Whenever music history was made in 2022, Rolling Stone’s photographers were there to document it. Here are 50 of our favorite photos from the past year, featuring rising and superstars alike, from the King of Reggaeton to King Princess, from Harry Styles posing for an iconic cover to J-Hope headlining Lollapalooza to Wisin & Yandel […]
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