United Kingdom · Rolling Stones tribute band
The Rolling Clones
Rock · rhythm and blues · tribute
Career1997 — present
ReferenceRolling Stones classics
Availability, line-up, format and terms are confirmed for each proposal.
Introduction
The project
The Rolling Clones bring guitars, rhythm and band presence together in a tribute to the Rolling Stones’ world. The proposition treats the sound and visual codes of British rock as parts of the same show, connecting song interpretation with movement on stage. For audiences drawn to rock and rhythm and blues, the appeal may lie both in the familiar repertoire and the experience of hearing it live again. Venues and festivals provide a setting for that collective dimension, in which musicians and audience share the music’s drive. This is an independent tribute centred on repertoire and stagecraft, with no participation by Rolling Stones members or official connection to the band.
Career
Artistic journey
Formed in the UK in 1997, The Rolling Clones built their career around live interpretation of the Rolling Stones’ repertoire. Their work on the honoured band’s sound and visual codes seeks to connect songs from different periods within a coherent show identity. Their experience includes theatre circuits, festivals, cruises and international events. Guitars, rhythm and stage gestures work together, extending musical recognition into a band presence. That combination shapes the tribute beyond its song selection. It does not announce a Rolling Stones performance or an official association with the group; line-up, repertoire and production conditions are confirmed for each proposal.
Selected content
Videos and tracks
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