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The limited-edition reissue, which is pressed on purple vinyl, can be pre-ordered now. Wyman is selling autographed copies exclusively at his official website. Stone Alone, which was produced by Wyman ...

Bill Wyman was "surprised" the Rolling Stones kept going following the death of drummer Charlie Watts. The musicians were left devastated when longtime bandmember Charlie passed away aged 80 in 2021 ...

“Thunder on the Mountain” is a song that originally appeared on Dylan’s 2006 album Modern Times. Wyman said he was a fan of Dylan’s version of the song, as well as of a cover that veteran ...

Bill Wyman has claimed the Rolling Stones "refused to accept" he had quit for more than two years. The 87-year-old bassist abruptly announced his departure from the group in 1991 but he has told how ...

Bill Wyman says he and The Rolling Stones send each other Christmas presents every year. The 86-year-old bassist played in the iconic rock band between 1962 and 1993, and he insists he has remained ...

"The closest fans can get without being arrested." Get ready for another spectacular concert experience! IMAX is re-releasing one of their original IMAX concert docs again on the big screen in ...

The Rolling Stones’ 1991 IMAX concert film At The Max will return to theatres on December 10, offering fans another chance to experience the band’s 1990 Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour on the biggest ...

Stung by the Rolling Stones offer "to do two songs" on the band's current 50 and Counting tour, former bassist Bill Wyman says he will "never again" play live with his former bandmates. Wyman, who ...

Stung by the Rolling Stones offer "to do two songs" on the band's current 50 and Counting tour, former bassist Bill Wyman says he will "never again" play live with his former bandmates. Wyman, who ...