Rihanna, Young Thug, & Juliette Lewis In Top Instagrams Of The Week




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Rihanna, Young Thug, & Juliette Lewis In Top Instagrams Of The Week - October 20 -











The stars were out and about this week, hitting up locations across the world and pausing for some timely photos in between. The past seven days were filled with plenty of dough and lots of star studded meetups.

Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile showed of a vinyl pressing of their recently released collaborative effort. Charli XCX met up with Billie Eilish to do some squats. Juliette Lewis showed off a throwback photo of a night she spent with Dave Grohl, Noel Gallagher, and Pink.



Rihanna reminded to get on that paper chase, while Young Thug showed us that he's been stacking dough for a while now. And Tove Lo looked pretty sparkly herself underneath the disco ball. So without further ado, here are ARTISTdirect's top Instagrams of the week:


Tove Lo —


In the mood for some disco

Tove Styrke —


Goodbye sun. Hello moon.

Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile —

Album out today!!! So grateful to everyone involved in making it...KURRRRTY, Cal, Rob, Stella, Mick Turner, Jim White, Mick Harvey, Jess Ribeiro, Jade Imagine, Bones & Dave, Danny, Tristan, Marathon, Matador, Milk! Records, Remote Control, Rennie, Nick & more & more ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thanks 4 listening. photo @look.out.kid #cbkv

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The collaboration of the year

Nick Cave —


On the road to nowhere

Charli XCX and Billie Eilish —


Team squats

Rihanna —


Get that paper

Phantogram —


Turn up the lights!

Kylie Minogue —


Royal love at first sight

Young Thug —


Stacks on stacks

Tory Lanez —


Blowin' smoke

Juliette Lewis —


Stars align in the most crowded of spaces

—The ARTISTdirect Staff
10.20.17










Tags: Rihanna, Young Thug, Tove Lo, Tove Styrke, Nick Cave, Courtney Barnett, Kurt Vile, Charli XCX, Phantogram, Kylie Minogue, Tory Lanez, Juliette Lewis, P!nk, Dave Grohl, Noel Gallagher




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