The Rolling Stones

Crunching The Numbers On A Led Zeppelin Reunion Tour

Twenty million people tried to buy tickets to Led Zeppelin’s lone reunion show in 2007 at London’s O2 Arena. Take a moment and let the crushing hugeness of that number sink in. For Zeppelin to perform for 20 million different people, it would take roughly 1,000 shows at New York arena Madison Square Garden.

2013/02/20

Tegan & Sara Cover The Rolling Stones’ ‘Fool To Cry’ For ‘Girls’ Soundtrack

Last week we got a listen to a previously-unreleased track from GRAMMY-nominated fun. featured on the soundtrack for the hit HBO show Girls. Now you can listen to indie-pop twin duo Tegan & Sara‘s contribution […]

2013/01/14

Do the Stones still got it? (Ian Gavan/Getty Images)

Jukebox Jury Web Series: Should There Be A Rock & Roll Retirement Age?

Welcome to Jukebox Jury, our new music debate show where experts face off and a jury of fans decides the winner. THE CASE: After 50 years on the stage, should classic rockers consider hanging it […]

2013/01/08

58th Berlinale Film Festival - Shine A Light Photocall

JACK’s Inside Track: The Rolling Stones

C’mon…even Keith said they wouldn’t be goin’ through all those rehearsals for just FIVE shows!

104.1 JACK-FM–2012/12/20

How could a duet between the Jersey boys not have happened? (Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images)

12-12-12 Concert Album Hits iTunes, Features Springsteen, Stones & More

Many live performances from the 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy benefit concert at NYC’s Madison Square Garden are now available as a digital album and eventually a physical album, Columbia Records has announced. The Robin Hood Relief […]

2012/12/19

Springsteen, Lady Gaga, Mick Taylor, Black Keys Collabs Highlight Rolling Stones’ Pay-Per-View

The Rolling Stones lined up a bunch of big-name guests for their “One More Shot” pay-per-view concert on Saturday night, ranging from twenty-something superstar Lady Gaga to sixty-something legend Bruce Springsteen. But the biggest reaction from the crowd went to the guest with the least celebrity power: the band’s former guitar player Mick Taylor.

2012/12/17

Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Figthers), Krist Novoselic of Nirvana, Sir Paul McCartney (credit: Larry Busacca / Getty Images)

McCartney/Nirvana! Bruce/Bon Jovi! And Kanye’s Skirt: The 12-12-12 Concert Wrap-Up

Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi blew minds of New Jersey-ians. R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe came out of retirement. Eddie Vedder joined Roger Waters for a Pink Floyd classic. Kanye West wore a kilt – which soon got it’s own Twitter handle (and over 1,000 followers!). Jay-Z was a no-show. And, apparently, Paul McCartney has joined a new band… with the surviving members of Nirvana. It all was part of 12.12.12 The Concert For Sandy Relief benefitting the Robin Hood Foundation.

2012/12/13

See Every Rolling Stones Tour Documented In Interactive Maps

A new interactive map project has individually documented each tour stop of every Rolling Stones tour.

2012/12/11

‘Not Fade Away’ Music Supervisor Steven Van Zandt Talks Film, Recruits Long-Lost Beatles Drummer

“Yeah, we got the old band back together,” Van Zandt tells us. “Me and David Chase and James Gandolfini.”

2012/12/10

Rolling Stones Added To 12.12.12 Concert, Mick & Keith To Do Letterman’s “Top Ten”

The Rolling Stones have been added to New York City’s 12.12.12 concert taking place next week (on, as it’s name suggests, December 12). Dubbed “The Concert For Sandy Relief,” the show, which takes place at Madison Square Garden, will raise money to help provide assistance to the millions of people throughout the tri-state area who have been affected by Hurricane Sandy.

2012/12/07

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