In a new video feature, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson reveals five songs that changed his life, including tunes by The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and, unexpectedly, Johnny Horton.

The Rolling Stones frontman lived and partied at the storied residence during the band’s rapid ascent to fame.

Frank Zappa always strived for originality in his music, but one track from 1966 bears a striking resemblance to the riff on The Rolling Stones' defining hit.

From Marianne Faithfull to Melanie Hamrick, uncover Mick Jagger's legendary relationships and how they shaped The Rolling Stones frontman’s life and career ...

Those with a spare few million pounds have the rare opportunity to purchase a slice of music history, as Mick Jagger's former ...

The band, which has played festivals, theatres, and private gigs throughout Europe and the Middle East, is known for ...

Understand the meaning of Dead Flowers lyrics by The Rolling Stones—a mix of irony, heartbreak, and country-inspired ...

Maybe one day we’ll marry, maybe not. We are so happy in our current life that I would be too afraid to change anything,” she ...

For sale for the first time in 30 years, Mick Jagger’s former party pad can be yours for the rock ‘n’ roll price of £5.5 ...

Although the engagement has been confirmed, there's not necessarily going to be a wedding. "Maybe one day we’ll marry, maybe ...

The band released “Paint it Black” (1966), “Aftermath” (1966) and “Ruby Tuesday” / “Lets Spend the Night Together” in 1967 ...

Not The Rolling Stones, an acclaimed tribute band, will be performing at The Torch Theatre on Friday, May 16. The band, which has played festivals, theatres, and private gigs throughout Europe and the ...