Rolling Stones’ U.S. Tour to Proceed as Planned After Charlie Watts’ Death
Promoter announces tour kickoff on September 26th in St. Louis is still on: “The Rolling Stones’ tour dates are moving ahead as planned”
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Subscribe NowPromoter announces tour kickoff on September 26th in St. Louis is still on: “The Rolling Stones’ tour dates are moving ahead as planned”
In a previously unpublished interview from 2013, Watts goes deep into his favorite drummers, what the Stones do better than the Beatles, and outlasting almost every band
This rain-soaked “Satisfaction” was the final moment of Watts’ 58-year stint in the Stones
“Charlie Watts wept at Keith Moon’s funeral,” Townshend wrote. “I wish I was capable of such tears today. Instead, I just want to say goodbye”
Rock’s ultimate drum god didn’t want the spotlight. He was there to do a job, which was knocking people off their feet, night after night, year after year
Rock & roll legend “passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier [Tuesday] surrounded by his family,” according to publicist
Steve Jordan’s new gig filling in for Charlie Watts is just the latest in a decades-long career working with rock royalty
“For once, my timing has been a little off,” Watts jokes. Longtime band associate Steve Jordan to fill in for Watts on entire tour
This was their first tour with guitarist Ronnie Wood, who is currently recovering from small-cell cancer
Musician has been given the “all-clear” from doctors after taking on an aggressive small-cell cancer