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6 days ago · with Lainey Wilson
4 days ago · During a show on June 30 at Chicago’s Soldier Field, Wilson not only opened the show, but joined the band for a rendition of “Dead Flowers,” a song from The Stones’ 1971 album Sticky Fingers.
5 days ago · “Take me down little Susie, take me down/ I know you think you’re the Queen of the Underground/ And you can send me dead flowers every morning/ Send me dead flowers by the mail/ Send me dead flowers to my wedding/ And I won’t forget to put roses on your grave,” they sing on the chorus.
5 days ago · The Rolling Stones welcomed country singer Lainey Wilson to the stage for a performance of 'Dead Flowers' on their ongoing 2024 stadium tour.
4 days ago · Lainey Wilson shocked fans in Chicago by joining the Rolling Stones onstage to duet the song "Dead Flowers." Read details here.
3 days ago · The choice of “Dead Flowers,” a song steeped in melancholy yet resilient in its essence, was particularly fitting. Its lyrics delve into themes of love and loss, elements that resonate profoundly with fans of both The Rolling Stones and Lainey Wilson.
5 days ago · Watch Lainey Wilson join The Rolling Stones to perform the band’s country-rock classic “Dead Flowers” at their June 30 concert in Chicago.
