Rolling Stones return to studio with new material
Mick Jagger is writing and recording fresh songs as the band reconvenes, with saxophonist Courtney Pine describing a recent session with him.
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What happened
The Rolling Stones are back in the studio, with Mick Jagger continuing to write and record new material. Saxophonist Courtney Pine revealed a recent recording session with Jagger. Reports raised the possibility of a new album but did not confirm one.
Why it matters
The reports suggest the band may release new music, though no album has been confirmed.
Timeline
- Oct 12, 1:00 PM ET: Reports said the Rolling Stones were back in the studio as Mick Jagger kept writing and recording new songs.
- Oct 13, 2:16 AM ET: Saxophonist Courtney Pine revealed a recent recording session with Jagger, prompting questions about a possible new album.
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