Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart Collaborate Again on New Songs Ahead of Possible Faces Reunion

Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones revealed on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs that he and Rod Stewart, who played together in the Faces during the 1960s, are working on new songs with hopes of finishing them in the studio soon. The Faces, formed in 1969 after the Small Faces’ singer left, remain closely linked to their classic rock sound, with hits like ‘Stay With Me.’ Wood recounted humorous tales of the band’s wild touring days, including being banned from hotels and having to check in under disguise. Despite decades of experience, Wood says the musical standards continue to rise as the Rolling Stones prepare a new album for imminent release. He also shared his personal journey of overcoming drug and alcohol addiction in 2010, emphasizing the importance of support from bandmates like Mick Jagger. The collaboration between Wood and Stewart, alongside ongoing projects for the Rolling Stones, highlights their continued dedication to music even after many years.