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A record collection that belonged to the man who promoted The Beatles and managed the Rolling Stones is going under the hammer

Tony Calder's vinyl collection is being auctioned this week – and it includes one of rock's rarest records

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“We were in his dressing room, I was having a peek at his guitar… and he went, ‘Nobody touches it!’” Keith Richards on the time Chuck Berry punched him

The Stones legend says he’d have done exactly the same

Guitar World

‘I’d listen to my body before it screamed for help’: Keith Richards on life as an 82-year-old great-grandad – and jousting with Mick Jagger

He did every substance imaginable – and got punched by Chuck Berry – but Keef’s still going strong. As the Stones knock out another new album, he explains why he’s rejecting AI in favour of ‘the old ways’

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"Foreign Tongues had been rock's worst-kept secret for some time before album opener Rough And Twisted dropped in April to acclaim and relief. Media duly frenzied. Mission accomplished." The Rolling Stones roll on with album number 25

The Rolling Stones follow up Hackney Diamonds with assistance from Paul McCartney, The Cure's Robert Smith, Steve Winwood and more

Louder

"I'd listen to Great Balls Of Fire on repeat for hours at a time." For Jim Jones, rock'n'roll is way more than just music, it's something other-worldly, something sacred

Now signed to The Black Crowes' Silver Arrow Records, the Jim Jones All Stars are fervently preaching the gospel of rock’n’roll

Louder

“What a weird song. Weird chord sequences, weird everything. I have no recall of what was going on in my head. For that to be your most streamed song… kind of weird, don’t you think?”: Mick Jagger on The Rolling Stones’ deathless classic

“I wish we could do something like that now”

MusicRadar

Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood told ‘paint it black’ over pink door at £7m London home

Legendary guitarist is one of several residents being ordered by the council to keep their front doors a uniform colour

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Will the Rolling Stones tour their new album? Mick Jagger is raring to go

Rock frontman says he’s hoping the band will tour in support of their 25th studio album, ‘Foreign Tongues’

The Independent UK

"God knows what I'm on about on that song. It's such a mishmash. All the nasty subjects in one go." The story of the controversial Rolling Stones classic they won't play live any more

With origins in the Australian outback and a rare riff from Mick Jagger, Brown Sugar's lyrics are still a source of controversy

Louder

“Almost nobody seemed to realise it was him. There were no crowds and you could really tell just how much fun he was having”: Mick Jagger turns up and sings at an Oxford pub folk session

Plus there’s a plethora of Foreign Tongues limited edition vinyl

MusicRadar

“There’s only me and Mick and David Bowie and Willie Weeks and Kenney Jones on it – the basic track”: Ronnie Wood on the first Stones song he helped to create – before he was in the band

He also gave a guitar lesson to Keith Moon and Ringo Starr

MusicRadar

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UK:Jagger teases Stones tour but fans will have to wait

Mick Jagger says he wants The Rolling Stones to hit the road "as soon as possible".

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Jagger teases Stones tour but fans will have to wait

Mick Jagger says he wants The Rolling Stones to hit the road "as soon as possible".

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Mick Jagger ‘can’t wait’ to hit the road again with The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones frontman has revealed his eagerness to return to touring as the legendary band prepares to release its latest album, Foreign Tongues, despite suggesting any new live dates are unlikely before 2027.

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“It was a one-day marathon. We cut 13 tunes in 14 hours, all old blues songs, with Mick singing live”: In 1992, Mick Jagger made a blues album with an obscure LA bar band. It’s never been released

The Rick Rubin-produced album featuring Mick Jagger and The Red Devils has sat on the shelf for 34 years

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Sir Paul McCartney shares excitement at recording with the Rolling Stones

Sir Paul McCartney was "well chuffed" to be asked to play bass on The Rolling Stones' new album.

Guitar World

“The riffs are precision-engineered steel. The whiplash solos deliver mind-melting dexterity in the vein of classic-era Megadeth. And it’s catchy as hell, too”: May 2026 Guitar World Editors' Picks

From The Rolling Stones to Julian Lage, Tamikrest to the Warning, this month's guitar greatness spanned many generations of players

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Mick Jagger says copying music trends is a mistake

Mick Jagger has reflected on the six-decade stellar career of The Rolling Stones and insists he's never been one to be influenced by fleeting music trends.

Evening Standard

Sir Mick Jagger ‘very aware’ of music trends but says copying them is a mistake

The Rolling Stones frontman spoke about keeping up with the trends in music as he reflected on the sustainability of the best-selling band.

The Independent UK

Keith Richards created the most iconic riff in rock in his sleep – and other key moments from the new Rolling Stones biography

IN FOCUS: A new book about the world’s greatest rock’n’roll band traces their extraordinary history, from the notorious Altamont concert to the Rock and Roll Circus, meeting Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg, and the Redlands raid. Roisin O’Connor chooses just some of the key moments

Evening Standard

The Rolling Stones by Bob Spitz review: All the old riffs with no fresh licks

Bob Spitz’s The Rolling Stones is what is known in publishing as a cat killer. That is, it’s so big — 690 pages — it could kill your moggy, should it come through your letterbox. Besides a dead cat, you’d also be left with a rather turgid history of a…

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