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Rolling Stone Residency Continues With Vince Staples at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre

Rolling Stone Residency Continues With Vince Staples at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre

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The historic West Village venue will host six exclusive interviews and intimate performances this year

Get ready — Rolling Stone is introducing the Rolling Stone Residency, an exclusive series of interviews and performances that will take place at the West Village’s iconic Cherry Lane Theatre in New York. As part of the magazine’s commitment to creating singular experiences that connect fans with the music and art they love, the residency will include six unforgettable nights of live in-depth conversations and acoustic performances. The first performance kicked off on June 11 with singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, followed by J Balvin on July 9, and now, Vince Staples will take the stage on Oct.10.

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Opportunities to attend the Rolling Stone Residency will be available to Rolling Stone Readers as well as for redemption through SkyMiles Experiences, Delta’s platform that gives its loyalty Members access to once-in-a-lifetime experiences. A limited number of tickets will be released ahead of each show and available for redemption using Delta miles.

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