Singer Benson Boone reflects on his Mormon upbringing, his music and more
Benson Boone was candid about his Mormon upbringing in an interview with Rolling Stone. The singer, who is known for his hit song, "Beautiful Things," and for backflipping on stage during performances of the song, opened up to the magazine about growing up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and what has helped him stay grounded.
Benson Boone’s new single, "Sorry, I'm Here for Someone Else," debuts on six Billboard charts, including the Hot 100 and ...
"That's not who I am," the musician told 'Rolling Stone' in a cover story published on Tuesday, March 11 Benson Boone is ...
Approximately 300,000 people descended upon the Texas capital from March 7 to 15 for SXSW 2025. As it has annually since 1987 ...
In case you need a little refresher, before Benson Boone did multiple backflips in front of Taylor Swift at the Grammys, the ...
"It really changed my perspective on so many things that I want to carry into my own career," he said of Swift's Eras Tour.
In an extremely candid new interview, Benson Boone discussed getting compared to Harry Styles, being a closeted fan of Justin ...
Benson Boone is 22 years old. He had the biggest song in the world last year. And the future looks even brighter. Inside the mind of a rising star ...
Rolling Stone ’s recurring Future of Music showcase launched on Tuesday, which meant jumpsuit-loving pop star Benson Boone ...
The 'Beautiful Things' hitmaker was raised as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and - while he is no longer a Mormon and has since tried coffee (which is also banned), he ...
Benson Boone kicks off Rolling Stone's Future of Music showcase at SXSW, along with excellent sets from Hannah Bahng, Laila!, jasmine.4.t, Duplexity.
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