From the Stones’ second-ever gig to Mick Jagger’s surprise ‘Gotta Get A Grip’ single release, July 28 links decades of concerts, surprises, and unexpected turns in the band’s story.
Rolling Stones Chronology: July 28
The Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger on Making Money Without Losing Perspective
Mick Jagger’s thoughts on money are far more practical than many expect. His candid remarks reveal a side of the Rolling Stones rarely discussed.
‘Tried to Talk Her Into It’: An Unreleased Rolling Stones Country Gem with Jangly Guitars (1982)
Why did ‘Tried to Talk Her Into It’ never make the cut? This forgotten Undercover outtake from 1982 reveals another side of the Stones’ creative process.
Los Rolling Stones y ‘My Obsession’ (1967): Dentro de una de sus canciones más subestimadas
Escondida tras las canciones más conocidas de Between the Buttons, ‘My Obsession’ muestra a Brian Jones en uno de sus momentos más inspirados y demuestra por qué este tema merece una nueva escucha.
The Rolling Stones’and ‘Good Times’ (1965): Why Their Sam Cooke Cover Shines
Not every hidden gem is an original. Discover why The Rolling Stones’ ‘Good Times’ quietly became one of their most enjoyable early cover recordings.
The Rolling Stones in Gelsenkirchen 2022: No Charlie, but a Strong Performance
A shorter setlist couldn’t overshadow a blazing Midnight Rambler, an emotional Wild Horses, and another reminder that the Stones still know how to own a stadium.
Rolling Stones Chronology: July 27
From Bob Dylan joining the Stones to Mick Jagger filming ‘Say You Will’ July 27 packs unexpected twists, memorable concerts and one remarkably busy day in Rolling Stones history.
Mick Jagger on Spreading the Blues with The Rolling Stones in 1968: When Rock Met Its Roots Again
The Rolling Stones didn’t just play blues—they used ‘I’m a King Bee’ to point fans away from themselves and straight toward Slim Harpo and the real origin of the sound.
The Rolling Stones Rough and Dirty in Oakland 1978: The Final U.S. Tour Show
The tour ended with blazing heat, a birthday celebration, and 60,000 fans. Oakland 1978 proved the Stones could still turn glorious chaos into unforgettable rock and roll.
Mick Jagger’s Birthday Bash: The Rolling Stones in NYC, 1972
A surprise birthday singalong, a sold-out Garden, and an after-party packed with rock stars. The final night of the 1972 tour became instant Rolling Stones folklore.
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