Ronnie Wood, 78, and his glamorous wife Sally, 47, hop on the tube for a date night at the theatre

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Despite being a member of a legendary rock band, Ronnie Wood chose to travel by London Underground – the tube – instead of using a more luxurious mode of transportation on Tuesday.

The 78-year-old rock star and his wife, Sally, 47, took the London Underground to go on a date to the theatre.

Sally posted a video on Instagram showing her and Ronnie crammed onto a crowded subway train, focusing the camera on their faces.

She wrote: ‘No time for Christmas traffic!’  

The couple went to see a performance of Arthur Miller’s classic play, All My Sons, featuring Bryan Cranston, known for his role in Breaking Bad.

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I was thrilled to see this incredible production! It first premiered at London’s National Theatre back in November 2017, then made its way to Broadway, and just recently returned to Wyndham’s Theatre last month – it’s been quite the journey, and you absolutely shouldn’t miss it!

The Rolling Stones have postponed their upcoming tour of the UK and Europe because Keith Richards said he wasn’t ready to commit to a long series of consecutive performances.

Okay, so I’m hearing from my sources that this iconic band is seriously planning a massive stadium tour kicking off next year! They actually passed on a huge opportunity – including a multi-million pound gig at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – for 2025, but now they’re leaning towards a four-month run. Apparently, they also turned down several summer dates, but it looks like 2026 is the year they’re ready to hit the road. Exciting news for fans!

The band decided not to tour this year, partly due to difficulties with travel and logistics. However, sources suggest that 81-year-old founding member Richards is the main reason for their recent cancellations.

According to a source, The Rolling Stones were flooded with offers and potential dates from major concert promoters for next summer.

When they finally talked about the tour, Keith explained that he wasn’t able to commit and didn’t like the idea of a long, stadium-based tour lasting more than four months.

Multiple sources have already announced they won’t be performing in 2025. They also mentioned the band had hoped to tour earlier in the year, but plans didn’t come together.

‘It’s hard for their fans but The Stones will get back onstage when they’re good and ready.’ 

These upcoming concerts would mark the band’s return to live performances after their successful Hackney Diamonds tour of the United States in 2024.

Following the success of their 2023 album, Hackney Diamonds, the band embarked on a North American tour that included 20 shows. The tour was a major success, selling 880,000 tickets and generating around $235 million in revenue.

Lighting designer Patrick Woodroffe explained to Rolling Stone that the band’s elaborate set – where they performed over 60 songs – was intentionally designed to avoid appearing overly polished. He said, ‘I never want it to look too slick.’

He explained that the band feels genuinely real, and audiences can always tell the difference between a sincere performance and a fake one. He believes their music not only resonates with the listeners’ lives but also reflects the Stones’ own experiences.

‘They gift us their music, and that’s the real embrace. That’s the real thing.

No one, including the band themselves, knows when The Rolling Stones will play their final show. It’s not a secret or intentional mystery – they just take things as they come.

After a tour ends, the band takes a break, but promoters quickly offer them more dates, which they usually accept, leading to another tour.

In June, the Rolling Stones – featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood – were reportedly recording new songs at Metropolis Studios in West London.

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2025-12-17 19:53