Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones have made some of their classic documentaries and concert films available to stream on their Facebook page.

The Rolling Stones have released a video celebrating the recent completion of the European leg of their 14 On Fire tour. Set to "Out Of Control" from their 1997 album Bridges To Babylon, the On Fire tour video features the band reflecting on the European leg of the tour, which came to an end with a two hour set at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark this month (July 6), interspersed with behind-the-scenes recordings and videos of the band performing on stage to huge crowds.

The Rolling Stones wrapped the latest European leg of their 14 On Fire tour with a two hour set on the first day of the Roskilde Festival in Denmark on July 3. The band played a 19 track setlist of hits, starting with "Jumpin' Jack Flash", and ending with "Brown Sugar". They then re-appeared for an encore of "You Can't Always Get What You Want", for which they were joined by the Vocal Linene Choir, and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".

The Rolling Stones have paid tribute to the late soul singer Bobby Womack. The band posted a message on their official website in response to the news that Womack had died on Thursday (June 27), aged 70. The Rolling Stones released a UK No 1 cover of the song "It's All Over Now" in 1964, which was originally recorded by Womack’s group, The Valentinos.

Bruce Springsteen joined The Rolling Stones onstage in Lisbon last night (May 29) for a rendition of "Tumbling Dice". Fan-shot footage of the appearance sees them collaborating on the track from the Stones' 1972 Exile On Main St double album, which they had previously performed together in Springsteen's home state of New Jersey in 2012 during another Rolling Stones gig.

The Rolling Stones resumed their #14ONFIRE tour in Olso, Norway on Monday night. The band played to a sold-out crowd of 23,000 at Oslo's Telenor Arena, with a show that lasted over two hours, Reuters reports. The next show will take place in Lisbon on May 29. Keith Richards took centre-stage in Oslo to bring back the rarely played "Can’t Be Seen" from the 1989 album Steel Wheels. The song was last heard at a gig 15 years ago in 1999.

Prince Rupert Loewenstein, the former business manager of The Rolling Stones, has died aged 80.

The Rolling Stones have rescheduled Australia and New Zealand tour dates which were postponed following the death of Mick Jagger's partner L'Wren Scott on March 17. Shows in Australia and New Zealand have been rescheduled for October, with the band set to start in Adelaide on October 25. The initial seven date tour has also increased with additional concerts in Perth and the Hunter Valley announced. Jimmy Barnes will support in Adelaide while Hunters & Collectors will open in Auckland on November 22.

The Rolling Stones are set to resume touring in Norway on May 26. Shows in Australia and New Zealand have been rescheduled for October, but the band will pick up their European dates in May at Oslo's Telenor Arena, playing a host of gigs, including a recently announced headline slot at Roskilde festival in Denmark on July 3. The Rolling Stones will play: May 25: Oslo, Norway - Telenor Arena May 29: Lisbon, Portugal - Rock In Rio Festival June 1: Zürich, Switzerland – Letzigrund Stadium June 4: Tel Aviv, Israel – Hayarkon Park