L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Enough already with the AARP and motorized scooter remarks about the rock show coming to Indio in October.  Dubbed Desert Trip, the weekend-long show is to feature Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, The Who, Neil Young and Roger Waters... more info

MSN Music — The Rolling Stones just joined a long list of musicians demanding that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stop playing their songs at his events and rallies. more info

Rolling Stone — The upcoming Desert Trip mega concert is full of opportunities for incredible onstage collaborations. It's easy to imagine Bob Dylan singing "Like a Rolling Stone" with the Rolling Stones on the first night (as they've done before) and Neil Young and... more info

People.com — The Rolling Stones do not want Donald Trump playing their songs more info

New York Post — Donald Trump recently took the stage as “Start Me Up” was playing and — screeeech! “The Rolling Stones have never given permission to the Trump campaign to use their songs and have requested that they cease all use immediately,” a band rep ... more info

BBC News - UK — The Rolling Stones order Donald Trump to stop playing their songs during his presidential campaign. more info

Uncut — The Presidential candidate has been given a cease and desist notice Rolling Stones The Presidential candidate has been given a cease and desist notice The post The Rolling Stones tell Donald Trump to stop using their songs appeared first on Unc... more info

Consequence of Sound — Republican presidential candidate played "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Start Me Up" during Tuesday night's victory event. more info

Sky News — The Rolling Stones are the latest band to tell the billionaire he can't play their songs at his campaign events. more info

NME — The band join the likes of Steven Tyler and Adele in their request more info