Rolling Stones Bassist Celebrates 31 Years, Sets Up Solo Shows in Denmark

Rolling Stones Bassist Celebrates 31 Years, Sets Up Solo Shows in Denmark

 

It’s been over three decades since bassist Darryl Jones’ first show with the Rolling Stones. It took place at RPM, a club in Toronto, on July 19, 1994, and it…It’s been over three decades since bassist Darryl Jones’ first show with the Rolling Stones. It took place at RPM, a club in Toronto, on July 19, 1994, and it was part of the Voodoo Lounge Tour. This fall marks a major turning point for the artist. He’s stepping out on his own, booking shows at Copenhagen’s Epicurus jazz spot from October 8 to November 1. While the full lineup stays under wraps, these shows mark his debut as a band leader.

After rehearsing in Toronto for several weeks, … we played a warm-up show at a club called RPM. Who would’ve known that all these years later we’d still be rocking (and of course, rolling). Well, most of us. God rest Charlie Watts,” Jones shared on Instagram. Recent social media posts showcase snapshots from his time with the Stones. The images capture moments with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts, a be

After taking over from Bill Wyman in 1993, Jones put his mark on eight studio albums with the band. Hackney Diamonds, their 2023 release, breaks from tradition. It’s the first since 1994 without his bass lines.

 

His musical roots run deep. The 1980s and early 1990s saw him backing legends like Miles Davis and Madonna. He also shared stages with Sting and laid down tracks for Eric Clapton and Patti LaBelle. Darryl Jones: In the Blood, a 2022 film, tells his story. From Chicago’s South Side streets to the world’s stages, the documentary paints a vivid picture of his journey. Jones will announce concert times and additional details about his upcoming shows on social media and his website.