Rolling Stone PH
Four Gabriela leaders, past and present, look back on the evolution of the party-list and the enduring struggle for women’s rights in Philippine politics
After splitting up in 2020, the quartet reunited last year with a new album and a two-night show in Mall of Asia Arena. This year, they’re gearing up for a new tour as they close the books on their breakup in this in-depth Rolling Stone Philippines interview
The pioneering investigative journalist looks back on Probe’s legacy, proven by the many journalists who rose from its ranks — and who ask her questions in this Rolling Stone Interview — from Howie Severino to Judith Torres and Pinky Webb
We talk to Filipino artists across genres about scene-building, regional growth, and creating safer spaces beyond viral success
Our weekly playlist of the best music right now, carefully picked by the Rolling Stone Philippines staff
Friendship, rotation, and low-pressure collaboration define a band that treats music as a collective movement
In the last 25 years, singers reimagined romance through soaring vocals, intimate delivery, and the kind of emotional release Filipinos never outgrew
From Star Cinema love stories to indie darlings, here are the rom-coms that have left their mark on the last 26 years
From Aquinos to activists and the academe, we ask Filipinos across generations and sectors about the meaning of the EDSA Revolution, 40 years later
Filipino musicians and activists converged at the Philippines‑Palestine Friendship Association’s full‑day festival of forums, workshops, and performances for justice and liberation
In 2025, more than half of Filipinos reported housing-related financial issues, as high costs and limited affordable options squeeze households
As oil prices surge and supply dwindles, the government scrambles to soften the blow on commuters and drivers, but are fare discounts and subsidies enough to weather a global crisis?
The pop-rock duo brings a new tour across three cities, extending a run of sold-out shows and repeat visits
The Filipino pop experimentalist embraces electronic textures and unresolved feeling, allowing discomfort to guide both sound and songwriting
The cult favorite turned arena draw brings her new era to the Philippines for a landmark first performance
On January 31, the Manila takeover of the Japanese music festival served as a reminder that disco is woven into the city’s musical history, and that its renaissance is long overdue
A mix of pop, trap, and electronic textures reveals which tracks push the P-pop album forward most effectively
Last year alone saw a global demand for ube reach $3.06 million
Between an album release, a docufilm, and a world tour with two Manila shows, Filipino ARMYs clearly can’t hide their enthusiasm for the boy group