The Rolling Stones scrapped their 2026 tour. Now what?

The future of the world's greatest rock band is murky after they pulled yet another tour, but there are still many ways the Stones can remain active ...
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The Rolling Stones aren’t done (they’re just done touring on a huge scale)

The Rolling Stones' plans for a 2026 tour of the UK and Europe are being shelved. But it’s not the end of the band, though.

The Rolling Stones Cancel Tour Amid Keith Richards’ Health Issues: ‘Pretty Brutal Wake-Up Call’ (Exclusive)

It wasn’t the news Rolling Stones fans wanted to hear. On 16, Variety reported the British rock band had called off plans for ...
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On This Day in 1964, the Rolling Stones Hit No. 1 With a Song First Released by an R&B Group Months Earlier

Bobby Womack and Shirley Womack wrote the tune, which was first released by The Valentinos in 1964. The song wasn’t a huge success, as it peaked at No. 94 on the Billboard Hot 100. The Stones, however ...

This Rolling Stones Song Was Considered Too Controversial to Release as a Single

The Rolling Stones recorded a song so controversial it was never released as a single, leaving fans both stunned and ...

The Rolling Stones Score A Rare Hit On An Unexpected Chart

The Rolling Stones reach the U.K.'s dance singles chart for only the third time as “Satisfaction Skank” — a collaboration ...
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Behr Paint Sued by ABKCO Over Use of Rolling Stones’ ‘Paint It Black’ (EXCLUSIVE)

ABKCO Records, which owns the rights to the master recordings of the Rolling Stones up to 1970, has sued Behr Paint, alleging copyright infringement over the use of the group’s 1966 song “Paint It, ...

The Rolling Stones Hit A Billboard Chart For The First Time With A Sudden Smash

Satisfaction Skank” by The Rolling Stones and Fatboy Slim debuts inside the top 10 on Billboard's Dance Digital Song Sales ...
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The Rolling Stones Concert Film That Kicked Off The IMAX Era Is Returning To Theaters, And It's A Must-See For All Stones Fans

The first “real” rock concert I ever attended was The Rolling Stones during their Steel Wheels Tour in 1989 at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. About two years later, in 1991, The Stones ...