The 80-year-old rock icon has posted a video on his social media pages showing him rocking out on an electric guitar.
Jagger is seen playing along to a hard-rocking instrumental track, as a dog stands behind him, at times looking toward Mick while also checking a backyard that’s visible through sliding doors.
Accompanying the clip is a note from Jagger that reads, “Looking forward to seeing you all when the tour starts next month!”
It’s not clear where Jagger shot the video clip, but it may be somewhere in the Caribbean. The view of his backyard seems to show some tropical trees, and about a week ago, the legendary singer posted photos of him taken during a visit to Bequia, a small island in The Grenadines.
Meanwhile, it appears that Stones guitarist Keith Richards also is spending some downtime in the tropics as the start of the tour nears.
Richards has posted a new photo on his social media pages showing him grinning while sitting in a chair on a boat, with a sandy beach far in the background. The caption reads, “See you next month.”
The Rolling Stones’ 2024 Tour kicks off April 28 in Houston. The 19-date trek is plotted out through a July 17 show in Santa Clara, California.
Rare Stones is a collection of candid snaps of the band in the early eighties taken by Folkestone-based photographer Brian Aris.
The images, many of which have never been displayed before, are on show in St Leonards, East Sussex, from Saturday. (watch a preview on BBC)
Lucy Bell, who is hosting the exhibition, said the photos "showcase the band's raw energy, unparalleled charisma, and enduring influence".
He said: "I spent days photographing different band members before walking into a candlelit barn with the band around midnight for a rehearsal.
"I was sitting on the floor of the barn, working with very fast film as there was such little light, thinking how privileged I was to be there with an opportunity to capture The Stones."
Mr Aris added: "No fancy costumes or make up, no expensive lighting rig - just an amazing group of musicians really enjoying themselves making great music."
