The Rolling Stones are fighting for £7.9 million (AU$14.5 million) in insurance, to retrieve losses caused by the postponement of their Australian and New Zealand 14 On Fire tour. The group’s antipodean concerts where postponed in March, following the death of L’Wren Scott, the girlfriend of Stones frontman Mick Jagger. The BBC have reported that
New info on postponed tour
Mick Jagger has spoken out for the first time following yesterday’s news that his longtime partner and renown fashion designer L’Wren Scott was found dead in her New York apartment of a suspected suicide. After midnight, Perth time, Jagger posted a deeply personal and heartfelt statement on his own Facebook page. “I am still struggling
After a day of speculation, The Rolling Stones have announced they will be postponing their 14 On Fire Australian tour, following the unexpected death of Mick Jagger’s partner L’Wren Scott yesterday. The cancellation of the band’s Perth show, slated to take place tonight at the Perth Arena, was confirmed late yesterday with punters still left
A spokesman for Mick Jagger has rubbished reports that the Rolling Stones frontman and longtime girlfriend L’Wren Scott had split before the fashion designer’s tragic death from causes yet to be officially determined. The rep has insisted that Jagger and Scott were “absolutely” still a couple. Scott, whose business, LS Fashion Ltd, had provided designs
L’Wren Scott, a noted fashion designer who has been Mick Jagger‘s girlfriend for over a decade, was found dead in her New York apartment Monday. She was 49. A New York Medical Examiner is still to determine the cause of death. A spokesperson for Jagger says the singer is “completely shocked and devastated” by the
