Rolling Stones bandmates past and present wish Sir Mick Jagger a happy birthday

Sir Mick Jagger celebrated his 83rd birthday this Sunday. The Rolling Stones frontman received public messages from bandmates past and present to mark the occasion.

Guitarist Keith Richards shared a vintage black and white photo of the pair with a short message of affection. Ronnie Wood, who has been with the band since 1975, posted a digital version of a painting he created of the singer to his social media feed.

Former bassist Bill Wyman also sent his well wishes to his former bandmate. Wyman, a founding member who departed the group in the early 1990s, shared a note mentioning he is familiar with the age milestone. Wyman recently contributed to the band's 2023 album Hackney Diamonds.

The birthday follows the release of the band's latest studio project titled Foreign Tongues, which arrived on July 10. The record features notable collaborations with Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, and Steve Winwood.

Sir Mick's partner, Melanie Hamrick, posted a public tribute focusing on their future plans and shared time together. The official Rolling Stones account shared a collection of archival images, noting the singer's longevity and impact on the music industry. The band continues to maintain a significant presence in rock history with a catalog that includes classic records and major commercial success.