The Rolling Stones

'Anita is in a lot of those songs,' Keith Richards says in the film. 'She’s a muse, I’m sure. And not just for me."

Mick Jagger also took a swipe at Louisiana's newly elected Republican governor Jeff Landry.

Watts had bowed out of the last portion of the Stones' 2021 No Filter tour, just three weeks before his death.

The album was Mick 'n' Keef's creation - but was elevated to greatness by Brian Jones.

The setlist included hits like like 'Paint It, Black' and 'Start Me Up,' but there were also a few tracks from the new Rolling Stones album 'Hackney Diamonds.'

With 19 shows in 16 cities on the docket, let's look at a cross-section of the artists that will be opening up for, as they say, 'The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.'

The first meeting happened at the Ealing Jazz Club in London, where Brian Jones was playing slide guitar with a group called Blues Incorporated.

The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and others all owed a huge debt to the Hoochie Coochie Man.

"Dadda WHO PUT U UP TO THis," Lucas Jagger demanded to know.

'Sometimes I like to exercise in silence, other times I like to be in the gym with Mozart,' the rock legend said.

To mark the 60th anniversary of the Beatles' first U.S. TV appearance, inside the Sunday night show that revolutionized light entertainment.

For three years in the mid-1960s British artists dominated the U.S. charts and became the catalyst for a cultural revolution that reinvigorated America itself.

From NKOTB (no, really) to Prince, and via wardrobe malfunctions, Roman Legionnaires, inflatable globes and a censored Mick Jagger, sometimes you've gotta put the chicken fingers down and turn the television all the way up…

Others on the bill include Queen Latifah, the Beach Boys, Jon Batiste, Vampire Weekend, Heart, and Neil Young and Crazy Horse

Wexler inspired "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," produced albums for Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, and helped sign Led Zeppelin.

Albarn felt the video 'objectified' the 'Euphoria' star. She disagrees.

British actor Nicholas Hoult takes a long walk to get down and dirty for the Stones' latest single.

Rock and roll's longtime defier-of-odds reaches another milestone.

The bonus seven tracks include renditions of ‘Tumbling Dice’, ‘Shattered’ and ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash’ recorded live at Racket, New York.

“The truth is they’ve become worse… Making exactly the same music but not that good.”

In this week's playlist, the Rolling Stones and the Lightning Seeds share space with Andre 3000, Johnny Cash, and the Jasmine Minks

The news you have all been waiting for - the Rolling Stones are hitting the road again!

"There's a wonderful eccentricity that he brought to all those numbers which made them stand out from what everybody else was doing. He gave the band an edge."

It's the Stones! Get ready! It's going to be huge! Maybe!

A duet for the ages, their voices entwined like a velvet sledgehammer, reminding us that music has no boundaries, only boundless passion.

The Rolling Stones Release New Album 'Hackney Diamonds' Because They're Still Diamonds in the Rough

The Rolling Stones are releasing a new album, livestreaming the launch from London with Jimmy Fallon. But the real question is, will Jimmy be able to keep up with them?

The Stones say HELLO WORLD with worldwide projections of their iconic tongue logo on landmark sites in advance of new album

Nicky Hopkins continues to captivate audiences with his soulful and expressive piano performances, leaving an indelible mark on the music world

The Crossfire hurricane hit number in 1968 today...

Or maybe... we've added one falsehood into our celebration of (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction topping the charts 50 years ago. Identify it and win new book, Rollaresque – The Rakish Progress Of The Rolling Stones, by Q's Simon Goddard

The sounds behind the headlines...

New book reveals the stories behind some of the most well-known album sleeves

Ahead of his keynote speech at Liverpool Sound City (2-4 May) the impresario and author dropped us an email from Columbia