The Rolling Stones to hit the studio after the 14 on Fire tour
Keith Richards has hinted that the Rolling Stones are to get back in the studio for a new album after the forthcoming 14 on Fire tour.
In an informative interview with the New Zealand Herald, Keith Richards has hinted that the Rolling Stones are to get back in the studio for a new album after the forthcoming 14 on Fire tour.
Keith told the Herald that he and Mick were always writing on the road. He said, "We always have some work on the go and it's about getting off the hiatus and back in the studio. I think we have plans. Don't nail me down, but I got a call from Mick the other day saying sometime this year we better get in the studio."
"When Mick and I are on the road we put ideas together and one thing leads to another. Playing live gives songwriting and recording more impetus, so I'm hoping we can come out with something great over the next few months."
That said, it recently came to light that Keith has been recording his own material with producer and long-time collaborator Steve Jordan in New York City. It will be interesting to see whether polishing off a solo album, or starting a new one with the Stones, will take priority after the tour is complete.
Keith told the Herald that he and Mick were always writing on the road. He said, "We always have some work on the go and it's about getting off the hiatus and back in the studio. I think we have plans. Don't nail me down, but I got a call from Mick the other day saying sometime this year we better get in the studio."
"When Mick and I are on the road we put ideas together and one thing leads to another. Playing live gives songwriting and recording more impetus, so I'm hoping we can come out with something great over the next few months."
That said, it recently came to light that Keith has been recording his own material with producer and long-time collaborator Steve Jordan in New York City. It will be interesting to see whether polishing off a solo album, or starting a new one with the Stones, will take priority after the tour is complete.
