The Rolling Stones Announce Completion of New Album and Hint at Possible Tour
The Rolling Stones have completed work on their new album, as confirmed by guitarist Ronnie Wood. The band's follow-up to 2023's Hackney Diamonds is ready for release. Wood shared the news during a signing event for his double anthology album, Fearless, at the RS No9 shop in Carnaby Street. He also hinted at the possibility of the Stones going on tour again in the near future.
Producer Andrew Watt, who worked with the band on Hackney Diamonds, expressed his excitement about collaborating with the Stones again. He described the experience as working for Batman and hinted at new recordings with the legendary group. Ronnie Wood's son, Marlon Richards, confirmed that the band has been working on new material and is close to completing the album.
The Rolling Stones have been recording in Chiswick, West London, and are nearing the end of the production process. Marlon Richards mentioned that the band's recent Grammy win for Best Rock Album has motivated them to create more music. He also hinted at a possible European tour for the band in the coming year.
In conclusion, fans of The Rolling Stones can look forward to a new album from the iconic rock band, with the possibility of live performances on the horizon. Stay tuned for more updates on their upcoming music and tour plans.