The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is to launch an exhibition called Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction – which will celebrate the music of the Rolling Stones over a massive two-and-a-half floors.
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02Dec2012
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Bill Wyman and Rolling Stones reunite for 50th Anniversary
Bill Wyman is to perform with the Rolling Stones as a special guest for the Rolling Stones concerts at the O2 Arena in London on November 25 and November 29, along with Mick Taylor – the first time the Stones are performing together in 20 years.
The reunion concerts – part of the Rolling Stones ’50 And Counting’ tours – will mark 20 years since Bill performed with the band. Bill left in December 1992, concentrating on his work with Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings and countless projects across music,photography, writing and archaeology. Bill was with the Stones for 31 years. Read more
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15Sep2012
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Rolling Stones film set for release
A new film chronicling the rise of the Rolling Stones from teenagers to rock stars is set to hit the cinema in October, including a commentary from Bill. Called Crossfire Hurricane – a lyric taken from the song Jumpin’ Jack Flash – will be released in British cinemas, and includes documentary footage of the early years of the Stones, including their first tours.
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01Sep2012
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Rolling With The Stones
The Rolling Stones, commonly referred to as the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band, epitomize everything that’s excessive, lavish, exciting and powerful about rock music. Now, founding member and bass player Bill Wyman presents an honest and humorous account that serves as a backstage pass to the band’s history, from drug busts, to tax exile, to solo careers.
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30Aug2012
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The Stones: A History In Cartoons
The Stones: A History In Cartoons combines previously unpublished entries from Bill Wyman’s personal diaries with cartoons by some of the greatest satirical artists of the last 40 years. Over more than four decades, The Rolling Stones have been the inspiration for hundreds of cartoons and Bill Wyman has collected them, meticulously recording when and where they appeared.
