The Rolling Stones released "Paint It Black" in 1966 and drew comparisons to The Beatles for their use of the sitar.

Lynyrd Skynyrd opened for The Rolling Stones at Knebworth Festival, but their performance had Mick Jagger shaking in his boots.

These band logos in rock and roll have become iconic through memorable imagery and clear expression, representing the music ...

Fans are just learning how legendary rock band Rolling Stones got their name, despite the band forming over six decades ago. After banding together in London in 1962, the group now includes ...

“I stuck the record on the sound system and the slow thundering build-up of ‘Hey Jude’ shook the club,” Sanchez remembered in ...

The Rolling Stones is one of the most famous rock bands in the world, but many fans are only just realising the meaning ...

Route 66,” which has been covered over the years by everyone from Nat King Cole to Bing Crosby and the Rolling Stones. It’s the first time Dylan has ever performed it live, and he was likely ...

The Stones "are more embedded in rock than any other band," but several other groups — the Who, Led Zeppelin, U2 — can make credible claims to the title of greatest ever. "Rolling Stones ...

Their manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, used The Beatles as a musical blueprint, and then decided The Rolling Stones could thrive as a more rebellious incarnation of the Fab Four. “There was no real future ...

Relevancy is always fleeting within the music industry; one band might be the centre of the universe for a few months or years, but eventually the industry moves on without them. The Rolling Stones, ...

The Swedish indie rockers told Radio X's Dan O'Connell why the legendary band inspired them to break their three-album rule.

Michael Des Barres opens our conversation by claiming to have the Classic Rock logo tattooed on his left buttock. It’s an ...