Rolling Stones Las Vegas Tickets

Rolling Stones Las Vegas Tickets

Guitarist Ronnie Wood has said that the Rolling Stones' next studio album is done and will come out in 2026. This will be their 25th album overall and their first new music since Hackney Diamonds. Reports say that the band finished recording sessions in London earlier this year. They kept the raw, guitar-driven sound that won them a Grammy for Best Rock Album in 2025. People in the music business say that after the album comes out, there will be a big world tour, and Las Vegas will be one of the main stops.

The Hackney Diamonds Tour showed that the Stones' flame is still very much alive. The 16-date North American leg brought in more than $230 million and had a lineup that mixed old-school grit with new-school precision. Steve Jordan played drums and Darryl Jones played bass in the rhythm section. They gave new life to old songs like "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Gimme Shelter."

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If the rumors about the Rolling Stones in Las Vegas are true, fans can expect a setlist full of classic hits like "Paint It Black," "Start Me Up," and "Sympathy for the Devil," as well as new songs from their next album. The band's shows are known for having setlists that change a lot, bold visuals, and a production scale that few other bands can match.

Mick Jagger still has his trademark swagger and stamina, and Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have a chemistry that is hard to miss. They are the original blueprint for rock: raw, confident, and gloriously alive.

A Las Vegas residency or multi-night run would be another big step for a band that has made a name for itself by staying together for a long time. The Stones have been around for more than 60 years, and they've changed their sound and shown that rock's heart still beats hardest when they're in charge.

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