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On This Day, August 24, 2021: The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts dies

Thursday, August 24 by ABC News

On This Day, August 24, 2021…Charlie Watts, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame drummer for The Rolling Stones, passed away at a hospital in London. He was 80.Earlier in the month, the band had announced that Watts was going to miss their 2021 No... Read More.

Rolling Stones To Release New Album Next Month

Thursday, August 24 by Pulse of Radio

The Rolling Stones will release a new album next month. They cleverly teased it for days through a fake ad for a glass-repair business, placed in a London newspaper. Last week's cryptic ad, in the east London-based... Read More.

‘Hackney Gazette’ editor confirms cryptic ad was taken out by The Rolling Stones

Wednesday, August 23 by ABC News

A cryptic ad posted in London's Hackney Gazette appears to be teasing a new album from The Rolling Stones. It promoted something called Hackney Diamonds, with the ad's message featuring several Stones song titles, leading to speculation that an album announcement is coming.Well, the editor of the paper has... Read More.

Are The Rolling Stones teasing a new album?

Tuesday, August 22 by ABC News

Are The Rolling Stones dropping hints that a new album is on the way? Well, that’s the speculation on social media after fans caught wind of a cryptic newspaper ad in the British paper the Hackney Gazette for something called Hackney Diamonds. Billed as “specialists in glass repair,” the ad... Read More.

On This Day, August 21, 1965: The Rolling Stones land their first #1 album in the U.S.

Monday, August 21 by ABC News

On This Day, August 21, 1965…The Rolling Stones landed their first #1 album in the United States with Out Of Our Heads, which went on to hold the top spot for three weeks.The band’s fourth album released in the States, Out Of Our Heads featured the future Stones... Read More.

The Rolling Stones’ 1972 tour inspires new podcast ‘Stones Touring Party’

Wednesday, August 2 by ABC News

In 1972, The Rolling Stones were the biggest band in the world; their U.S. tour that year became the stuff of legend. Now, it's become the stuff of a podcast.The podcast, Stones Touring Party, is based on the book S.T.P.: A Journey Through America with... Read More.

On This Day, July 26, 1980: The Rolling Stones hit #1 with ‘Emotional Rescue’

Wednesday, July 26 by ABC News

On This Day, July 26, 1980…The Rolling Stones hit #1 on the Billboard 200 with Emotional Rescue, which went on to spend seven weeks on top of the chart.The album’s title track was the first single released from the record, and it went on to peak at #3 on... Read More.

Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones & more make Barack Obama’s 2023 Summer Playlist

Thursday, July 20 by ABC News

Now that we’re a month into summer, former President Barack Obama is letting us know what he’s listening to this year.Obama just released his 2023 Summer Playlist. It features a diverse group of songs, including Bob Dylan’s “Everything Is Broken,” The Rolling Stones’ “Soul Survivor,” Pearl Jam’s “Just... Read More.

On This Day, July 12, 1962: The Rolling Stones play their first live show in London

Wednesday, July 12 by ABC News

On This Day, July 12, 1962...The Rolling Stones – billed as The Rollin’ Stones – played their first live show at London’s Marquee Club.At the time, the band consisted of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, pianist Ian Stewart and bassist Dick Taylor; the drummer's identity is disputed.In December of that year, Bill... Read More.

‘Let It Be’ engineer claims The Beatles & The Rolling Stones were not Led Zeppelin fans

Wednesday, July 12 by ABC News

While lots of artists can appreciate their rock star contemporaries, apparently members of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones didn’t quite understand the appeal of Led Zeppelin back in the day.Producer/engineer Glyn Johns, who worked on both The Beatles’ Let It Be and Zeppelin’s Led Zeppelin I, reveals on Rolling Stone’s Music Now podcast that George... Read More.

On This Day, July 10, 1965: The Rolling Stones score their first U.S. #1

Monday, July 10 by ABC News

On This Day, July 10, 1965...The Rolling Stones scored their first U.S. #1 single with “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” from their fourth studio album, Out of Our Heads.Guitarist Keith Richards, who famously wrote the track’s iconic riff in his sleep, didn’t think it was strong enough to... Read More.

Rolling Stones’ ‘Forty Licks’ getting digital, Dolby Atmos and limited edition vinyl release

Wednesday, June 28 by ABC News

Rolling Stones fans will soon have a new way to enjoy their classic hits compilation Forty Licks. The record is set for its first digital release on Wednesday, July 26, and will be released in Dolby Atmos — but that’s not all. Forty Licks will also come out on limited edition... Read More.

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On This Day, August 24, 2021: The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts dies

Rolling Stones To Release New Album Next Month

‘Hackney Gazette’ editor confirms cryptic ad was taken out by The Rolling Stones

Are The Rolling Stones teasing a new album?

On This Day, August 21, 1965: The Rolling Stones land their first #1 album in the U.S.

The Rolling Stones’ 1972 tour inspires new podcast ‘Stones Touring Party’

On This Day, July 26, 1980: The Rolling Stones hit #1 with ‘Emotional Rescue’

Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones & more make Barack Obama’s 2023 Summer Playlist

On This Day, July 12, 1962: The Rolling Stones play their first live show in London

‘Let It Be’ engineer claims The Beatles & The Rolling Stones were not Led Zeppelin fans

On This Day, July 10, 1965: The Rolling Stones score their first U.S. #1

Rolling Stones’ ‘Forty Licks’ getting digital, Dolby Atmos and limited edition vinyl release

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