StartMeUp
Start Me Up
Start Me Up will be performing at Agua Caliente Casino in Cathedral City November 14.
You will not want to miss this show. Start Me Up, your favorite Rolling Stones Tribute will be rockin’ all The Rolling Stones greatest hits!
“The most amazing tribute to The Rolling Stones” Don’t take our word for it check out Start Me Up in Cathedral City, Agua Caliente November 14!
1962–1964: Formation and Early Success
- 1962: Childhood friends Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met Brian Jones, Ian Stewart, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts to form the first stable lineup. They played their first show on July 12 at the Marquee Club in London.
- 1963: Manager Andrew Loog Oldham helped the band sign with Decca Records and change their name slightly. They released early tracks like “Come On”.
- 1964: The band released their self-titled debut album, The Rolling Stones, and toured the United States and Britain.
1965–1969: Peak 1960s and Changes
- 1965: The band released the massive worldwide hit “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” which hit number one in the United States.
- 1966: The album Aftermath featured entirely original songs written by Jagger and Richards.
- 1969: Brian Jones left the group and died shortly after. Guitarist Mick Taylor joined the band.
1970s–1980s: Superstardom and Turmoil
- 1971: The band launched their own record label, Rolling Stones Records, and released the classic album Sticky Fingers.
- 1972: They released the sprawling double album Exile on Main St.
- 1975: Guitarist Ronnie Wood joined the band, replacing Mick Taylor.
- 1981–1986: The band set stadium attendance records on tour, but Jagger and Richards experienced personal friction that threatened a split.
1990s–Present: Continuing Legacy
- 1993: Bassist Bill Wyman retired from the band.
- 1994–2005: The group returned with major albums like Voodoo Lounge and A Bigger Bang, playing huge global stadium tours.
- 2021: Legendary drummer Charlie Watts passed away at age 80.
- 2023–2026: The band released the critically praised studio album Hackney Diamonds, winning a Grammy Award, followed by the release of their 25th studio album, [Foreign Tongues], in mid-2026.
