Rolling Stones Tribute Band - Stoned Again

Rolling Stones Tribute Band - Stoned Again The greatest Rock and Roll band in the world is how the Stones are rightly described and Stoned Again are an excellent Rolling Stones tribute band. In fact this is probably the only way you could recreate the atmosphere that made The Stones such an exciting phenomena 30 years ago.   Stoned Again will get all audiences on their feet dancing to such famous songs as Satisfaction, Honky Tonk Woman, Brown Sugar etc. All consummate professionals, they realize the need for the smile factor and a broad grin is generated by the antics of Mick Stagger and his perfect foil Keith Riffhard.

Biography

Established now for nearly 8 years, the band has been constantly touring abroad and at home to packed houses and rave reviews. The members are all time served musicians with years of experience under their belts.

Collectively, Stoned Again features members who have previously played with such names as ‘The Quireboys’, ‘Climax Blues Band’, ‘Ruby Turner’, and European cult band ‘And Also The Trees’.

The Greatest Rock and Roll band in the world is how the Stones are rightly described and Stoned Again are an excellent tribute to them. In fact this is probably now the only way you could recreate ‘the club’ atmosphere that made The Stones such an exciting phenomena 30 years ago.

Targeting colleges, universities, corporate entertainments and larger clubs, Stoned Again will get all audiences on their feet dancing to such famous songs as ‘Satisfaction’, ‘Honky Tonk Woman’, ‘Brown Sugar’ etc.

All consummate professionals, they realize the need for the ‘smile factor’ and a broad grin is generated by the antics of ‘Mick Stagger’ and his perfect foil ‘Keith Riffhard’.

Check out the bands promotional material and we’re sure you’ll agree that as well as being first rate musicians, Stoned Again bear an uncanny resemblance to The Stones themselves.

“…why spend £30 at Wembley when you can get Stoned Again?” TIME OUT

“..this aint just Rock’n’Roll this is theatre.” BIRMINGHAM POST

“…uncannily real. Excellent…” MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS