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December 3, 2008

The Faces Currently Planning Tour Dates

Filed under: Classic Rock News — Real Rock News @ 2:35 pm

With the original line-up all in place, with the exception of the late Ronnie Lane, The Faces are in the process of firming up their tour dates for 2009. The group has also been working on some new material, and sound like they are anxious to get the reunion tour on the road.

“We had a few fantastic rehearsals last week and we’re ready to go. It’s like no time has passed by. We just have to sort out when and where and drop all of the management egos and just do what we can. We know we can do it,” guitarist Ron Wood recently said.

Lane’s spot will be occupied by Rod Stewart’s tour bassist Conrad Korsch.

The Faces disbanded in 1975 when Wood departed to join up with the Rolling Stones and Rod Stewart decided to devote himself to his solo career.

For more information, check out NME.

July 7, 2008

A Face-Saving Effort From Rod Stewart

Filed under: Classic Rock News — Real Rock News @ 11:05 am

Rod Stewart and the  Rolling Stones’ Ron Wood are said to have met recently met for lunch to discuss the possibility of reviving their old group, The Faces. Stewart and Wood both played with The Faces back imagein the late 1960’s and 1970’s.

Now it seems the old band mates may have an interest in reviving the group and there are reported to be plans for  the group to begin working in the studio in the fall with a tour possible in the winter.

Along with Stewart and Wood, other members of the group were Ian McLagan, Kenney Jones and the late Ronnie Lane, who died in 1997. Even after a very successful solo career, it seems Stewart still has a desire to reunite with some of his old mates.

The group reunited during 1993, without Ronnie Lane who was suffering from M.S. at the time. The occasion was the BRIT Awards, where Rod Stewart was honored with a lifetime achievement award.

There was no word on whether or not Ron Wood gave the thumbs up to the reunion offer, but after decades with the Rolling Stones, it’s unlikely he’d decide to do it based on the potential financial rewards.

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