British rhythm and blues boom

The Rolling Stones played a private concert at Gillette Stadium for New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and 200-300 of his closest friends and business associates. According to the Boston Globe, those invited received a small box in the mail containing a white rock with the printed words: "...

The Rolling Stones were forced to cancel their October 19 concert at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV when frontman Mick Jagger came down with a case of laryngitis. Check out the social media post below for the official comment from the band. (Photo by USA Today)

The Rolling Stones performed a new song "Ride 'Em On Down" at their recent Desert Trip Festival performance in Indio, CA and fan-filmed video can be seen below. The forthcoming Stones blues album Lonesome And Alone will be released December 4th. (Photo by USA Today)

You may now call him Sir Roderick Stewart. Rocker Rod Stewart was knighted by Britain's Prince William at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday and a photo from the ceremony can be seen below. Stewart was honored for his services to music and charity in a ceremony he called "mind-blowing" and "wonderful...

The Rolling Stones have released the first audio from their forthcoming Blue & Lonesome blues ablum that will be released December 2. Sixty seconds of the new track "Just Your Fool" can be heard below. The CD marks the band's first album since 2005's A Bigger Bang. (Photo by USA Today)

The Rolling Stones have teased the October 6 release of their new blues album with a pair of short social media videos which can be seen below. The CD marks the band's first album since 2005's A Bigger Bang, so stay tuned for more info. (Photo by USA Today)

Havana Moon - The Rolling Stones Live in Cuba will be released November 11 on DVD+2CD, Blu-ray+2CD, DVD+3LP plus a special Deluxe Edition. The live concert was filmed March 25, 2016 when the Stones became the first band to play a free outdoor concert to hundreds of thousands of fans in Havana, Cuba...

Elton John is considering retiring from recording. During a recent appearance on Good Morning Britian, John says: "My records don't sell anymore because people have enough Elton John records in their collection. I love making them, but it's someone else's turn now." John's 32nd studio album,...

Somebody took the music out of Mick Jagger and David Bowie's video for their 1985 cover of "Dancing In The Street" and the hilarious "silent" clip can be seen below. © 1miro | Dreamstime.com