Banda won Grammy for best rock album, but newspaper found that this should be one of the few news related to her this year
You Rolling Stones made their fans happy last Sunday (2), with the conquest of another Grammy – The fifth of your career. The legendary band received the award for best rock album for Hackney Diamonds (2023), your most recent work.
At the time, they surpassed Black Crowes (Happiness Bastars), Fontaines DC (Romance), Green Day (Savior), Idles (Tangk), Pearl Jam (Dark Matter) and Jack White (In name). The musicians were not present at the event, so it was up to the producer Andrew Watt receive the trophy.
Despite the conquest, the Stones audience has not so many reasons to celebrate. According to the newspaper The Timesthe group gave up to perform a tour of Europe and the United Kingdom in the coming months.
The commitments have never been officially announced, so they are rumors. What is reported is: the band would make a season of performances at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, as well as other presentations in countries such as France, Italy and Spain. However, logistics problems involving places, travel and pre-existing plans made the excursion unfeasible.
Thus, it seems that 2025 will be of little movement by veterans. A contrast quite compared to 2024, the year the Stones performed the most shows in the last decade: 20 performances, all in North America.
The idea, still according to the The TimesIt is that the legendary British group will end in 2026. So far, no member has officially spoke out.
Rolling Stones and Hackney Diamonds
Awarded the best rock album Grammy, Hackney Diamonds It is the first studio album of Rolling Stones since Blue & Lonesome (2016). Among the unpublished records, ended a gap of almost two decades, succeeding Bigger Bang (2005) – Although the group launched new copyright tracks in isolation in this member.
The new work was the first to be recorded without the drummer Charlie Wattsdeceased in 2021. The vocalist Mick Jagger and guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood recruited Steve Jordan for the vacancy. Watts, however, was present in two songs recorded before his death.
There are also special participation of Paul McCartney, Elton John, Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder. Another highlight is the presence of Bill Wymanoriginal Stones bassist, in one of the tracks.
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Source: Rollingstone
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