The Rolling Stones, which consists of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, are said to have been working on a new album after deciding to scrap plans for a European tour ...

The Rolling Stones had no problem experimenting with a bit of disco sound in the '70s. And actually, they were awfully good at it, in no small part due to Watts' solid four-on-the-floor drumming.

Oldham managed and produced The Rolling Stones’ music from 1963 to 1967, after which he worked with rock gods Rod Stewart, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Donovan. 1967 ...

The Rolling Stones perform on “A Tribute to the King of Zydeco,” a 14-song album that salutes the centennial of Clifton Chenier’s birth. Chenier became a Grammy Hall of Fame musician and ...

A new tribute album to the King of Zydeco Clifton Chenier will feature The Rolling Stones, Lucinda Williams, Taj Mahal, Steve Earle and more. "A Tribute to the King of Zydeco" is out June 27 to ...

This celebration invites attendees back in time to the glitz and glamour of the Roaring ’20s (through a tragic novel about class, grasping desperation and avarice, betrayal and rejection). Music and ...

Album: Sticky Fingers (1971) Most-played: "Brown Sugar" Least-played: "I Got the Blues" The last time the Rolling Stones played "Brown Sugar" live was in 2019. The band decided to omit the song on ...

What I’ve found most exciting about The Lumineers is their ability to craft both fictional stories and narratives drawn from the real world through songwriting — a feat not particularly present in ...

U2 opened for them, and they opened for the Rolling Stones. Then the guys began to plot out the next record. As Wolf tells it, his songwriting partnership with Justman had collapsed.

When The Rolling Stones released “Miss You,” they paved the way for many rock acts to follow suit. Soon Kiss, Queen, Rod Stewart, Blondie, and others were all trying to sound like Donna Summer.

The Righteous Brothers served as opening act for both the Rolling Stones and the Beatles in 1964. Bill Medley revealed which band was more fun to open for.