Chicago, IL – On a night filled with rock and roll royalty, country music star Lainey Wilson joined The Rolling Stones onstage for a special performance of their classic hit, “Dead Flowers.” The iconic band, known for their electrifying performances and timeless anthems, welcomed Wilson to the stage during their recent Hackney Diamonds tour stop at Chicago’s legendary Soldier Field.

Lainey Wilson performing with The Rolling StonesLainey Wilson performing with The Rolling Stones

The collaboration, a testament to the enduring influence of both country and rock music, brought together two distinct styles for a memorable rendition of the beloved song. “Dead Flowers,” originally released on the Stones’ 1971 album Sticky Fingers, has long been recognized for its country influences.

Wilson, known for her powerful vocals and authentic country sound, was a natural fit for the duet. Her performance seamlessly blended with the band’s signature sound, creating a unique and unforgettable moment for the audience. The energy on stage was palpable as the two musical forces came together.

This wasn’t the first time The Rolling Stones incorporated a guest vocalist for “Dead Flowers” during their Hackney Diamonds tour. During their Orlando show, country star Tyler Childers joined the band for the song, further showcasing their appreciation for the genre.

Lainey Wilson and The Rolling Stones on stageLainey Wilson and The Rolling Stones on stage

Wilson, clearly humbled by the experience, took to social media to express her gratitude. Sharing photos and videos of the performance on Instagram, she wrote: “I got to hang out with rockstars of all rockstars last night. @mickjagger @officialkeef @ronniewood @therollingstones – you are legendary, to say the least. What a treat, what an honour, what a night!! Wow. 🤯🤘🌸”

The feeling was clearly mutual, as The Rolling Stones also expressed their thanks to Wilson on their social media channels, saying, “Another incredible night in Chicago, thank you! And special thanks to @laineywilson for joining on Dead Flowers.”

The collaboration between Lainey Wilson and The Rolling Stones served as a powerful reminder of music’s ability to transcend genres and generations. For one unforgettable night in Chicago, country and rock came together, creating a harmonious blend that left the audience energized and wanting more.

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