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Known for his groove-forward approach on electric and upright bass, Darryl Jones has shaped the sound of rock, blues-rock, jazz fusion, funk, reggae, and pop across four decades. Born December 11, 1961 in Chicago, Jones rose from early jazz influences to become Miles Davis’ bassist in the 1980s before joining Sting and ultimately the Rolling Stones in 1993. He has contributed to a range of Stones projects since Voodoo Lounge (1994) and appears on numerous studio and live releases, including Bridges to Babylon, No Security, Forty Licks, Shine a Light, and Hackney Diamonds. Off the stage, he continues to explore solo work and collaborations, bringing a versatile, groove-driven sound to audiences worldwide. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss access to his upcoming shows and legacy recordings.