Legendary musician and acclaimed artist Ronnie Wood, best known for his indelible contributions to The Rolling Stones, celebrated his remarkable 50th anniversary with the iconic band last night at an exclusive event held at RS No. 9 Carnaby, The Rolling Stones Official Store, located at 9 Carnaby Street in London. The one-night-only celebration offered a rare and intimate look into Wood's extraordinary journey with the Stones, marking five decades of unparalleled music, art, and rock history.
The heart of London's vibrant Soho district played host to a curated exhibition that captivated guests, showcasing a diverse collection of Ronnie Wood’s original artwork, a selection of his iconic guitars, and instantly recognizable stage-worn costumes. Each piece on display vibrated with the spirit and inimitable style of one of rock 'n' roll’s most enduring legends.
Among the highlights of the exhibition were newly unveiled art pieces. This included '50 The Portraits Canvas', a stunning collection of hand-finished box canvases featuring Ronnie’s commemorative portraits of himself and his bandmates. Also on display was '50 The Portraits Folio', a meticulously crafted portfolio containing four portraits, a companion set-list from Wood's first gig with the band in 1975, and an exclusive 7-inch vinyl record. These new art editions are now available for purchase, offering fans a unique opportunity to own a piece of this momentous anniversary.
The event at RS No. 9 Carnaby was a fitting tribute to Ronnie Wood’s unique legacy, his boundless creativity, and his profound influence on one of the world's most influential bands. It was an unmissable evening for fans and industry insiders alike, honouring a true rock icon's half-century milestone.
