The Rolling Stones today released another unheard track from their upcoming Goats Head Soup reissue. “Scarlet” was recorded in October 1974 and features Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page on guitar. Hear it now and watch the lyric video in the player below. The layered guitar textures of “Scarlet” make for a track that’s as infectious and … Continue reading Rolling Stones Unveil Previously Unreleased Track ‘Scarlet’ Featuring Jimmy Page on Guitar →

In times of uncertainty, conspiracy theories thrive. And the world of classic rock has never been immune. But while these rock related conspiracy theories range from conceivable to crazy, there’s no shortage of people out there who are sure they are true. The majority of the most notorious conspiracy theories in music fit conveniently into … Continue reading Death, the Devil and the CIA: Classic Rock Conspiracy Theories that Range from Completely Crazy to Entirely Conceivable →

The first feature documentary about the life of Brian Jones, founding member and original leader of the Rolling Stones, is out today on DVD, Vimeo, Xbox and FandangoNOW. It will soon be available digitally on iTunes, Amazon Prime Video and Google Play. Watch the trailer for Rolling Stone: Life and Death of Brian Jones in … Continue reading First Documentary About Rolling Stones Founder Brian Jones Out Now →

The Rolling Stones have their first #1 on iTunes with their new song “Living In A Ghost Town”. The track, released last week, took the top spot on the digital platform in over 20 countries around the world. “Living in a Ghost Town” is the band’s first new song since 2012 and their first #1 … Continue reading Rolling Stones Get First #1 on iTunes with New Track →

The Rolling Stones have released a brand new song and accompanying music video. “Living in a Ghost Town” is out today on streaming and digital platforms. Watch and listen in the player below. “Living In a Ghost Town” was recorded in Los Angeles more than a year ago for an upcoming album, but the band … Continue reading Rolling Stones Release New Song ‘Living In a Ghost Town’ [Listen and Watch] →

The Rolling Stones have canceled their upcoming summer tour until further notice due to the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic. The band’s No Filter dates were set to kick off May 8th in San Diego and continue through July 9th in Atlanta. Ticketholders are being advised to hold onto their original tickets and await further information … Continue reading Rolling Stones Postpone North American Summer Tour →

The Rolling Stones have announced the U.S. and Canadian leg of their 2020 No Filter tour. The trek kicks off May 8th in San Diego, CA and continues through July 9th in Atlanta, GA. Along the way, the Stones will perform in Vancouver, Minneapolis, Nashville, Austin, Dallas, Buffalo, Detroit, Louisville, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Charlotte … Continue reading Rolling Stones Announce North American Tour Dates →

In the wake of the recent Grammy scandal (if you’re not up on it, keep reading), we must ask ourselves… how did it happen? And what does a Grammy even mean anymore? In 1969 when I first started in the music business, the two big award shows were the Oscars and the Grammy Awards.  As … Continue reading Grammy Scandal: What Happened to Music’s Biggest Night? →

Mick Jagger has taken on his first major acting role in nearly two decades. Watch the Rolling Stones frontman in the role of a wealthy art dealer in the first trailer for The Burnt Orange Heresy, below. “An ambitious art critic steals a rare painting and becomes consumed by his own greed as the operation … Continue reading Watch: Mick Jagger Takes on Major Acting Role in ‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’ →

The Rolling Stones may release their new studio album next year, Ronnie Wood told The Sun in a recent interview. The 72-year-old guitarist revealed to the UK publication’s Bizarre column that the band still has to “put the missing pieces together” but “hope to release it in 2020”. Wood also said that the band will … Continue reading Rolling Stones Hope to Release New Album in 2020, Says Ronnie Wood →

I’ve just seen the most remarkable rock documentary, which I think may be my favorite so far.  Bill Wyman’s, The Quiet One, available on Amazon and a few other streaming services. I am actually writing this review on an airplane flying home from visiting family in southern California for Thanksgiving, and I’ve literally just seen … Continue reading Bill Wyman The Quiet One – An Extraordinary Film With A Remarkable Perspective →

British photographer Terry O’Neil, known for his iconic photographs of Elton John, The Beatles, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, and many others, passed away on Saturday, November 16, 2019, at the age of 81. The acclaimed photographer died at his home in London following a long battle with cancer, announced Iconic Images, the agency that … Continue reading Iconic Beatles, Bowie and Stones Photographer Terry O’Neill has Died →