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The Rolling Stones have seemingly unveiled their upcoming album in a surprising way. An advertisement for Hackney Diamonds appeared in the Hackney Gazette, a company that specializes in glass repair. On closer inspection, the ad contains numerous references to the iconic band’s hits, including “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” “Gimme Shelter,” and “Shattered”.
The iconic Rolling Stones tongue logo is used to dot the “i” in Diamonds, while the font used in the ad matches that of their 1978 album “Some Girls”. The ad also mentions the band’s formation in 1962 and the website associated with the ad belongs to Universal Music Group, who handle the band’s back catalogue.
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger recently celebrated his 80th birthday, with Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Nile Rogers all sending best wishes. Richards shared a video of himself playing the piano and wishing Jagger a happy 80th, while Wood shared a compilation of past photos of the two. Jagger took to his official social media to post a photo of himself in a red suit taken by photographer Mark Seliger with a heartfelt thank you for all the birthday wishes.
The Rolling Stones have been one of the most iconic bands in the world since their formation in 1962. Their influence on the music industry has been immense, and their latest album looks to be no exception. Fans everywhere are eagerly awaiting the release of the Hackney Diamonds and the music that is sure to follow.
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