Things have never been easy for Metallica’s 1996 album Load, a multiplatinum record nobody ever admits to liking, especially the band’s most avid fans. In early 1995, Metallica had a “good problem”: ...

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Had the original local date of the Rolling Stones No Filter tour not been cancelled due to the pandemic, it might have been called for safety – or we’d have all been cold and muddy.

The Rolling Stones started out as blues fans from London trying to make music and find food long before they became rock 'n' roll icons. Their story began on July 12, 1962, when they played at ...

It takes influence from artists like The Band, Son Volt, and The Rolling Stones, but it never feels like pastiche. Medosch’s perspective, both as a songwriter and vocalist, is too distinct for that.

When he woke again, he discovered that his tape had somehow wound through 45 minutes, so he rewound it and pressed play, hearing the initial stages of one of The Rolling Stones‘ biggest songs to date.

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The Rolling Stones formed way back in 1962. Sixty-plus years later, the legendary rock outfit is still going strong. Their last tour was in 2024, and they might just kick off another one soon.

The list of June 2025 new music releases includes a signature reunion, the debut of one classic rock star's new band, and an impressive array of expanded reissues and live concert packages. More ...

The Rolling Stones frontman is apparently in a good place with Hamrick. An unnamed insider is speaking out about how Jagger, 81, feels about his much younger fiancée. “Mick has always been ...

We don’t often consider The Rolling Stones a massively political band. The rationale behind their creation at the beginning was relatively simple: Andrew Loog Oldham put them together to take what the ...

The villain at the heart of Rolling Stones track Sympathy for the Devil was of course Satan himself. But, 13 years before the hit tune was released, its writer Mick Jagger left any guess work ...