LOS ANGELES, Sept 17: The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has revealed the rock band has definite plans to record its next work, which will follow 2005 studio album “A Bigger Bang”.
The 71-year-old rocker said they will head to the studio for the new record after touring South America in early 2016, reported Aceshowbiz.
“I was in London last week and the boys and I got together. And there are now definite plans to record… (A new album) looks closer. Don’t know where, don’t know when yet … We had a little chat. We were just saying, ‘We gotta get in the studio right? Right?’ ‘That’s agreed. Okay, boys, that’s agreed.’ Where, when – (we) scratch our heads,” Richards said.
The “Trouble” musician added there are chances of them taking up the project before the year ends.
“I would say off the top of my head after the South American tour in February. But you never know. We might try to get into the studio before Christmas. I think that’s sort of doubtful, with Christmas being Christmas, all that build up. But at the same time, it’s definitely in the works.”
The new album will be the band’s first since their 2005 album “A Bigger Bang”. (PTI)
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