The Rolling Stones’ pianist Chuck Leavell has hinted that the band are eager to hit the highway once more.
The Rolling Stones don’t have any plans to ‘hold up the rock ‘n’ roll footwear but’
The legendary rock ‘n’ roll band’s final jaunt was the 2024 Hackney Diamonds Tour, which noticed Sir Mick Jagger and co trek throughout North America.
Nevertheless, Leavell – who has performed on each Stones album since 1983, sans 1997’s Bridges to Babylon – has urged a tour of Europe may very well be subsequent on the playing cards.
Talking on the launch occasion for the re-issue of their 1976 album Black And Blue this week, Chuck was quoted by The Solar newspaper’s Weird column as saying: “They don’t wish to hold up the rock ’n’ roll footwear but. There’s little question in my thoughts.
“We’ve completed a superb bit within the US the previous few years, so I feel the chance could be elsewhere and my greatest guess could be in all probability Europe.
“They’ve been recording. I’m positive there’s already some new music, and I’m positive it’s nice.
“I additionally am very positive that the band needs to carry out.”
Guitarist Ronnie Wooden echoed the sentiment in September, when he mentioned he was hopeful they might return to the stage.
He additionally confirmed the follow-up to 2023’s Hackney Diamonds – which noticed them reunite with producer Andrew Watt – is able to rock ‘n’ roll.
As quoted by The Solar newspaper’s Weird column, Wooden mentioned on the group’s RS No9 store in Carnaby Avenue: “Sure you can be getting a brand new album subsequent 12 months. It’s completed.”
On the opportunity of new stay dates, he added: “Sure we hope to do some dates. Hopefully we might be again on the market however I’m nonetheless ready to search out out myself.”
