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'The Rolling Stones' Makes Big Move On Their Branding Following Charlie Watts' Death
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'The Rolling Stones' is set to make a significant change on their logo following Charlie Watts' death.READ MORE
Mick Jagger Fears For His Life Following Charlie Watts Death Amid Alarming Health Condition? [REPORT]
Buzz 20:24PM EDT
Ever since Charlie Watts died last month, it was reported that Mick Jagger fears that he's next because his health is also failing following a heart surgery years back; how true is this?READ MORE
Will Rolling Stones Continue Their Tour Without Drummer Charlie Watts?
Buzz 08:46AM EDT
Rolling Stones' Charlie Watts reportedly dropped out of the U.S. tour to recover from his undisclosed health reasons.READ MORE
Today in Music History (July 10, 1965): Rolling Stones score their first US #1 single
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Today in music history, July 10, marks the fifty-fifth anniversary of The Rolling Stones' first No. 1 hit in the US - "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."READ MORE
Ronnie Wood's Son Nearly Killed Being in the Rolling Stone World
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Ronnie Wood's son shares to be nearly killed being in a Rolling Stone world as shared in a Daily Mail interviewREAD MORE
Mick Jagger Teaches Everyone "How To Quarantine" With Household Chores
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Music legend Mick Jagger did his household chores in his funny public service ad "How To Quarantine," which aired in Fallon's "The Tonight Show," May 4.READ MORE
Rolling Stones Kicked Off Weekly "Extra Licks" Series
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The Rolling Stones dropped the initial concert film “Olé Olé Olé! (A Trip Across Latin America)” with bonus footages on YouTube’s #StayHome campaign.READ MORE
The Rolling Stones Return With New Quarantine Song "Living In a Ghost Town"
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Releasing their first song in eight years, English rock band The Rolling Stones returns unannounced with "Living in a Ghost Town."READ MORE
Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards Says America Has To Get Rid Of Donald Trump
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Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards recalled the first time they worked with Donald Trump in 1989. The encounter angered the lyricist/guitarist so much that he stabbed a table and threatened to hurt the billionaire.READ MORE
The Rolling Stones To Release Massive Vinyl Box Set Containing 15 Studio Albums
Genres 08:15AM EDT
The Rolling Stones will be releasing a career-spanning vinyl collection that will feature the iconic bands' albums from 1961 to the most recent, ' Blue & Lonesome.' Mick Jagger and company will kick off their European tour next month.READ MORE
Rolling Stones Announce First Album in 10 Years: 12-Track Cover LP On The Way
Buzz 14:38PM EDT
The Rolling Stones are getting ready to release their first album in over a decade. There is one caveat though; it won't be new original music. The group announced today that they are releasing a 12-track cover album titled Blue & Lonesome.READ MORE
Bob Dylan's Solo Tour this Fall Gains Momentum from Desert Trip Festival Slot; Tickets Rising!
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Bob Dylan will hit the road this fall, launching a solo run from mid-October through November. The 27-date trek will span across North America making stops in cities such as El Paso, Tulsa, Baton Rouge and many more.READ MORE
Donald Trump Ignores Ban on Rolling Stones Music at Republican National Convention
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The ever controversial Republican Presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has ignored a ban on playing The Rolling Stones music at his speeches and continues to blast “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” at the end of each.READ MORE
Keith Richards on The Future of The Rolling Stones, Hints at Potential Album
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Keith Richards is talking the future of The Rolling Stones in a new interview, and he is even hinting at a potential album. The interview was to promote his documentary on BBC2 entitled "Keith Richards: The Origin Of The Species," which will air this upcoming Saturday (July 23).READ MORE
Desert Trip Festival With Bob Dylan & Rolling Stones Has Priciest Tickets of the Summer
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If you thought music festival tickets this summer were pricey, think again. While a pass to a festival like Coachella, Austin City Limits, or Bonnaroo isn't exactly the biggest bargain of the summer, the recently announced Desert Trip Festival in Indio, California has taken festival expenses to unthinkable levels.READ MORE
