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Ronnie Wood stands as a cornerstone of modern rock and blues, renowned for his slide guitar and multi-instrumental versatility. A legend whose career spans The Rolling Stones, Faces, and a prolific solo output, Wood continues to connect with fans through dynamic live performances and a steady stream of new releases. This page offers a comprehensive look at his life in music, from early influences to recent milestones, plus upcoming shows and how to secure your seats with confidence.

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Born in 1947 in Hammersmith, London, Wood’s early guitar work helped shape the sound of British rock. He joined the Rolling Stones in 1975, contributing to some of the band’s most enduring material while also pursuing ambitious solo projects. His work is characterized by expressive slide guitar, blues-infused rock, and a willingness to explore different instruments and genres. Wood’s artistry extends beyond studio albums to influential live performances and soundtrack projects that reflect his broad musical curiosity.

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As a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice—1989 with The Rolling Stones and 2012 with Small Faces/Faces—Wood’s legacy is secure. In 2025, he celebrated a notable moment at Glastonbury Festival alongside Rod Stewart in a Faces reunion, drawing significant media attention and continuing to shape the narrative of classic rock in the modern era.

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From the 1974 solo debut Ive Got My Own Album to Do to the expansive Fearless – Anthology 1965–2025 released in 2025 by BMG, Ronnie Wood’s discography spans studio albums, live recordings, and soundtracks. Highlights include I Feel Like Playing (2010) and a rich catalog that showcases his evolving artistry across decades. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his work, this page provides reliable, user-friendly insights—plus links to official social channels and ways to experience his music in person.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Keep an eye on upcoming dates and venue details as Wood tours or appears at special events. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket options and the latest news, so you can focus on enjoying the music you love.

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Quick Facts About Ronnie Wood

  • Primary genres: rock and blues rock; renowned for slide guitar and versatile multi-instrumental work.
  • Rock Hall of Fame inductions: 1989 with The Rolling Stones; 2012 with Small Faces/Faces.
  • Recent solo-era milestone: Fearless – Anthology 1965–2025 released in 2025 (BMG), marking his highest solo chart activity in the UK.
  • 2025 activity: performed with Rod Stewart at Glastonbury Festival (June 29, 2025) in a Faces reunion moment, generating significant press coverage.
  • Discography spans studio, live, and soundtrack albums going back to 1974; notable solo studio albums include I’ve Got My Own Album to Do (1974) and I Feel Like Playing (2010).
  • Social media presence: maintains an official site with social links and is active on platforms like Instagram and Twitter; official channels include Ronnie Wood’s site and the Ronnie Wood Show on X (Twitter).

The records

Ronnie Wood Discography

  • Fearless - Anthology 1965-2025
    2025 · BMG
  • Mr. Luck – A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
    2021 · BMG
  • Mad Lad: A Live Tribute to Chuck Berry
    2019 · BMG
  • Live in London: I Feel Like Playing
    2011 · SHProds
  • I Feel Like Playing
    2010 · Eagle Rock Entertainment
  • Live & Eclectic
    2000 · SPV
  • Slide on Live: Plugged in and Standing
    1993 · Continuum
  • Slide on This
    1992 · Continuum
  • Live at the Ritz
    1988 · Victor
  • 1234
    1981 · Columbia
  • Gimme Some Neck
    1979 · Columbia
  • Mahoney's Last Stand
    1976 · Warner Bros.
  • I've Got My Own Album to Do
    1974 · Warner Bros.

The hits

Top Ronnie Wood Songs

  • Cindy Incidentally
    1973 · UK 2; US 48
  • Stay With Me
    1971 · UK 6; US 17

From the 1974 solo debut Ive Got My Own Album to Do to the expansive Fearless – Anthology 1965–2025 released in 2025 by BMG, Ronnie Wood’s discography spans studio albums, live recordings, and soundtracks. Highlights include I Feel Like Playing (2010) and a rich catalog that showcases his evolving artistry across decades. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his work, this page provides reliable, user-friendly insights—plus links to official social channels and ways to experience his music in person.

Keep an eye on upcoming dates and venue details as Wood tours or appears at special events. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket options and the latest news, so you can focus on enjoying the music you love.

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