Few bands in the history of rock ‘n’ roll have left as indelible a mark on the music industry as The Rolling Stones. Over six extraordinary decades (!), this iconic British band, founded in 1962, has graced us with an array of unforgettable classics, including ‘Paint It Black,’ ‘Angie,’ ‘Start Me Up,’ and ‘Sympathy for the Devil.’ While the band has seen various talented members come and go throughout the years, the core lineup has remained remarkably consistent, featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood, with past members like Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Mick Taylor contributing significantly to the band’s sound.
Beyond their timeless classics, The Stones have consistently delivered some of rock ‘n’ roll’s most iconic albums. From their groundbreaking debut ‘The Rolling Stones’ in 1964 to chart-toppers like ‘Sticky Fingers,’ ‘Exile on Main St.,’ and ‘Some Girls,’ their discography is a testament to their enduring creativity.
Their electrifying performances, such as those captured in the legendary live album ‘Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!,’ stand alongside The Who’s ‘Live at Leeds’ as some of the greatest live albums in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. These recordings have ignited stages around the world, solidifying The Stones’ status as rock ‘n’ roll pioneers. The Stones have sold millions of records and played to countless fans, firmly establishing their place in music history.
The Stones’ worldwide success is undeniable, with hit songs that have reached the pinnacle of charts across the globe and staggering record sales, selling millions of copies. What truly sets The Rolling Stones apart is their longevity and continued relevance. The Stones prove surprisingly warm and lively on ‘Hackney Diamonds.’ In 2023, they continue to demonstrate their enduring strength with the release of a new album, affirming that age hasn’t diminished their musical abilities or their ability to captivate audiences worldwide
Tragically, in August 2021, the incomparable Charlie Watts died, the band’s beloved drummer for nearly six decades. His impeccable rhythm and steady presence were the heartbeat of The Rolling Stones. Charlie Watts will forever be remembered for his exceptional talent and contributions to the band’s enduring legacy.
As we celebrate The Rolling Stones’ extraordinary career, it’s only natural that we honor their timeless music by decorating our digital screens with the Best Rolling Stones Wallpapers available. Whether you want to personalize your iPhone or enhance your desktop background, these high-definition (HD) and 4K wallpapers provide a visual treat for fans. These wallpapers aren’t just images; they’re a piece of rock ‘n’ roll history that you can proudly display on your devices, adding a touch of The Rolling Stones to your everyday life.
See below the Rolling Stones’s best Wallpapers
The Rolling Stones lineup outside the Tin Pan Alley Club in London in 1963. Credit: rolling stoneThe Rolling Stones in 1964 from their early years. Credit: rolling stone magazineAn iPhone wallpaper featuring the youthful Keith Richards from 1964. Credit: RollingStoneMick Jagger. Credit: RICHARD ROSSER/REX/Shutterstock Brian Jones, the legendary founding member of The Rolling Stones. Credit: Reddit The Rolling Stones in their early years with the influential Brian Jones. Credit: wallhaThe Rolling Stones during their early years. Credit: wallpapertipBrian Jones, a legendary member of The Rolling Stones. Credit: WallpaperCaveA young Mick Jagger, the iconic frontman of The Rolling Stones. Credit: sianko_2005Jimi Hendrix and Mick Jagger. Credit: Alec Byrne Mick Taylor and Mick Jagger, two iconic members of The Rolling Stones. Credit: The SunKeith Richards and Mick Jagger, the legendary duo from The Rolling Stones. Credit: pxfuelA captivating black and white iPhone wallpaper featuring Mick Jagger. Credit: pxfuel
Mick Jagger, the iconic lead singer of The Rolling Stones. Credit: Getty ImagesMick Jagger watching Keith Richards. Credit: pxfuelDesktop wallpaper showcasing The Rolling Stones, perfect for desktop background. Credit: wallhaIPhone wallpaper featuring Mick Jagger. Credit: pxfuelKeith Richards’ joyful smile while playing the guitar. Credit: CHRISTOPHER SIMON SYKESA stunning 4K wallpaper featuring Keith Richards from the 1970s, enjoying a cigar.An iPhone wallpaper showcasing guitarist Ron Wood, of The Rolling Stones. Credit: PinterestMick Jagger in his prime during the “Exile on Main Street” era. Credit: DA MAN MagazineRonnie Wood and Mick Jagger from The Rolling Stones’, 1975. Credit: Christopher Simon Sykes.Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, the iconic duo of The Rolling Stones. Credit: GQKeith Richards, guitarist of The Rolling Stones. Credit: wallpapercaveA wallpaper featuring the iconic trio of Bob Marley, Mick Jagger, and Peter Tosh. Credit: pxfuelHD phone wallpaper featuring the charismatic Mick Jagger. Credit: Mick Mars.
Desktop wallpaper showcasing Keith Richards and his beloved guitar. Credit: Weber GonçalvesA wallpaper capturing The Rolling Stones in their later years. Credit: wallhaA wallpaper capturing The Rolling Stones on tour during their later years. Credit: Rolling StoneA high-resolution desktop wallpaper featuring The Rolling Stones. Credit: GuardianHD desktop wallpaper capturing The Rolling Stones during their later years. Credit: wirelmageA desktop wallpaper featuring The Rolling Stones in a very cool artwork. Credit: haddon galleriesThe Rolling Stones’ “Beggars Banquet” album cover, once banned by Decca. Credit: PinterestThe Rolling Stones’ iconic “Let It Bleed” album cover artwork, for iPhone background. Credit: RedditThe Rolling Stones’ iconic “Exile on Main St.” album cover, for iPhone background. Credit: Reddit“Some Girls” album cover by The Rolling Stones, perfect for iPhone background. Credit: RedditThe Rolling Stones’ “Tattoo You” album cover artwork, ideal for iPhone background. Credit: RedditThe Rolling Stones’ iconic tongue logo, perfect iPhone background. Credit: PinterestRolling Stones tongue logo wallpaper for your desktop. Credit: Sirius-sdz.deviantart
