The Rolling Stones take part in a photo shoot at the Alamo in June 1975. The British rockers were in San Antonio for a two-night stand at Hemisfair Arena as part of their "Tour of the Americas '75." ...

Becoming friends with Keith Richards, he replaced Mick Taylor for the "rolling stones" tour in 1975. Nearly half a century later, he’s still part of the group and continues to treat himself to ...

The Rolling Stones have reportedly begun work on a new record. According to The Sun, the legendary band have been in the ...

He recently revealed that he’ll be joined by Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, reuniting their classic 1960s–1970s band Faces. Other 2025 Glastonbury headliners include The 1975, Neil ...

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.

Fifty years ago, in the summer of 1975, Milwaukee's County Stadium hosted two concerts with two of music's biggest acts — The Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd — just two weeks apart.

It perpetrates a definite Stones’ vibe, but it didn’t hit the US Top 40. Fast-forward to the 80s. It was a time when the relationship between Jagger and Keith Richards, his chief cohort in ...

The Rolling Stones were founded in London in 1962. ... Woodreplaced Taylor, 76, in 1975 and has remained a core member of the group ever since. Currently, Wood, Jagger, 81, ...

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