Breaking News: Darryl Jones Announces Retirement from Touring with The Rolling Stones…
After over three decades as the bassist for The Rolling Stones, Darryl Jones has announced his retirement from touring. The news comes as a bittersweet moment for fans of the iconic rock band, as Jones has been an integral part of their live performances and recordings since 1993.
In a statement released earlier today, Jones said:
“It has been the honor of a lifetime to play alongside some of the greatest musicians in history. After 30 unforgettable years with The Rolling Stones, I feel it’s time to step back and focus on other musical pursuits and personal endeavors.”
Jones confirmed his final performance with the band will take place on [Insert Date and Location Here], during the closing show of their current tour. He expressed gratitude to the Stones’ fans, saying, “You’ve made every show an incredible experience, and I’ll carry these memories with me forever.”
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards also commented on the news, praising Jones for his exceptional contributions. Richards remarked, “Darryl’s been the backbone of our sound for so many years. He’ll always be part of the Stones’ family.”
Although retiring from touring with the Stones, Jones plans to continue creating music with his own band, The Darryl Jones Project, and hinted at possible collaborations with other artists in the near future.
Tickets for his final shows are expected to sell out quickly, as fans around the world hope to witness the end of an incredible era.
