Rogue combines an innovative visual aesthetic with intellectually provocative content, to push the boundaries of what independent media has to offer. In an age where style has overtaken substance, listicles run rampant, and likes supersede quality, Rogue is raising its flag as a conduit to creatives across the world. We showcase the artists, tastemakers, and change makers who are creating a culture where meaning is paramount and the metric of success is creating something that matters, be it music, a movie, a meal, or a meaningful story.
Launched in Winter 2015, Rogue is a quarterly print magazine that aims to celebrate and inspire artists through compelling in-depth interviews & photography. The objective is to present a unique perspective on the brightest emerging and established talent spanning film, fashion, music, art and culture. Rogue speaks to an independent, trendsetting audience with a refined yet edgy aesthetic--bridging the gap between the mainstream regime and the underground indie perspective, creating a new cultural insurgency.
We build authentic, lasting relationships with our viewers by creating relevant cultural content and identifying new artists and trends, without being a shopping guide. We seek to entertain and inspire, not inform our readers on what they should feel, think, listen to or watch. While Rogueâs printed issues strive to curate a visually compelling and unconventional publication, the website acts as a vehicle for original interviews, live show reviews and BTS videos.
Since our launch, some of the incredible talent that has graced the covers & inside pages of our past issues includes Evan Peters, Zoey Deutch, Nina Dobrev, Brie Larson, Edgar Ramirez, Freddie Highmore, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Aubrey Plaza, Bill Hader, Chris Hardwick, Adam Scott, Steve Aoki, Asa Butterfield, Abigail Breslin, Emily Browning, Leighton Meester, Alt-J, Ellie Goulding, Juliette Lewis, Fetty Wap, Imagine Dragons, X Ambassadors, Cage the Elephant, Thirty Seconds to Mars & The Flaming Lips.
