Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones are heading to Australia in the spring as part of their 2014 tour, but Keith Richards is already there -- on TV, anyway.

David Bowie and the Rolling Stones were among the classic rockers who have been nominated for 2014 Grammy Awards. The nominees were announced last night (Dec. 6). Bowie, the Stones, Black Sabbath and Paul McCartney each have three nominations...

Originally set to arrive in the summer of 1968, concerns over the image pushed the release date back to December.

The Rolling Stones will keep rolling in 2014. The band just announced a dozen shows in Australia, New Zealand and Japan, with a special kick-off date set for February 21 in Abu Dhabi. Mick Taylor, the group's guitarist during their fertile period of 1969-74, will again appear as a special guest at most of the shows.

Keith Richards was electrocuted during a Rolling Stones concert on December 3, 1965.

The Rolling Stones spent 2013 celebrating their 50th anniversary on the road, and it looks like they plan to continue their globetrotting streak with new dates in 2014.

The greatest-hits album the Rolling Stones released last year, ‘Grrr!,' may have contained only two new songs, but there are plenty more where they came from. In a recent interview, bassist Darryl Jones says that those two tracks are just the tip of the iceberg.

Ginger Baker recently told a reporter, among other things, that the Rolling Stones are "not good musicians." He also had some disparaging words to say about fellow classic rockers the Who and Bob Dylan.

In the early days of the Beatles, John Lennon and Paul McCartney often gave songs to their friends. Here's one they wrote for the Rolling Stones.

The Rolling Stones will release a DVD and Blu-ray of their July 6 and July 13 concerts at London's Hyde Park. The set, 'The Rolling Stones Sweet Summer Sun – Hyde Park Live,' will come out on Nov. 11.

It took just one bid in a recent eBay auction to secure a barely used rock collectible, when a fan dropped $3,750 on a Rolling Stones pinball machine. The 2011 game, featuring the pared-down current four-piece edition of the band, includes a ramp styled after the Stones' famous tongue logo.

The Rolling Stones' June 29 appearance at the Glastonbury Festival this summer will headline a weeklong slate of special concert programs on the Palladia cable network. The Glastonbury special will also include performances by other artists, like Elvis Costello.