Rolling Stones are set to announce a huge European Tour this Summer.
This tour will include shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as the band bring their Hackney Diamonds tour across Europe for a run of shows. Theses also mark the Rolling Stones' first set of UK gigs since 2022.
"Mick, Keith and Ronnie can't wait to bring the show to UK audiences", according to one news outlet.
The tour is also set to include dates in Barcelona, Rome, Paris and Amsterdam, to go with the London shows. An official announcement is to made in the coming weeks.
Speaking of Hackney Diamonds, Rolling Stones announced plans to release a special-edition reissue of their recent album, 'Hackney Diamonds'. More on this from Nova here.
On the Rolling Stones, their former bassist Bill Wyman says he was "surprised" about the band's decision to continue on, following Charlie Watts' death.
Charlie Watts served as the Rolling Stones drummer since January 1963, until his death in August 2021.
Rolling Stones who now comprise of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, carried on following Watts' death, which left former bandmate Billy Wyman.
“When Charlie left, I thought they would close. I really did. They could replace the bass, but I didn’t think they could replace Charlie, and his charisma, and what a great guy he was", he said.
Wyman added: “But they went on, which surprised me. I wouldn’t say it disappointed me, but it surprised me. I think it would’ve been a good time for them to (end). But I don’t think they’ve got anything else to do – otherwise they’d do it, wouldn’t they?".
More on this from Nova here.
