In an exciting development for rock music enthusiasts, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has revealed that he's reunited with legendary vocalist Rod Stewart to create new music together. The announcement has sent waves of anticipation through the British music scene, hinting at a potential revival of their legendary partnership.
A Legendary Partnership Rekindled
Wood, who continues to tour with The Rolling Stones, confirmed during a backstage interview that he and Stewart have been actively working on new material. "We've been cooking up some new songs," Wood shared, his enthusiasm palpable. "There's that old magic still there when we get together."
From The Faces to Future Collaborations
The musical history between these two icons stretches back decades, most notably during their time together in The Faces during the early 1970s. Their chemistry both on and off stage became the stuff of rock legend, creating some of the most memorable British rock anthems of the era.
While details about the new material remain under wraps, Wood hinted that the sessions have been productive. "Rod's voice sounds incredible," he remarked. "When we get in a room together, it's like no time has passed at all."
Balancing Current Commitments
Despite Wood's ongoing commitments with The Rolling Stones' touring schedule, he's managed to find time for these creative sessions with Stewart. The collaboration demonstrates both artists' enduring passion for creating new music, even after decades of individual success.
Fans of both artists are eagerly awaiting further announcements about potential releases or performances stemming from these sessions. The reunion represents a significant moment for British rock music, bringing together two of its most enduring and beloved figures.
