L.A. Times - Entertainment — Ask most Angelenos which band currently holds the record — along with Taylor Swift — for most sold-out shows at the Staples Center, and chances are they will name a legacy rock act like the Rolling Stones or U2. more info

The Telegraph — From the Rolling Stones to Beyoncé, Glastonbury's greatest ever acts more info

Perez Hilton — This would definitely be a smart career move! Apparently One Direction is deciding to take the route that the Rolling Stones and the Jonas Brothers — pre official breakup — took! Meaning that while Harry, Niall, Liam, and Louis are going to go th... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Motorhead will release their 22nd album, Bad Magic, on August 28. It features a cover of The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" and 12 new original songs, including the newly-released "Thunder & Lightning." It's a hi-speed... more info

Stereogum — A few weeks ago, the Rolling Stones kicked off their Zip Codes Tour, and their setlist places a heavy emphasis on Sticky Fingers, a classic album that is getting a reissue in a few days and celebrated its 44th anniversary back in April. But it’s be... more info

The Telegraph — As The Rolling Stones release a lost show from 1971, Neil McCormick asks if the age of the great live album is over more info

The Independent — The Rolling Stones have released a previously unheard recording of their hit song “Brown Sugar” featuring Eric Clapton on the slide guitar. more info

Stereogum — The Rolling Stones are releasing a remastered version of their classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers. To that end, they’ve previously shared the extended version of “Bitch,” and today you can hear an alternate version of “Brown Sugar” that feat... more info

Stereogum — Next month, the Rolling Stones are going to release a deluxe reissue of their beyond-classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers, and they’re packing it with things like demos and alternate versions. We’ve already posted different takes “Wild Horses,” ... more info

Mercury News, California — SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The Rolling Stones launched their "Zip Code" North American tour in San Diego on Sunday with more than two hours of music. more info