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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. -
Keith Richards on The Future of The Rolling Stones, Hints at Potential Album
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). -
Desert Trip Festival With Bob Dylan & Rolling Stones Has Priciest Tickets of the Summer
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. -
Rolling Stones Ask Donald Trump To Stop Using Their Music
You can't always get what you want Trump. -
Desert Trip: Stones, McCartney, Waters, Dylan, Who Festival Confirmed By Coachella Organizers
The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, The Who, Neil Young, Roger Waters and Paul McCartney at the "concert of the century." -
Coachella Organizers Reportedly Tabbing Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Stones, McCartney For Festival
What is being dubbed the "biggest concert in history" may be coming to Southern California this fall. -
Rolling Stones' Keith Richards Slams Adele & Rihanna for Not Writing Their Records Themselves
Rihanna and Adele have millions and millions of fans around the world, but don't count Keith Richards among them. In a new interview, the Rolling Stones guitarist slammed the two massive pop stars for using multiple songwriters for one record. And, in general, don't count this legendary rocker as a fan of modern pop music. -
Rolling Stones Historic Status of Cuba Concert Slammed by Manic Street Preachers
The Rolling Stones recently had a concert in Cuba, claiming to make history being the first British rock n' roll act to perform a concert in the area after 15 years, but Manic Street Preachers are saying that this is not true. -
President Obama Cuba Visit Delays Rolling Stones Free Concert
The concert will now go down on March 25. Thanks Obama. -
AC/DC, Queen and the Rolling Stones Lead Top Tour Overseas With High Ticket Prices
Old school rock tours are all the rage these days and some of the biggest names in rock history have rebooted their bands over the last couple years for major world tours. Internationally, bands like Queen, AC/DC and the Rolling Stones have taken to the road for a string of dates and they are garnering high ticket prices. -
Rolling Stones Former Bassist Bill Wyman Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer
Former Rolling Stones bassist and The Rhythm Kings frontman Bill Wyman has announced that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. On Tuesday (March 8), the legendary musician revealed that, luckily, he caught the disease early and expects to make a full recovery. -
Rolling Stones' Free Concert in Cuba will Make Rock n' Roll History
Earlier this week via a Twitter post, The Rolling Stones announced a free concert in Cuba that the legendary rock n' roll band is organizing, taking place on March 25, 2016, at the Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana. The Stones will (fittingly) be the first British band to perform an open air concert in Cuba. Once again, The Rolling Stones are making rock n' roll history! -
Elton John Says The Rolling Stones Need to Focus on Blues, Are No Longer Relevant
During a new interview, Elton John decided to offer his opinion on The Rolling Stones, stating that the band is no longer relevant and needs to forego mainstream success to focus on their blues rock roots. -
St. Vincent Gives Prog Rock Makeover to The Rolling Stones' 'Emotional Rescue' [LISTEN]
St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, has released her own studio cover of The Rolling Stones' classic track "Emotional Rescue," giving it a unique prog rock makeover that is both experimental while at the same time refreshing. -
Move Over Vinyl: Listen to the Rolling Stones on the World’s First Concrete Record
Move over vinyl; concrete records are here at last. German engineer Ricardo Kocadag has developed what Thump is reporting to be the world's first functioning concrete record, cut with the Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
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