We really out did ourselves for our latest issue, starting with our cover story featuring the one and only Mother Monster, Lady Gaga! In the feature article, writer Tami Austin focuses on Gaga’s amazing philanthropic works with the Born This Way Foundation, her exploits both in music and on screen, her notable tattoo collection and more. 

The always hilarious Jason Ellis is our second feature (and digital cover). In a sprawling conversation with podcast host Sarah Hyland, Ellis talks about how fear motivates him in nearly everything he does, from skating to comedy to podcasting and beyond. One might say Ellis’ true gift is constantly conquering the dread that bubbles up from within. 

If there’s a theme to this issue it has to be multi-hyphenates. We’ve got a beautiful photo spread with tattoo artist/model Sarah Elizabeth, a profile of DJ/singer GG Magree focusing on her recent film documenting witchcraft and music recommendations from former USMNT goalkeeper/television analyst Tim Howard.

This is one issue that you need to have. Order yours today!

Welcome to Inked’s Spring 2023 issue! It’s been a bit, but we’re back with a brand new design and outlook.

For the first cover of our new era we’ve got Landon Barker. The son of Travis Barker made his television debut when he was only 18 months old, so he’s no stranger to the limelight. Landon has proven himself to be a style icon for the TikTok generation and he’ll soon be releasing some music of his own. For the interview we wanted to find someone who could get inside Landon’s head, and we couldn’t have found a more perfect person than his girlfriend, Charli D’Amelio. 

This issue is packed with innovators of style, as we are also featuring Dr. Thomas Connelly. Through his inventive approach to cosmetic dentistry and outside-the-box philosophy.We also have interviews with former Manchester United star and style icon David Beckham, third-generation race car driver Ryan Blaney, the hilarious TikTok comedian Hope Schwing and so much more. And keep your eyes out for this issue’s art project, which may very well be the best one we’ve ever done. 

Whether you’re in the studio at your latest tattoo appointment or lazing the day away at the beach, this issue is an absolutely perfect companion for the lazy days of summer that lie ahead. Pick up your copy today!

Our 2022 Lifestyle Issue is unlike anything we’ve ever done before. For the first time we have turned the reins over to a guest creative director—Dominic “The Surgeon” Ciambrone.

Ciambrone had a hand in nearly every aspect of this unique issue. He didn’t merely choose people who inspire him to take part in the issue—he conducted many of the interviews, directed the photoshoots and even got behind the camera himself. He even interviewed himself which is no easy task.

Welcome to 2022’s Moto Issue! It doesn’t matter whether you ride a custom chopper, drive an ’81 Camaro or take the bus, this issue’s got something for everybody.

On our cover we have pop superstar Demi Lovato shot by renowned photographer Ellen von Unwerth. Drawing inspiration from classic pin-up models like Bettie Page, Lovato looks simply stunning throughout the shoot. Afterwards, they sat down with Julia Rubin to discuss tattoos, coming out as non-binary and what musical direction Lovato appears to be headed.

Suge Knight’s favorite rapper, YG, appears on our second cover. In a conversation with Christina Lee, YG spoke about his upcoming album, the importance of karma and the Ferrari he plans to buy as a treat for finishing “Pray For Me.”

After more than two decades as a band, Mastodon continues to innovate with each subsequent album. Brann Dailor and Bill Kelliher spoke with us about the band’s eighth studio album, “Hushed and Grim,” and how it all came together during an intense emotional time.

Jenna Romaine spoke to rapper Vic Mensa about how he is a man of two very different worlds—Ghana and Chicago—and how that has made him into the person he is today. We had a conversation with Shina Novalinga, an Inuk woman who has brought indigenous culture to the masses via TikTok of all places. Renowned tattoo artist and avid sneakerhead BJ Betts plays the role of journalist for us by interviewing designer Frank Cooke, where the two talk about shoes, tattoos and life.

Our culture section was put together by stand-up comic and motorcycle enthusiast Natalie Cuomo. Cuomo focuses on the bikes she’s psyched to ride, the gear that helps her get from point A to point B and the tunes she’ll be blasting along the way.

This year's Moto Issue is one of the most exciting magazines you'll ever find, be sure to pick yours up today.

Throw on your favorite playlist, crank it as loud as you can, and dive into Inked’s 2022 Music Issue! We’ve got something that will appeal to you no matter your favorite genre, be it hip-hop, pop-punk, country or some cool thing we’ve never even heard of.

Chart-topping rapper Gunna graces one of our three covers. We spoke with him about his latest #1 album, “DS4EVER,” growing up in Atlanta and the way he tries to give back to the community that raised him.
As a whole new generation discovers pop-punk music, it has skyrocketed to a height in popularity never seen before. One of the artists leading the charge is jxdn. After attending a life-altering Juice WRLD concert, jxdn knew he was destined to not only make music of his own, but to use that music to change the world.

Jessica Wilde is so much more than just a pretty face. Wilde is an author, a model, a YouTube personality, the face of our very own cover contest and so much more. We are beyond happy to feature Wilde on our cover for the second time.

When Koe Wetzel named his rebel country group Koe Wetzel and the Konvicts he was simply going for an alliteration, but in our interview he tells us how the name became apt after a drunken boat party. Tom May of indie-punk darlings The Menzingers sat down with us to discuss reworking and re-recording an album in quarantine. Peach PRC explained how her real-life relationships have been changed by calling out an ex directly and by name in a hit song.

Not everything in the issue is music-related, we also have legendary graffiti artist Cope 2 tells us how his career has changed from tagging trains in the ‘70s to having world-renowned galleries host his shows. Scream queen Elvira walks us through her unique career and tells the tale of her one tattoo and how things went wrong. Plus so much more.

You don’t want to miss Inked’s 2022 Music Issue!


We’re starting out 2022 with a bang!

20 years after her game-changing debut album, “Let Go,” Avril Lavigne has returned to her punk rock roots and the cover of Inked. Lavigne dishes on her upcoming studio album, which she wrote while burnt out on love after a breakup. Against the odds, in the midst of writing about heartbreak and revenge, Lavigne wound up finding love along the way.

We made history with this issue. For the first time ever, we partnered up with our sister publication “Revolver” to showcase the talents of hip-hop duo City Morgue. ZillaKami and SosMula both grew up with an eclectic love for music and when they met at a tattoo shop, City Morgue was born. Their chemistry was instantaneous and today, they’re three studio albums deep, performed around the world and created a punk rap empire.

Reggaeton has officially gone international, but everything goes back to Puerto Rico. And one of PR’s hottest exports, Rauw Alejandro, is leading the charge of the modern reggaeton movement. 2021 was a breakout year for Alejandro, as he released his second studio album “Vice Versa” and won a coveted Latin Grammy award for his multi-platinum single “Tattoo (Remix).” But 2022 will be another banger for Alejandro, as he’s on the precipice of dropping his highly anticipated mixtape, “Trap Cake Vol. 2.”

But that’s not all. NLE Choppa stopped by our New York headquarters to discuss his second studio album “Me vs. Me” with hip-hop writer Christina Lee. We spoke to TikTok heartthrob Vinnie Hacker about his meteoric rise to social media stardom. Plus, we asked some of NYC’s top artists to add some flair to ice-dyed hoodies, talked to some world-renowned tattoo artists and much, much more.

Get ready to read our jam-packed 2021 Holiday Issue as we close out the year with a bang!

We start it off with Brooke Candy on one of the most visually interesting covers we’ve ever done. The multi-talented artist was inspired by Macrophilia—a fetish involving the adoration of giantesses. Candy turned the fetish on its head and gave it a feminist spin, then opened up about how she learned how to tattoo during lockdown.

The always stylish G-Eazy is featured on another one of our covers. In a conversation with Christina Lee the rapper opened up about having to postpone his latest album for a year, the way he cringes when listening to some of his older material and the deep friendship he had with the late Mac Miller.

While the haters like to dismiss it as "kid stuff," Americans spend far more on video games than they do on any other entertainment industry each year. The industry's tentacles reach into every part of our lives and on top of the heap you'll find FaZe Clan. To learn more about what motivates the content-creation behemoth we had DJ Scheme (a gaming fanatic himself) interview two of the collective's OGs—FaZe Temperrr and FaZe Adapt.

If that was all we had it would be more than enough, but there's so much more. Nick Fierro was able to track down survivalist and TikTok sensation Donny Dust to talk about living life off the grid. We spoke with actress Daniella Pineda and geeked out about the upcoming “Cowboy Bepop” series. Plus we curated a killer art project featuring Munny dolls, talked with some amazing tattooers and more.

Summer may be over, but our Fall Issue is stuffed to the brim with amazing articles. On one of our three covers we have the Prince of Reggaeton, J Balvin. We spoke with the artist about his upcoming album, "José," his new adventure in parenting and the importance of mental health.

On our second cover we gave model and body positivity activist Tess Holliday free rein to design her shoot, and boy did she impress. Holliday channeled her inner Pamela Anderson as she recreated the vibe from Anderson's 1996 film "Barb Wire." After the shoot, Holliday opened up about why representation matters and how her tattoos have helped her build confidence.

On our final cover we have the winner of our annual Cover Girl Contest, Jessica Carter! We spoke with Carter and the runners-up about their lives and what it means to be an Inked Cover Girl.

Inside you'll find interviews with makeup artist and true crime storyteller Bailey Sarian, the multitalented author and musician Michelle Zauner, celebrity fitness trainer Ron Boss Everline and Atlanta's queen of rap, Latto. And that's just a taste of what's in our Fall Issue. We also have a killer art project, interviews with some of the world's top tattoo artists and much more. Pick up your copy today!

Welcome to Inked's 2021 Summer Issue! We've got a lot of very exciting things in store this time around, including a cover story with rapper Bhad Bhabie. We spoke to the rising star about how she's built her career after going viral as a teenager. Our second cover will feature the always gorgeous Taylor White. On our third cover we have "Jackass" alumni Steve-O, as we talked to the pioneering prankster about what's on his bucket list. Inside we have interviews with Reggaeton superstar Lunay, TikTok power couple Alex and Kelz and so much more.

We’re featuring Trippie Redd, Bella Poarch and Dave Bautista . 

Inside the book you’ll find a feature with Imogen Lehtonen, an innovative woman who has taken her passion for riding and combined it with her family’s jewelry business. We spoke with the groundbreaking artist Okuda about the colorful worlds he creates. MTV Jesse stopped by the office to take us behind the scenes of the prank video world.

In addition to all of that we’ve got a review of this year’s most exciting bikes penned by Natalie Cuomo, a photo-essay of a ride through Arizona with Indian Motorcycles shot by Jason Goodrich, a tremendous art project curated by Luke Wessman and much, much more.

Get your motors running, it’s Inked’s 2021 Moto Issue.

The jam-packed issue also features a cover with the metal-loving all-around badass Alisha Gory. Nick Cannon visited Inked NYC to have his neck tattooed, then he took some time to tell us about his remarkable journey through life. Latin trap sensation Cazzu spoke to us about how she brought the genre to her native Argentina. We talked with Mod Sun about how he is finally realizing his dreams of becoming a singer. Up-and-coming artist Mario Judah told us about his plan to become the world’s biggest rock star shortly after having the words tattooed on his knuckles.

Welcome to Inked's Music Issue! One of our two covers features Marilyn Manson. He talks with us about his prescient new album, his connection to his tattoos by friend Norm Love Letters, how he feels seeing his signature tattooed on fans and more. Our second cover features Zhavia Ward. She opens up about how she almost turned down being on the first season of "The Four" and getting her big break in music, sitting for the large chest and neck piece by Robert Pho, and how she let her mom practice tattooing on her. Inside you'll also find interviews with reggaeton superstar Anuel AA, the sexy pop star Lexy Panterra, Shinedown's Zach Myers and a whole lot more. Crank it up to 11, this is Inked's Music Issue.

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