March 19, 2012 - Although the Rolling Stones have announced they won't be touring this year, at least a couple of them have been talking to each other recently.
March 15, 2012 - The Rolling Stones won't be heading out on the road to celebrate the band's 50th anniversary after all, despite tantalizing fans with the possibility in recent months.
February 2, 2012 - Although they haven't toured in almost five years and seem in no hurry to do so again anytime soon (and who wouldn't pay to see 70-year-old men in tight clothes play guitars), the Rolling Stones keep finding new ways to remind us that they're a pretty great live band.
January 10, 2012 - Charlie Watts, who at age 70 is the eldest current member of The Rolling Stones, recently told BBC 6 Music that he hopes the legendary band can regroup in celebration of its 50th anniversary.
November 23, 2011 - Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle and Glen Hansard make up the first round of confirmed acts for an all-star tribute to the Rolling Stones this spring at New York City's Carnegie Hall.
November 10, 2011 - The Rolling Stones' guitarist Keith Richards, in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, said that he's planning to rehearse in London later this month with bandmates Charlie Watts and Ron Wood, but frontman Mick Jagger so far hasn't said he'll attend.
November 4, 2010 - Guitarist Keith Richards said the Rolling stones, who haven't toured since the 2007 conclusion of their record-breaking "A Bigger Bang" trek, are gearing up to hit the road in 2011.
August 13, 2010 - "Ladies & Gentlemen ... The Rolling Stones," a film capturing live performances from the band's "Exile on Main St." summer tour in 1972, will play for one night only, Sept. 16, in 531 U.S. movie theaters.
Although the Rolling Stones have announced they won't be touring this year, at least a couple of them have been talking to each other recently.
The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards and Eric Clapton were among a flock of rock and blues superstars who turned up in New York City last Friday (2/24) to pay tribute to late bluesman Hubert Sumlin.
On some nights, like this one July night in Texas, they were still the only band that mattered.
Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle and Glen Hansard make up the first round of confirmed acts for an all-star tribute to the Rolling Stones this spring at New York City's Carnegie Hall.
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