Rolling Stone - USA (2020-03)

March 2020 | Rolling Stone | 39

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 TYLER TAKES OFF

Tyler, the Creator and Greta

Gerwig were honored at L.A.’s

Kodak Maverick Awards, just days

after Tyler took home a Grammy

for Best Rap Album. He’ll be

playing Pharrell’s Something

in the Water fest in April.

 VAMPIRE WEEKEND AT BERNIE’S

Days before the Iowa caucus, Vampire Weekend headlined a rally in Cedar Rapids

for Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders that also included an acoustic

set by Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon. “I don’t feel like I’m separating my values and my

pragmatism by supporting Bernie,” said Ezra Koenig. “Bernie can win.”

Beck to the Future

Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s annual Roc Nation brunch was the most exclusive

party of Grammy weekend, but there were plenty of other star- studded

events going on all over L.A. The night before the show, Beck hung out

at CAA’s Grammy party with Texas soulman Leon Bridges, who will hit

the road opening stadium shows for Maroon 5 later this year.

MIDNIGHT

VULTURES

Beck and

Bridges at an

L.A. Grammy

party.

RANDOM QUOTE

“I’m not some

horrible

monster to

work with,

you know

what I mean?

I’m cool

as fuck.”

—Liam Gallagher

CRAZY IN LOVE

Jay and Bey at

their pre-Grammy

brunch, which

was also attended

by Rihanna and

Meek Mill.

RIDE THE

LIGHTNING

Metallica’s

James

Hetfield

displayed his

classic cars at

an L.A. auto

show.