Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones have recorded 11 songs for a new Faces album

Rod Stewart reunites with his iconic 1970s rock band after 50 years for a new project - The Mirror US

Rod Stewart is a part of the popular English rock group Faces, who will now be reuniting for a new album that'll soon be released

Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones to Reunite for First Faces Album in Over 50 Years

Drummer Kenney Jones told 'The Telegraph' that he and his bandmates have “about 11 tracks” recordedKarwai Tang/WireImage Ronnie Wood, Rod Stewart and Kenney Jones in February 2020English rock group Faces are set to release their first album in 50 years.In a new interview with The Telegraph published Monday, April 21, drummer Kenney Jones revealed that an album from the band — which was initially a supergroup featuring members of Small Faces and …

The New Faces Album Just Needs Some Ears

Big news, rock heads: The Faces will be releasing a new album, probably next year. Kenney Jones teased that ‘most of’ the songs are good, and Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood are hard at work.

The Faces confirm new album is in the works

Three legendary artists are working on their first studio album together in more than 50 years.

Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones have recorded 11 songs for a new Faces album

It looks like Faces could be gearing up to release their first new album in over 50 years. The rock band – which features Rod Stewart, The Rolling Stones‘ guitarist Ronnie Wood and drummer Kenney Jones – have been hinting at a reunion in recent years, and now it has been confirmed that they have recorded 11 new tracks for a new album. Rumours of a comeback first got momentum in 2020, when the trio came together to perform a live rendition of the…

Kenney Jones gives update about new Faces music

Karwai Tang/WireImage Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood have been teasing new music from their ’70s group Faces for a while now, and their bandmate Kenney Jones has shared an update on their progress. In an interview with the U.K. outlet The Telegraph, Jones reveals that the trio has recorded “about 11 tracks” for a possible album. “Not all of them are going to be right,” he said. “But most of them are good.” Jones didn’t narrow down a time frame for …