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“I said, ‘What does it matter? If someone listens to it on their phone, they don’t know it was cut on tape – it doesn’t make any difference’”: Mick Jagger didn’t see the point in using tape on the new Stones album, but producer Andrew Watt had other ideas

Plus, he’s been sharing his thoughts on Olivia Rodrigo’s ability to make rock music

MusicRadar · Jul 17

Sir Mick Jagger says 'yes' to another Glastonbury headline show

The Rolling Stones frontman has revealed he hopes the legendary band will return to Worthy Farm when the festival resumes in 2027, while also outlining plans for live shows next year.

BANG Premier · Jul 16

"I said, 'God, you’ve nicked all my things.' He said, ‘Yeah, I know, man. I know. It's like a homage to you’”: David Bowie admitted that he stole the Stones' sound on one classic song, says Mick Jagger

Jagger also recalls the time that John Lennon talked him about of meeting Elvis

MusicRadar · Jul 14

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A worthy new chapter for the Stones

Their new album finds the legends in inspired late-career form

Salon · Jul 13

Have the Stones played their final show? “Maybe I have!” says Mick Jagger. “You never really know, do you?”

“I could get run over by a bus”, singer says, not inaccurately

MusicRadar · Jul 13

“I discovered our album by chance when a pub landlord showed me his copy”: They brought steampunk to prog, connected to The Stones and The Who, and didn’t know their only record had been released until 32 years later

In 1970 Bram Stoker looked like the next big thing in prog. Guitarist Pete Ballam explained why it didn’t work out for them.

Louder · Jul 12

“Paul really misses being in a band. His joy of just being in that context is great”: Keith Richards on why Paul McCartney’s collaboration with the Rolling Stones meant so much

McCartney linked up with the Stones for their latest record – and there might be more to come

Guitar World · Jul 12

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Rolling Stones’ Foreign Tongues album praised as late-career peak in reviews

Released on Friday, the album follows 2023’s Hackney Diamonds.

Evening Standard · Jul 10

Rolling Stones made Foreign Tongues 'in a month'

The Rolling Stones has revealed they made their new album Foreign Tongues "in a month".

BANG Premier · Jul 10

The Rolling Stones - 'Foreign Tongues': Euronews Culture's review and verdict

The album cover leaves something to be desired... But optics aside, the Rolling Stones astonish in the way they expand their late creative burst and prove they've lost none of their momentum.

Euronews · Jul 10

The Rolling Stones are in Roblox, because I guess that's what rock and roll is now

I specifically asked for this to be painted black.

PC Gamer · Jul 10

"Paul really misses being in a band": Keith Richards comments on relationship with Beatles legend

Richards spoke about the pair's bond with Zane Lowe on Apple Music

MusicRadar · Jul 9

Paul McCartney 'really misses being in a band', according to Keith Richards

Keith Richards says Sir Paul McCartney “misses” being in a band and is welcome to work with the Rolling Stones anytime, as the group reflect on their long‑lasting chemistry and decades of success.

BANG Premier · Jul 9

The Rolling Stones, Foreign Tongues review – An album a band 60 years younger would envy

4/5 Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood are on superb form on their latest collaboration with producer wunderkind Andrew Watt, melding pop polish with good old-fashioned rock’n’roll grit

The Independent UK · Jul 7

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The Independent UK · Jul 6

NASCAR uses 3 of its youngest drivers for Rolling Stones collaboration

The first Rolling Stones album was released in 1964

Euronews · Jul 6

The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards: America is 'a bit of a disappointment at the moment'

Prior to the release of their 25th studio album this Friday, Rolling Stones' Keith Richards has commented on whether one of their new songs is an anti-Trump track...

Guitar World · Jul 6

“I got a call from Keith Richards. He acted like he had known me for 20 years. He asked me to come over and play. They wanted me to join – I couldn’t believe that”: Why Jeff Beck turned down The Rolling Stones

The late guitar hero thought he’d been invited to jam for a weekend in the mid ’70s. He didn’t realize Keith Richards wanted him to replace Mick Taylor, as told in this exclusive book excerpt

Louder · Jul 6

"It's my favourite Rolling Stones song and, naively, I thought: 'Oh, they’ll love this.'" How Carter USM upset the Stones and enjoyed a live on-air ruck with a once-popular TV presenter

With a ‘stolen’ hook-line that gifted Jagger and Richards writer credits, After The Watershed brought Carter USM fame for the wrong reasons

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Euronews · Jul 6

Rolling Stones, deadites and pioneers: What to see, do or hear this week in Europe

The Rolling Stones release their 25th album while 'Evil Dead Burn' brings more demonic drama to the big screen - here's what to look out for this week.

The Independent UK · Jul 5

The Rolling Stones remember Amy Winehouse: ‘It was like saying goodbye to Billie Holiday again’

Legendary rock band famously brought the singer out for their 2007 headline show at Isle of Wight festival

The Guardian - UK · Jul 4

The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues review – stomping blues and anti-Musk politics make this another late triumph

Continuing the rejuvenated sound of 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, there’s touching vulnerability from Keith Richards while Jagger confronts war and autocracy

Guitar World · Jul 3

“I said to Andy, ‘Is he gonna be into this? Because it’s a punk tune and I want overdriven bass. It’s gonna be simple, no mucking about’”: Mick Jagger on recruiting Paul McCartney to play bass on the Rolling Stones' upcoming album

The Beatles bassist lent his chops to Covered in You, a track featured on the Stones' forthcoming twenty-fifth studio album, Foreign Tongues

MusicRadar · Jul 1

“He said, ‘No, no, no. Paul can do that,’ and he did it. He did exactly what was needed in like, 10 minutes”: Mick Jagger says he had to check with Andrew Watt that Paul McCartney's bass playing was "punk" enough for new Rolling Stones song Covered In You

“I said to Andy, ‘Is he into this?’ Because it's really a punk tune, and it's going to go really fast," remembers Jagger

BANG Premier · Jul 1

Robert Smith reveals he initially turned down Rolling Stones collab during boozy studio hangout

Robert Smith says he initially rejected the chance to play on the Rolling Stones’ new album after Sir Mick Jagger unexpectedly invited him to contribute during a late‑night studio visit.

Louder · Jun 26

"We were playing to capacity crowds, six or seven nights a week, everywhere we went. So we figured something was about to happen." The story of 1966, the year that built rock

Before 1966, the blues was tired, worn out and unsexy. But then Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Jimi Hendrix created the modern guitar hero too

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