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LONDON (AP) – The Rolling Stones are back, and they’ve brought a few famous friends. Hackney Diamonds, the band’s first album of new songs in 18 years, features guest appearances from the likes of Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder. Poignantly, it also features Charlie Watts, the stalwart Stones drummer who died in 2021 […]

If the ARIA chart had any credibility the Rolling Stones new song ‘Angry’ would be considered a flop. Lucky for Mick, Keith and Ronnie, the ARIA Chart doesn’t have any credibility and ‘Angry’ has positioned The Rolling Stones for an incredible 2024.

The Rolling Stones announced details of their forthcoming 24th studio record 'Hackney Diamonds' at a globally live-streamed event from Hackney Empire in East London on September 6. Band members Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood shared details on the upcoming release, and shared its lead single 'Angry', which debuted along with a music video starring Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney. Now the iconic rock band have shared the full tracklist for the 12-song album, and confi...

A new documentary from The Rolling Stones is on the way, in light of the band’s upcoming album, ‘Hackney Diamonds’.

Mick Jagger has revealed that The Rolling Stones are already at work on their next studio album ahead of releasing 'Hackney Diamonds'.

The Rolling Stones have shared the full tracklist for ‘Hackney Diamonds’ featuring Paul McCartney Lady Gaga, Elton John and Stevie Wonder.

Photo: Mark Seliger The Rolling Stones have shared the tracklist for their new album....

They have Sydney Sweeney in their music video and a star-studded list of collaborators, but nothing overshadows the Rolling Stones themselves

The bands new album will also be the bands first since the death of Charlie Watts, who plays on two tracks. Steve Jordan is an adroit replacement here, although Charlies less-is-more style will be missed.

‘Hackney Diamonds’ will not be the last ever Rolling Stones album. There will be a follow-up and most likely sooner rather than later, according to Ronnie Wood.