Ronnie Wood: The Rolling Stones Will Keep Playing Forever

The Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has said the band will continue to play live indefinitely.

The group’s touring future has been unclear since they completed their Bigger Bang tour in 2007.

But in an interview with BBC Radio 4, Wood said the band would return and that they had no plans on slowing down.

"Yeah. Oh definitely. The old frays. We will rock 'til we drop." he said.

Wood released his seventh solo album ‘I Feel Like Playing’ earlier this year. The album features Slash, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder.

Meanwhile, The Rolling Stones are set to release two special limited edition boxsets next month.

(by Jason Gregory)

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