Sydney Sweeney flaunts assets in skimpy leather ensemble for Rolling Stones' latest single
The Rolling Stones have released a music video for Angry featuring Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney. The upcoming album Hackney Diamonds pays tribute to late drummer Charlie Watts and includes collabs from various music legends.
The Rolling Stones have released a new music video for their latest single Angry starring HBO actress Sydney Sweeney.
The video, directed by Francois Rousselet, showcases Sweeney in a spirited performance as she dances through Los Angeles streets.
The 25-year-old actress, known for her role in Euphoria, was seen in the video sporting a leather ensemble and miming the song's lyrics.
The backdrops of the video pay tribute to the Stones' storied history, displaying moving images of the band's performances over the years.
Sweeney also appeared alongside the legendary rock band during their album launch for Hackney Diamonds in London.
The new album, announced in a live event hosted by Jimmy Fallon, is set to release on October 20.
Marking their first album of original songs in nearly two decades, Hackney Diamonds holds sentimental value for the band as it features the late drummer Charlie Watts on two tracks.
Watts, who was an integral part of the band since 1963, passed away in August 2021 at the age of 80.
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At the event, the Stones reminisced about Watts' significance to the band.
Keith Richards highlighted the transition to drummer Steve Jordan, noting that he was Charlie's recommendation.
Watts' presence is also felt on tracks with former bassist Bill Wyman, bridging past and present members.
The new album has gained notable attention, with contributions reportedly from Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John.
Anticipation builds as Hackney Diamonds will be available in various formats, including a special edition vinyl, starting September 6.
