Mick Jagger: Epstein Ties Exposed, Stones Tour Shelved at 82
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Mick Jagger: Epstein Ties Exposed, Stones Tour Shelved at 82
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Mick Jagger, the 82-year-old Rolling Stones frontman, has dominated headlines this week with two seismic shocks shaking his legendary legacy. The U.S. Department of Justice's massive December 19 document dump from the Jeffrey Epstein files thrust Jagger back into a scandalous spotlight, featuring photos of him dining alongside Epstein, Bill Clinton, and Ghislaine Maxwell, according to Primetimer and NDTV reports. Gulf News detailed another image placing Jagger at a table with Epstein, while Consequence noted him at a large dinner with Clinton and Epstein, sparking frenzied online buzz. Officials from the DOJ and Associated Press stress these appearances prove no wrongdoing—mere social ties in heavily redacted files lacking dates or context, amid redactions protecting victims. Reuters and ABC News confirm Jagger's name echoes prior Epstein contact books, but no accusations stick, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slamming the release as just a fraction of evidence.
On the music front, Variety and USA Today broke news December 18 that the Rolling Stones quietly scrapped a planned 2026 stadium tour of the UK and Europe, with band rep Bernard Doherty citing Keith Richards' arthritis and reluctance for a grueling four-month haul at age 82. MyNBC15 and IORR.org echoed that promoters pitched dates post a nearly finished new album with producer Andrew Watt, but Richards nixed it, insisting the Stones will return when good and ready after their Hackney Diamonds run. No Jagger public appearances or statements surfaced, and social media chatter fixates on the Epstein pics rather than tour woes. Meanwhile, the Saint Louis Science Center screens the 1991 IMAX film Rolling Stones at the Max through December 31, a nostalgic nod to Jagger's Steel Wheels era glory. This Epstein shadow looms largest for his bio, dredging elite associations into eternity, while the tour pause signals a band wisely pacing toward sunset. Fans hold breath for whats next from the eternal strutter.
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