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Rolling Stones to play secret gigs before arena dates, Ronnie Wood tells fans
If you see Cockroaches in a club, chances are it's the veteran rockers easing into gear before performing at the O2
theguardian.com, Wednesday 24 October 2012 10.47 BST
The Rolling Stones are to warm up for their 50th anniversary arena shows in Newark and London by playing club shows under an assumed name, Ronnie Wood has said. The group's official live return isn't scheduled until 25 November, when they play the first of two nights at London's O2. But the Stones are already rehearsing in Paris, Wood revealed to NME, and they are hoping to sneak out for some "little club gigs".
"We'll bung a few in next week or the week after," he said. "I don't know who we'll be billed as but we'll turn up somewhere and put a few to the test. Tiny, 200-, 300-people kind of places," he said.
Although the Stones may have a surprise up their sleeve, they are most likely to perform under the name the Cockroaches. That's the alias they have used for decades: even their 1977 concert album, Love You Live, takes songs from a "Cockroaches" gig in Toronto. "Look out for any Cockroaches gigs or whatever!" Wood said.
As reported last week, there are increasing indications the Stones are planning to tour beyond their shows in London and New Jersey. "This band isn't going to wind up with four shows," Keith Richards told BBC 6 Music. The quartet is certainly making sure they are not out of practice: "We start at three o'clock in the afternoon, we go through to dinner time, we have one break," Wood said. "We're all making a concentrated effort of being [at rehearsal] on time every day … Nose to the grindstone. We wanna give 200%."
Meanwhile, Jagger is devoting at least a fraction of his energy to a movie based on the life of James Brown. Deadline reports that the Stones frontman has signed on as a producer for the untitled biopic, written by Jez and John-Henry Butterworth. "It's a great honour to be involved with a project as rich as the story of the legendary James Brown," Jagger said in a statement. "He was a mesmerising performer with a fascinating life."
