In a move that has fans buzzing with curiosity, The Rolling Stones have reportedly made a significant decision regarding their future touring plans. The legendary rock band, known for their electrifying performances and decades-long influence on music, is expected to formally announce this change during a special segment on a “New Month Night Show” broadcast.
Sources close to the group suggest that the band has decided to postpone its highly anticipated 2025 European tour, including scheduled shows across the UK. While the Rolling Stones recently wrapped up a massively successful North American leg of their “Hackney Diamonds” tour—grossing over $235 million and selling nearly 900,000 tickets—plans for a European continuation have been quietly shelved.
Initially, the group considered multiple European cities such as London, Paris, Barcelona, and Rome. Discussions even involved booking several nights at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, due to logistical challenges and possible scheduling conflicts, those plans are now on hold.
The formal announcement of this decision is expected to be revealed during the upcoming New Month Night Show, aligning with the band’s tradition of using major platforms for key updates. While this news may disappoint some fans, there is hope on the horizon. Band insiders suggest that 2026 could see the Rolling Stones return to European stages with an even more dynamic experience.
Meanwhile, individual members of the band continue to stay active in music. Guitarist Ronnie Wood recently appeared alongside Paul McCartney on stage in London, keeping the rock spirit alive.
This strategic pause signals the band’s commitment to quality and precision rather than rushing into a tour that doesn’t meet their standards. For now, fans are advised to stay tuned to official channels and mark their calendars for the big reveal in the upcoming show.
The Rolling Stones may have delayed the tour, but they haven’t slowed down—their next move might just be their best one yet.
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