Best Music Magazines

Rolling Stone dives deep into the world of music, offering album reviews, artist interviews, and concert news. Additionally, it explores culture, politics, and more, making it a diverse entertainment read.

Variety has been the entertainment industry's standard-bearer since its inception. Offering breaking news, movie reviews, and industry events, it's a trusted resource for industry professionals and fans alike.

One of the leading magazines in high-fidelity audio reviews, Stereophile offers insights into high-end sound equipment, from speakers to amplifiers.

Revolver is a leading magazine in the world of hard rock and heavy metal music, offering artist interviews, album reviews, and exclusive features.

While not strictly a country magazine, it offers insights, lessons, and features on acoustic music, which often intersects with country.

Esteemed in the world of jazz, DownBeat, founded in 1934, is revered for its artist profiles, reviews, and educational insights. The magazine's annual critics' poll is considered a benchmark in the jazz community.

Bridging fitness and art, Dance Magazine offers insights into dance routines, choreography, and the physical demands and benefits of dancing.

Geared towards audio professionals, Mix magazine covers the latest recording and sound production technology and techniques.

Ukulele celebrates the joy of playing the ukulele, featuring tutorials, song tabs, gear reviews, and profiles of ukulele players.

The Instrumentalist is a publication for music educators and enthusiasts, focusing on band and orchestra instruments, teaching techniques, and music literature.

While not strictly a country magazine, it offers insights, lessons, and features on acoustic music, which often intersects with country.

Canadian Music covers the Canadian music scene, featuring artist interviews, gear reviews, and industry news.

Bridging fitness and art, Dance Magazine offers insights into dance routines, choreography, and the physical demands and benefits of dancing.

Esteemed in the world of jazz, DownBeat, founded in 1934, is revered for its artist profiles, reviews, and educational insights. The magazine's annual critics' poll is considered a benchmark in the jazz community.

A magazine for music memorabilia and record collectors, detailing album reviews, artist profiles, and collecting tips.

Living Blues is dedicated to the blues genre, offering profiles of legendary blues artists, reviews of albums and live performances, and articles on blues history.

Geared towards audio professionals, Mix magazine covers the latest recording and sound production technology and techniques.

Revolver is a leading magazine in the world of hard rock and heavy metal music, offering artist interviews, album reviews, and exclusive features.

Rolling Stone dives deep into the world of music, offering album reviews, artist interviews, and concert news. Additionally, it explores culture, politics, and more, making it a diverse entertainment read.

One of the leading magazines in high-fidelity audio reviews, Stereophile offers insights into high-end sound equipment, from speakers to amplifiers.

Focused on string players, this magazine offers a mix of interviews, instrument and gear reviews, and tips for violinists, violists, cellists, and bassists.

The Instrumentalist is a publication for music educators and enthusiasts, focusing on band and orchestra instruments, teaching techniques, and music literature.

Ukulele celebrates the joy of playing the ukulele, featuring tutorials, song tabs, gear reviews, and profiles of ukulele players.

Variety has been the entertainment industry's standard-bearer since its inception. Offering breaking news, movie reviews, and industry events, it's a trusted resource for industry professionals and fans alike.