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Ronnie Wood Brings ‘FEARLESS’ To New York’s Beacon Theatre With His Ammo Band

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Music Six decades of rock and roll history, one legendary guitarist and a concert hall where every guitar lick can be heard up close. Ronnie Wood is bringing his Ammo Band to New York City’s Beacon Theatre on March 22, 2027, giving fans a rare chance to experience the Rolling Stones guitarist outside the enormous stadiums he usually calls home. The evening will celebrate ‘FEARLESS: THE ANTHOLOGY 1965–2025,’ a collection spanning his extraordinary musical adventures with The Rolling Stones, Faces, the Jeff Beck Group, The Birds and his solo career. The concert will feature Grammy-nominated vocalist Chanel Haynes, whose powerful performances have already made her a memorable collaborator with the Rolling Stones. Wood’s Ammo Band also includes bassist Willie Weeks and drummer Andy Newmark, two musicians with a particularly special connection to his musical history.

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