » • Rolling Stones Release Hyde Park Shows as Live Album • McCartney, U2, Springsteen Call for Pussy Riot's Release • Paramore Plan North American Tour • J. Cole Apologizes for Autism Lyric • Superman Will Fight Batman in 'Man of Steel' Sequel Jahar's World He was a charming kid with a bright future. But no one saw the pain he was hiding or the monster he would become. Read Janet Reitman's cover story. Read Full Issue » (Rolling Stone Archives) Subscribe to Magazine » Digital Access » You have received this email because you are a Rolling Stone newsletter subscriber. Click here to unsubscribe. View our online Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Wenner Media, LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10104 © 2013 RollingStone.com All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.