The Rolling Stones hail from Dartford and London, but their blues sound is rooted in the United States. Mick Jagger explains how they synthesise their sound.

Rock music myths come and go, and a lot of them are downright false. Let's look at a few examples of the worst offenders.

While the Rolling Stones were recording 'Some Girls', Keith Richards claims that he stayed awake for nine days. Is this even medically possible?

New York restaurateur Keith McNally discusses new book 'I Regret Almost Everything,' how the city has changed, and lessons he ...

There aren’t many careers that have the longevity of music. Though performing live music requires stamina, dexterity, and ...

Richard Ashcroft is back with a new single after a seven year hiatus of making music. He's set to headline a festival this ...

After a 23-year hiatus, Chapel Hill's Mayflies USA are back with a brand new record called "Kickless Kids." Matt McMichaels and Adam Price of the band recently stopped by the WUNC studios to talk with ...

From legends like Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney to understated brilliance from Pulp, there's plenty of albums worth revisiting ...

Classic albums are always worth returning to - and music journalist Ewan Gleadow has whittled his listening pile down to ten ...

Chris O'Dell is one of rock's first female tour managers, the inspiration for a 1973 George Harrison track, and a friend to countless stars.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had songs pouring out of their ears, and that is why they shared three of them with these artists.

On May 20, 2014, the world lost the man responsible for making the Rolling Stones one of the richest bands in the world.