8 months ago
Rolling Stones Cancel 2026 UK and Europe Tour
The Rolling Stones, a famous rock band, have decided not to go on their planned 2026 tour in the UK and Europe.
This is because their guitarist, Keith Richards, who is 82 years old, can't handle the long, tough performances.
The band has been touring for a long time, but they're getting older and can't do as many shows as they used to.
They recently did a shorter tour in North America and are working on a new album, but they won't be touring in Europe next year.
The Rolling Stones have canceled their planned 2026 UK and Europe stadium tour.
The decision was made because guitarist Keith Richards, 82, couldn't commit to the demands of an extended tour due to health concerns.
The band was expected to support their new studio album with live dates, but these plans are now on hold.
Richards has been open about dealing with arthritis, which has affected his ability to perform.
The Stones have maintained a busy touring schedule for decades, but their itineraries have become more limited as the band members have aged.
- Who
- The Rolling Stones
- What
- Cancellation of their 2026 UK and Europe tour
- Where
- UK and Europe
- When
- 2026
- Why
- Keith Richards' inability to commit to the demands of an extended tour due to health concerns
Key facts
- Band
- The Rolling Stones
- Tour Year
- 2026
- Regions
- UK and Europe
- Reason for Cancellation
- Keith Richards' health concerns
- Band Members' Ages
- Mick Jagger (82), Keith Richards (82), Ronnie Wood (78)
- Recent Album
- Hackney Diamonds (2023)
- Recent Tour
- Hackney Diamonds Tour (North America, 20 dates)
Sources
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