The Rolling Stones Archives - Page 7 of 9

The Rolling Stones played their final show in Asia last night in Singapore and this week head to Australia for their first show in Perth on Wednesday.

The Rolling Stones were initially billed as a blues band but Mick Jagger says they were always really a rock band.

The Rolling Stones 14 On Fire tour has expanded for the third time today to now include China and Japan.

Australia isn’t the only place The Rolling Stones will reactivate for in 2014. An Abu Dhabi date has been added to the tour before Australia.

The Rolling Stones have announced more Australian and one New Zealand date on their 14 On Fire tour.

The Rolling Stones have officially confirmed that they will perform in Adelaide, Australia in March.

The Rolling Stones will reveal their next round of live shows today with dates for Melbourne and Adelaide expected to be included for Australia.

The Rolling Stones could release songs from their archive for decades if they chose. According to the band’s 20-year veteran bass player Darryl Jones there are lots of unreleased recordings in the vault.

To celebrate the upcoming ‘Back To Black Friday’, on November 29th, the Rolling Stones will release their ‘Got Live If You Want It!’ E.P on 7″ vinyl

A group of original negatives featuring some of the world’s greatest pop and rock icons is to be auctioned at Addison’s Autumn Catalog Sale on Saturday, September 7.

Music promoter and producer Sid Bernstein, most famous for bringing the Beatles to Carnegie Hall and Shea Stadium, has died. He was 95.

The Rolling Stones have released a memoir from their London concerts a few weeks ago. ‘Hyde Park Live’ is a download only album available through iTunes.

You Am I guitarist Davey Lane will take the night off from You Am I ‘Hi Fi Daily Double’ tour to perform for the City of Yarra’s Leaps and Bounds festival on July 10.

Music, especially the country genre, lost one of its most important writers on Wednesday with the passing of Chet Flippo. Chet died early Wednesday from undisclosed causes. He was 69.

Brad Paisley was the special guest of the Rolling Stones in Philadelphia on Tuesday night.

Win Butler of Arcade Fire reprised his duet of The Last Time with Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones in Montreal on the weekend.

The Rolling Stones will team up with Win Butler of Arcade Fire at the next Rolling Stones concert in Montreal on Sunday.

Sheryl Crow was the Rolling Stones special guest in Chicago on Friday night.

One of the attractions of seeing the great iconic acts of the sixties performing is the sense that it maybe a case of ‘last chance to see’. With the likes of Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones and The Who all nearing their eighth decade one senses there might not be too many more opportunities to

The Rolling Stones are well into their 50 and Counting Tour of North America and Europe with a set list that includes both a regular sequence of titles along with new songs added at the rate of two or three per night.

Dave Grohl was The Rolling Stones special guest for the second Anaheim show on May 18. He performed ‘Bitch’ with the band.

John Mayer was the special guest of the latest instalment of the 50 and Counting tour as it moved into Anaheim.

The Temper Trap have been announced as support act for The Rolling Stones Hyde Park London show in July.

The Rolling Stones have confirmed that their 50 and Counting tour will commence in Los Angeles in May.

The Rolling Stones ’50 and Counting’ world tour is happening. In a video launched via YouTube the Stones list five North American cities.

The Rolling Stones ’50 Years and Counting’ world tour will kick off in Seattle in May is leaked dates are correct.

The Rolling Stones will announce their 50th anniversary world tour on April 3.

Listeners of the award winning radio station Planet Rock have named Led Zeppelin as the most influential rock band of all time.

Madonna is auctioning her tour costumes to benefit those affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Parlophone Label Group are excited to announce the release of a 40th anniversary edition of David Bowie’s groundbreaking Aladdin Sane – the follow up to 1972’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars.